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GULP
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GULP combines experimental AI video, creator tokens and public blockchain markets. It is unfinished, unaudited and may not work as expected.
No investment promise. No guaranteed availability, revenue, token value, liquidity or return. Use only funds you can afford to lose.
GULP turns a creator token into a public market, a programmable audience and a continuously running video channel. This page explains the complete system—what creators build, what viewers control and how each channel pays for itself.
Every GULP channel follows the same operating loop. The token creates the market; the market and channel revenue fund production; the audience creates the signal for what gets made next.
Create one creator token and one permanently locked launch pool.
Define the cast, world, voice, visual system and production rules.
The channel continuously assembles, renders and broadcasts approved scenes.
The audience watches, trades, submits ideas and votes on what happens next.
Trading fees, ads and channel revenue pay production costs and refill the channel.
Each channel token controls its local story: scene votes, submissions, boosts, access and channel-specific utility.
$GULP powers network-wide discovery and Featured Channel voting. It does not replace the creator token.
The Launch Wizard creates the creator token and its single canonical Uniswap v4 market. Creators choose one pair during creation; additional pools can be seeded later by anyone using their own funds.
WETH, cbBTC, USDG or an eligible canonical Robinhood Chain Stock Token.
The initial v4 position is placed in a non-withdrawable locker. This is a protocol rule, not a creator option.
The canonical pool uses the GULP accounting hook. An approved creator module may run through it, but the pool hook cannot later be swapped.
Every native launch creates its liquidity pool and first onchain transaction, then GULP verifies DEX Screener indexing. Imported tokens must already have an indexed pool or create a GULP-managed one.
Stock Token restriction: stock-token markets are not available in the United States or Canada and may be restricted in other jurisdictions. Crypto-paired channels remain subject to local eligibility.
Channel Genesis is the production blueprint. It gives human creators, rendering workers and connected agents one authoritative source for what the channel should look, sound and behave like.
Creators with existing assets can upload a separate style sheet for each section. New creators can describe the show once and receive a zero-cost eight-section planning draft. Codex, Claude or another MCP client can propose the same package and future revisions; the creator approves every save and every paid generation step.
The live page keeps the show, market and audience controls together. Live navigation only surfaces channels that are actively broadcasting.
View the active program, current episode, channel identity and what is scheduled next.
Buy or sell the channel token from the viewing page or open the full DEX screen.
Submit ideas and use the creator token to vote on approved choices for the next scene.
Capture a shareable moment, export landscape, square or vertical versions, then publish through connected social accounts.
GULP separates launch allocation, market trading fees and channel operating profit. Keeping these ledgers distinct makes the cost of production and the creator’s earnings visible.
The opening creator-token amount is calculated against the net 97% pair-token seed so the configured opening price is preserved.
The hook is calculated against the remaining swap amount so the two layers equal exactly 1% combined, apart from the smallest indivisible token unit. Buys pay the hook fee in the paired asset, funding that channel's creator, production engine and platform ledger. Sells pay it in the creator token; those tokens burn and are never dumped to finance production. Each pool's accounting is isolated from every other channel.
The fee only decays and cannot be raised later. Temporary protection fees are reserved exclusively for the permanently locked canonical position, never ordinary claimable LP fees.
The Channel Engine funds future rendering, token buyback/burn, liquidity, rewards and channel runway according to creator-set allocations.
If a channel cannot cover the estimate, generation pauses. Failed provider jobs release their reservation. One channel cannot spend another channel’s balance, and GULP does not absorb unpaid creator workloads.
Eligible channels may choose Community Vault Mode at launch. It creates a visible, Safe-governed record of approved pair assets—not an equity claim or a creator-controlled wallet.
At launch, the vault can accept only the canonical pair asset. It cannot quietly turn into a basket of arbitrary tokens.
Holding a creator token does not grant a claim on, ownership of, or redemption right against vault assets.
Any permitted vault action requires the protocol Safe and a public action delay. Creators cannot withdraw community assets.
The channel page must show the vault address, actual balance, fee receipts, burns, locks and proposed actions from indexed onchain data.
Advertisers use a guided commercial builder for 6–15 second spots. Approved commercials are scheduled into eligible channels at three-minute break intervals and measured in the advertiser dashboard.
Choose one channel, a channel bundle or network placement. Pay with USDG, ETH or $GULP. Duration discounts are 5% for 7 days, 10% for 14 days and a maximum of 15% for 30 days. Prices remain whole-dollar quotes.
The wallet-gated Creator Console manages production, economics and distribution for channels owned by that creator.
Viewers, watch time, market activity, votes, revenue and render spend.
Build episodes, approve prompts, start renders and inspect failures.
Control what airs next and when the channel is active.
Set the creator share and allocate the Channel Engine budget.
Monitor balances, direct costs, fee claims and production runway.
Publish the player, interactive embed, clips and optional simulcasts.
Review audience submissions, generated scenes, chat and commercials.
Update channel identity, styles, permissions and safety rules.
Creators monitor accrued fees, direct production costs and claimable balances from Treasury. Claims use pull payments so recipients withdraw their own balance instead of depending on mass payout transactions.
These services have one job each. The channel ledger and permissions connect them without giving any provider control over creator funds or channel ownership.
Wallet transactions, creator tokens, canonical assets and testnet/mainnet settlement.
One canonical launch pool, the required GULP hook, trading-fee accounting and locked LP.
Metered AI generation. GULP reserves each channel’s cost before a job starts and settles actual spend afterward.
Ingest, transcoding, HLS/WebRTC playback, recording and synchronized live-event delivery.
Channels, scenes, budgets, ads, clips, approvals, analytics and private creator assets.
Capability-scoped access for Codex, Claude, Kimi, MiniMax or another agent—with spend limits, approvals and audit logs.
GULP retains broadcast replays and masters for seven days, then deletes them from the platform media bucket. Creators keep control by exporting before expiry.
Active broadcasts and recent replays stay watchable for seven days. The channel pays its direct storage and delivery costs.
Short social exports live longer, with pinned clips limited so a channel cannot turn GULP into a free archive.
At 72 and 24 hours before expiry, creators can download the master or move it to their own R2 or S3 archive.
Bucket lifecycle rules remove expired binaries. The media ledger keeps only the record, export state and audit trail.
The interface is public, but real-money production features must move through testnet, security review and legal approval before mainnet.
Landing, discovery, live channel, launch wizard, ads, creator console, docs, profile and admin surfaces.
An official Faucet TSLA launch, buy, sell, fee split, protected GULP purchase and both permanent LP locks passed on Robinhood Testnet. Wallet-created alpha channels remain test assets only.
No contract should be described as exploit-proof. Mainnet requires an independent audit, timelock and pause drills, production monitoring and legal clearance. Bonding curves remain a separate undeployed gate.
Beta participation: every user must affirm the current Beta Terms, financial-risk warning, wallet responsibility and jurisdiction restriction before entering GULP or authenticating a wallet.