DEX BOOSTED

sent 1m tokens to BonkGuy fomo wallet

First launches happening you can see the site is fully operational on GIWA test-net: https://giwa.markets/#/

I just sent my remaining 6m balance to PONS founder: https://x.com/MEADGod

Blue check on X added

The plan:

Once $GIWA launches next month we will migrate the token from RH chain to GIWA 1:1 and once it's on GIWA we will introduce buy and burn mechanism exactly as $pons
@ponsdotfamily
we will copy what works the best already. So yes deflationary token. 5% already burned.

Reaching out to Korean KOL’S

Token launched
Product live and working - not a larp http://giva.markets
When $GIWA main-net is launched it takes just a swtich
1:1 token migration from RH to GIWA
buy&burn mechanics borrowed from $PONS
@ponsdotfamily


Positioning in front of a Kimchi wave that's inevitably coming next month

cooking some new tek to launch on website today

GIWA.MARKETS update: launch options are expanding. 瓦

We're building the primary launchpad for Upbit's upcoming L2 — and creators will choose how their token enters the world.

Option 1 — Bonding Curve (live)
The classic: 1-click deploy, fair curve pricing, 800M sold → auto-graduation, LP burned forever. Pump-style, no presale, no team bags.

Option 2 — ZERO 零, the block lottery (live on testnet now)
Our proprietary launch engine, built for GIWA's 1-second blocks:

🎟 Fixed ticket price for everyone — whale or shrimp, identical odds per ticket
⛓ Every block draws ONE winner, picked by the block hash itself — a draw every second
🔥 Losing tickets aren't refunded — they fill the liquidity pot. At the final draw, pot + 500M tokens become permanently burned LP
🏆 500M raffled to winners, block by block. No allocation for anyone — not even the creator

100% onchain, one verifiable contract, zero off-chain parts. Nothing like it exists on any OP Stack chain.

More launch modes coming as we build toward GIWA mainnet (Aug–Sep). The goal doesn't change: every fair way to launch a token, in one place, on Korea's exchange chain.

Test both now → giwa.markets

The block chooses. 零

Try Zero here: https://giwa.markets/#/zero

The block chooses. 零

Our proprietary block-lottery launch engine, built for GIWA's 1-second blocks and running 100% onchain. Fixed ticket price for everyone. One winner per block, picked by the block hash itself. Losing tickets deepen the liquidity pool — burned forever at finalization. Capital buys tickets, never odds.

When someone creates a lottery: the contract deploys an actual ERC20 token (1B supply) in that same transaction — it's immediately visible on the explorer like any token. The full supply sits locked inside the launchpad contract; transfers are frozen so nobody can make side pools or OTC deals while the lottery runs.

During the lottery: tickets are real ETH payments into the contract. Each block's draw assigns real token allocations (500M ÷ wins target per win) to winners' addresses inside the contract — bookkeeping at this stage, claimable later. 95% of every ticket accumulates in the pot; 5% streams to your fee wallet immediately.

At finalize (all wins drawn, or deadline hits — anyone can trigger it): this is where the LP happens, in one transaction. The contract deploys a fresh AMM pool, deposits the entire ETH pot + 500M tokens as liquidity, and mints the LP shares straight to the dead address — locked forever, nobody can ever pull it, including you. Token transfers unlock, winners claim their actual tokens to their wallets, and the token becomes freely tradeable on that pool (buys/sells right on the launch page, 0.3% fee to the burned LP which makes it deflationary). If the deadline hits with unwon supply left, that remainder burns.

So the end state of every completed lottery is identical to a graduated bonding-curve token: a live ERC20 with permanently locked liquidity, trading on an AMM. The only difference between your two launch options is the distribution path — curve pricing vs. equal-odds block raffle. Both are rug-proof by construction: creator gets no allocation, LP can't be pulled, and every claim in that sentence is verifiable on the explorer.

The one nuance worth knowing: LP depth = tickets sold. A lottery that sells out 500 wins at 0.001 ETH pots ~0.475 ETH of locked liquidity; a lottery that only sells 50 tickets before deadline finalizes with a shallower pool (and burns the unwon 90% of winner supply, making it scarcer). The mechanic self-balances — but on testnet with faucet ETH, smaller wins-targets (100–500) will feel best.

First lottery is live you can test it out:

https://giwa.markets/#/zero/t/0x353fA91B945165bf2a9330AF4e76F9Dbe3Aff108

DUEL 對決 (daegyeol) — two tokens enter, one graduates. Every launch is a pair of rival tokens — $CAT vs $DOG, $SOJU vs $MAKGEOLLI. Both sides have identical bonding curves, both escrowed during the battle window. Communities buy their champion's curve — the raise totals are the score, live, onchain, a public tug-of-war. At the deadline: the side that raised more wins. Winner graduates with its own curve ETH plus a 25% tribute ripped from the loser's pot as extra burned liquidity — the losing army literally deepens the winner's floor. Loser token burns unborn; its buyers get 75% back and eternal shame. It's a prediction market (you're betting which community is stronger, paid in tokens + a fatter floor), it's self-resolving from pure onchain state, and it's engineered to make two Telegram armies raid each other for a week.

https://giwa.markets/#/launch - test our launch modes

How $GIWA migrates from Robinhood Chain to GIWA mainnet 瓦

Simple: burn on one side, receive on the other. Same wallet, both chains.

1️⃣ When migration opens, a Migration contract goes live on Robinhood Chain — address published here, on X, and in TG only.
2️⃣ You send your $GIWA to it (one click on giwa.markets/migrate). Your burn is recorded onchain, publicly, forever.
3️⃣ At GIWA mainnet launch: mainnet $GIWA deploys, and every recorded burner receives 1:1 at the exact same address — because EVM chains share addresses. No registration, no forms, no snapshot games.

Burn early or burn late — the ratio is 1:1 either way. Everything verifiable on both explorers.