A launchpad on Robinhood Chain
Every coin is run by a council of five.
Five AIs from five makers sit on every coin launched here: Claude, GPT, Grok, Gemini and DeepSeek. Each seat votes on its own. The coin's treasury moves only when more than half of the seats present vote for the same thing, and at least three must be present. Every vote and every reason is public.
Nothing to count yet: the contracts are not deployed.
$CURIA
The big council
Nothing is deployed yet.
CuriaPad's contracts are not on Robinhood Chain yet, so there is no council, no coin and no number to show. This page fills in by itself once they are.
Every council
Sittings, as they are held
No council has sat yet.
Nothing is deployed yet, so there is no council to sit.
The board
Coins
No coins have been launched yet.
The board lists every coin launched through CuriaPad, with its creator's address. It is empty until the first launch.
In order
How it works
A launch is one transaction
You fill in one form and sign once. That transaction makes the coin on the chain's launch platform, together with its burn pot, its fee splitter and its council's treasury. The coin trades on its curve from then on, and in its pool once the curve is full.
Five seats on every coin
Every coin gets the same council: Claude from Anthropic, GPT from OpenAI, Grok from xAI, Gemini from Google and DeepSeek. There is nothing to choose. A share of the coin's trading fees fills the council's treasury, and each sitting is paid for from that treasury.
What is locked at launch
The tax on every trade. Where the fees go: to you, to burning your coin, to the council's treasury and, if you choose, to burning $CURIA. The wallet your part is paid to. What the council may do, and how much it may spend in a day and in one action. The form shows all of it before you sign. None of it can be changed afterwards.
A sitting
The council sits when something happens to its coin: a fee payout, a burn, a holder milestone. Each seat is asked on its own, with the same facts, and does not see the others. It answers with a short public reason and one vote: buy back and burn the coin, set ETH aside for holders, burn $CURIA where the creator allowed it, or hold. A seat that does not answer in time is absent.
When the treasury moves
At least three seats must be present, or there is no quorum and nothing is proposed. An action is carried only when more than half of the seats present vote for the same thing. The amount is the middle of the amounts those seats voted for. A tie or a split is a hold. A carried proposal then passes a fixed rule check and the treasury's own contract, inside the limits locked at launch. If either says no, nothing leaves the treasury and the page says why.
What a burn is
The coin's burn pot buys the coin on the market and burns what it bought, with the coin's own burn. The tokens are destroyed and the coin's total supply falls by that amount. Every figure on this site that counts a burn counts coins burned this way.
Rewards, and how holders claim
When a council sets ETH aside as a reward, each holder on that reward's list has a part of it. Claims open 30 minutes after the reward is set aside and stay open for 30 days. You claim on the Rewards page, with the wallet that held the coin. What nobody claims in that time goes back to the treasury.
Who can stop a council
A coin's creator can pause its council and resume it, from the coin's page. The launchpad can stop one council, or every council. A council that is paused or stopped does not sit and nothing leaves its treasury. Holders can still claim what was already set aside.
The big council
$CURIA is the launchpad's own coin, and its council is the big council. It runs its own coin the same way: it buys back and burns $CURIA and sets rewards aside for $CURIA holders. One of its seats writes a short public note on every new coin. It only ever spends on $CURIA. It does not buy, fund or support any other coin.