The Process — How Spark Works

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Step 1 — Idea Submission

It all starts with an idea. Anyone can submit one to Spark — a product concept, a protocol, a tool, a service. No team required. No deck. No code. Just a clear vision of what should exist in the world.

The idea is published on the platform for the community to discover and evaluate.

Ideas

Step 2 — VibeFund

If the community believes in the idea, they fund it. This is the VibeFund phase — the moment where conviction meets capital.

Participants contribute to the idea's treasury. The more capital flows in, the stronger the signal that this idea is worth building. VibeFunding is not speculation — it's a community placing a bet on a future they want to see happen.

Participants can withdraw their funds at any time as long as the funding goal has not been reached. Once the goal is hit, withdrawals are no longer possible.

At that point, a 72-hour countdown begins. This final window allows remaining participants to join before funding closes. When the timer ends, the treasury is locked and the idea moves to Step 3.

Start Funding (VibeFund)

Funding Reached

Step 3 — Ownership Coin

Once the treasury is funded, an Ownership Coin is created — inspired by the MetaDAO model. This is a treasury-backed token that represents ownership over the idea and its resources.

The treasury management and token minting are governed by futarchy — meaning every key decision is made through prediction markets, not committee votes or multisig politics.

Ownership Coin holders are the true owners of the idea from this point forward.

We take 20% of the raise in StableCoin (USDC) to set up the pool.

The liquidity pool is deployed via Meteora DAMM v2, with a 2.5% fee structure distributed as follows: 50% goes to the idea's treasury fund, 40% to $SPARK treasury, and 10% to the original ideator.

Token Launch