Outsource your
token distribution.
Whales sell through the vault, vested and capped, instead of into your chart. The more of your supply sits with Gage, the fewer cliffs you have. That number is public.
Think long/short ratio, for supply. Vested supply is sell pressure with a schedule. Liquid whale supply is sell pressure with a trigger finger. Every token now shows which one it is made of.
Illustration before protocol fees. AMM figure assumes a 600K USDG pool; the vault figure follows from the parameters.
Three parties. One drip.
A holder distributes
Deposit size into the token's vault through the router. Pick a floor. Nobody sees your position, only the vault total.
The treasury gets first refusal
For the first six hours of each day the project's buyback treasury may take the tranche at 3% below reference.
Buyers take the rest, vested
The ask walks down from reference toward the floor until someone fills. Fills unlock over 7 days. Bots get nothing liquid.
Distribution Vaults
Every listed token. Cap, balance and today's tranche.
| Token | Vault balance | Cap / day | Today's tranche | Ask now | Sold 7d |
|---|
Vest Ratio · top of the board
Vested whale supply vs cliff supply. The long/short ratio for token supply.
Buyers earned ≈ 5.1% below reference
for holding through a 7-day unlock, across 2,140 fills on four vaults, last 30 days.
Mocked history. Every fill is its own price for its own tranche; nothing here is a promise.
The details, when you need them
Anyone can buy at 97% and sell into the main pool at 100%, and bots repeat that until the main pool is 3% lower. The seller still moves the price, one hop removed, and the discount goes to bots. A Distribution Vault pays the discount for time instead: public fills are vested, so the only way to profit is to hold through the unlock.
Robinhood Chain is public. Deposits go through a router that batches several sellers into one transfer, the vault stores your position as an internal share with no public getter, and the vault emits totals only. A tagged wallet sending to the router is still a public transaction, so a determined analyst can link it. Casual observers cannot, and nobody can see your size or your floor.
Storm mode. If the 24-hour reference has fallen more than 15%, the maximum discount clamps to 3% and the daily cap halves. The vault will not be the thing that turns a dip into a collapse. You can also set a personal floor at any time.
First refusal on every tranche at 3% below reference for the first quarter of the day. Projects accumulate their own token below market with no slippage, from the same buyback budget they already spend on the AMM at worse prices.
Distribution Vaults
One per listed token. Cap and pace are public; positions are not.
NUDES
Unfilled size is not lost. It rolls into the next epoch under the same cap.
Distribute a position
Pick the token. Everything else happens in its vault.
Vest Ratio
How much of a token's whale supply is on a schedule vs on a hair trigger. Green is vested in Gage. Red is liquid in wallets that could sell any second.
Whale supply = wallets above 0.5% of supply, excluding the pool, the team lock and burns. Vest Ratio = whale supply in a Distribution Vault ÷ all whale supply.
Vested supply can only leave at the cap, to buyers who lock. Cliff supply can leave in one block. Two tokens with the same whale count are not the same risk.
Above 60% vested is diamond. 35 to 60 is whale-safe. Under 15 is cliff city. Movement matters more than level: rising means whales are choosing the schedule.
| # | Token | Vested · cliff | Vest Ratio | 24h | Whale supply | Biggest cliff |
|---|
Mocked data. Whale wallets are identified by balance only; nobody is doxxed. "Biggest cliff" is the largest single liquid whale balance as a share of supply.
Projects: outsource distribution, publish the ratio
Your whales want out eventually. Give them a door that does not go through your chart, then put the number on your site. A rising Vest Ratio is the strongest "we are not going to dump on you" a project can show, because it is on-chain and not a promise.
List the token
The vault exists from day one, so a whale entering it is never news.
Point whales at it
They deposit privately, set a floor, and get near spot over weeks. You get first refusal at −3%.
Embed the badge
One line of HTML. Live ratio, live badge, links here. Dexscreener and X screenshots do the rest.
Climb the board
Top of the Vest Ratio leaderboard is free marketing that cannot be faked with a bot farm.
Badge auto-updates. If the ratio falls below 15% the badge turns red on the project's own site. That is the point: it only works because it can go wrong.
Positions
Your distributions and your vested buys. Nothing here is visible to anyone else.
Borrow
This page is unchanged in v3. The mock only covers Distribution Vaults and Positions.
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