The Idea Becomes an Asset.

The Ownership Coin goes live.

Approximately 24 hours after the raise closes, the Ownership Coin is launched. This is a treasury-backed token that represents ownership over the idea and its resources, inspired by the MetaDAO model.

The token is deployed on Solana. The treasury is secured in a Squad multisig. Liquidity is deployed across three pools:

Omnipair pool: 80% of the USDC from the raise goes into a liquidity pool on Omnipair.

Meteora pool: 20% of the USDC goes into a standard liquidity pool on Meteora.

Meteora DAMM v2 pool: A second Meteora pool is created in one-sided liquidity with 900,000 tokens of the Ownership Coin. This pool also serves as the Decision Market on Combinator.trade, which will be used to select the winning builder team.

What does "treasury-backed" mean?

The token's value is anchored to real assets sitting in the treasury. If $50,000 was raised, the token launches with $50,000 backing it (less 1% graduation fees). This isn't a speculative memecoin. It's a token with a floor value tied to the capital the community committed.

Governance by futarchy

From this point, every major decision about the treasury and the token is governed by futarchy: prediction markets determine outcomes, not committees or multisig politics. The community votes with capital, not opinions.

Trading fees start flowing

Every trade on the Ownership Coin generates fees (2.5% per trade). These fees are distributed across ecosystem partners and back to the ideator, the project treasury, and Spark. Full breakdown available in "How Fees & Capital Work."

What's next?

The token is live. The community is in. Now it's time to find who will build it. The Hackathon begins.