$DSUP and mint access
A free mint split across three earned lanes — holder snapshot, contribution, and treasury — with no legacy collection to burn for access.
ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain. Uses: vault payment, extinction event entry, incubator liquidity pairing, governance over incubator slots.
Mint access
There is no legacy collection to burn, so access is earned on-chain rather than imported:
| Allocation | Share | Mechanism |
|---|---|---|
| Holder snapshot | 50% | $DSUP holders at an unannounced block, with a minimum continuous hold duration — flash-buying the snapshot does not work |
| Contribution allowlist | 30% | Build, design, translate, run infrastructure, write. Not "join TG, tag 3 friends" |
| Treasury | 20% | Vault opening inventory, incubated projects, partners, market making |
Mint price is 0 ETH across every lane. Free mint plus real utility is what moves a floor on this chain. Do not tax the entry.
Sequence
$DSUPlaunch → price discovery- Snapshot window announced, block undisclosed, minimum hold enforced
- Mint opens across all three lanes
- Vault opens, seeded from the treasury lane
The undisclosed snapshot block plus minimum continuous hold is the whole defense against snapshot-sniping: announcing a block in advance turns the snapshot into a flash-loan target, and a minimum hold duration means the snapshot itself has to be taken retroactively once the window closes, checking a holder's balance was continuously above threshold across it rather than at a single instant. The 50/30/20 split is a parameter, not a constant — see §15 for what's still open about the exact mechanism.