In development. GEM contracts run locally on Anvil; the app uses sample
balances. Public earning rules, eligible tokens and anti-abuse checks are
still being defined.
Earn through real activity
Your participation, recognized
GEM drops are intended to reward genuine swaps in eligible tokens. Artificial volume and repeated self-trading are outside that goal.
The local prototype issues GEM from settled protocol fees, within a lifetime cap. Paying a fee alone does not establish legitimate activity. Final eligibility and filtering rules remain open.
Use GEMs for experiences
Choose a benefit. Give consent.
An approved service can consume GEM only with your permission. The amount used is burned, reducing your balance.
Token bags are one local experiment. Their prize inventory is funded separately from the GEM reserve. The app’s opening animation is a preview; it does not spend onchain GEM or deliver onchain prizes.
A reserve for benefits
Support behind each use
In the local protocol, part of collected GRAPL fees funds a reserve for approved benefits. Reserve accounting limits what a service can receive when GEM is consumed.
GEM has no fixed cash value or cash-out promise. Burning GEM reduces both supply and reserve backing; it does not guarantee appreciation.
Keep these three things in mind
Earn, then use
GEM cannot be bought, sold or transferred between wallets.
Eligibility matters
Trading an unrelated pool does not automatically earn GEM.
Issuance is limited
A lifetime cap bounds local minting. Burning never resets that cap.