Know where it goes.

Your launch sets the direction.

Choose a coin name, ticker, description, quote asset and recipient policy. You can route fees to one EVM wallet or to the coin's circulating holders. These settings are permanent.

The factory creates a pool and a coin with a fixed supply of one billion tokens. You supply seed liquidity and make an initial buy in the same transaction. The pool keeps its seed liquidity locked, and your wallet receives the tokens from that buy. If creation fails, the transaction reverts.

You pay for seed liquidity, your initial buy and network gas. The pool charges the same 1% trading fee on the initial buy as it does on later trades. Divu does not charge a separate fixed launch fee.

One trade. A recorded allocation.

Every buy and sell pays a 1% fee in the quote asset. The protocol allocates 90% of that fee to the recipient policy and 10% to the protocol treasury. Integer arithmetic can leave tiny rounding differences.

Fees accrue inside the pool contract. Recipients call Claim with their wallet; the contract transfers the amount they have earned. Divu does not automatically swap fees into ETH or send background payouts. This keeps settlement direct and avoids a paid keeper service.

Hold a coin. Accrue its share.

In holder mode, the contract allocates recipient fees by circulating token balance at each trade. Tokens held by the pool itself are excluded. Transfers preserve the rewards already earned by the sender; the receiver starts earning on their new balance from the next allocation.

The initial buyer participates in the fee from the initial buy. On a sale, rewards use balances after the sold tokens return to the pool. If a sale leaves no circulating holders, the recipient portion from that trade accrues to the treasury. Divu never redistributes previously earned claims.

Each holder claims from their own wallet. Rewards stay in the pair's quote asset. Multi-asset payout baskets, social-profile recipients and automatic conversions are not part of this version.

A quote asset is a real input.

ETH is Robinhood Chain's gas asset and the native quote option. The asset directory also lists Stock Token contracts from Robinhood's official registry. A directory listing does not establish liquidity or make a pair available.

The factory owner must enable an ERC-20 quote asset before a creator can fund a pool with it. The creator must already hold that asset. Divu checks the received amount and rejects transfer-tax tokens. Rebase tokens and other nonstandard accounting models are unsupported.

Stock Tokens provide economic exposure to an underlying security. They do not grant ownership rights in that underlying company. Issuer restrictions, asset status and corporate-action multipliers can affect their use and displayed exposure. Pool calculations use raw token units, not an invented dollar price.

Small contracts. Explicit powers.

DivuFactory creates pools and maintains the list of supported quote assets. Its owner can enable or disable quote assets for future launches. That permission cannot change existing pools, withdraw their reserves or redirect their fees.

Each DivuPool is also the coin's ERC-20 contract. It contains its fixed supply, constant-product market, locked liquidity and fee accounting. It has no upgrade mechanism, mint function after construction, owner withdrawal or adjustable recipient.

The optional $DIVU project token is separate from launchpad coins. Its supply and treasury must be set before deployment. Holding $DIVU does not imply a claim on fees from other pools.

Connect through an EVM wallet using Privy. Transactions require your wallet's signature. Divu never asks for your seed phrase or private key.

Before you use it.

Launch coming soon. Production contracts are not deployed yet. The current contracts are development code and have not received an independent security audit. Prepare drafts and explore the mechanics while launch dependencies are completed.

Coin prices can fall to zero. Low liquidity makes price impact large, and permanently locked liquidity cannot be recovered by the creator. Fees depend on real trading activity; Divu promises no volume, income or return.

A recipient wallet does not prove that its owner created or endorses a coin. Verify the recipient independently. Check the chain, asset contract and transaction details before signing.

Divu is independent of Robinhood and of any companies referenced by the asset directory.