Diverge Loop Direction and Operational Strategy

Diverge Loop eliminates centralized manipulation by deploying smart contracts that enforce measures such as renouncing ownership, locking liquidity, and conducting comprehensive security audits.
Our DAO governance structure allows DLC holders to directly vote on key policies including protocol fees, marketing budgets, and token economic parameters, ensuring that all decisions are made transparently and community‑driven.
This model maximizes trust among investors and the community.

Under the “Genesis Gate” brand, Diverge Loop overcomes the limitations of traditional launchpads.
All projects can register freely on Genesis Gate without a mandatory approval process.
Project teams set detailed token issuance information, initial liquidity supply plans, token lock‑up schedules, sale ratios, and reward distribution mechanisms during registration.
This information is recorded on‑chain via BSC-based smart contracts and can be modified later through DAO voting.
Additionally, if additional exposure or benefits are desired, project teams can apply for Recommended Project status as a separate process.

IInitial Liquidity Supply: At registration on Genesis Gate, project teams supply a predetermined amount of initial liquidity on BSC-based DEXs (e.g., PancakeSwap) using their own funds. This liquidity is locked through smart contracts with publicly disclosed lock‑up terms.
Investor Token Purchase and Liquidity Participation: Investors purchase project tokens through the Diverge Loop platform and then combine these tokens with additional assets to provide liquidity on BSC-based DEXs. Investors receive LP tokens (liquidity provision certificates) proportional to their share of the total liquidity.
Trading Fee and Additional Token Rewards: When trades occur on these DEXs, Diverge Loop distributes a fee of 0.1% to liquidity providers based on their participation share. Additionally, LP token holders are awarded extra token sale allocations according to a bonding curve, lump‑sum, or sequential distribution method defined during registration.

Last updated 25 days ago

Diverge Loop eliminates centralized manipulation by deploying smart contracts that enforce measures such as renouncing ownership, locking liquidity, and conducting comprehensive security audits.
Our DAO governance structure allows DLC holders to directly vote on key policies including protocol fees, marketing budgets, and token economic parameters, ensuring that all decisions are made transparently and community‑driven.
This model maximizes trust among investors and the community.

Under the “Genesis Gate” brand, Diverge Loop overcomes the limitations of traditional launchpads.
All projects can register freely on Genesis Gate without a mandatory approval process.
Project teams set detailed token issuance information, initial liquidity supply plans, token lock‑up schedules, sale ratios, and reward distribution mechanisms during registration.
This information is recorded on‑chain via BSC-based smart contracts and can be modified later through DAO voting.
Additionally, if additional exposure or benefits are desired, project teams can apply for Recommended Project status as a separate process.

IInitial Liquidity Supply: At registration on Genesis Gate, project teams supply a predetermined amount of initial liquidity on BSC-based DEXs (e.g., PancakeSwap) using their own funds. This liquidity is locked through smart contracts with publicly disclosed lock‑up terms.
Investor Token Purchase and Liquidity Participation: Investors purchase project tokens through the Diverge Loop platform and then combine these tokens with additional assets to provide liquidity on BSC-based DEXs. Investors receive LP tokens (liquidity provision certificates) proportional to their share of the total liquidity.
Trading Fee and Additional Token Rewards: When trades occur on these DEXs, Diverge Loop distributes a fee of 0.1% to liquidity providers based on their participation share. Additionally, LP token holders are awarded extra token sale allocations according to a bonding curve, lump‑sum, or sequential distribution method defined during registration.

Last updated 25 days ago