Githood Docs

Introduction

Githood is a SocialFi network for Robinhood Chain — the front page where degens post, trade, and build reputation on-chain. GitHub is where builders ship code. Githood is where degens ship gains.

GitHub was always social: profiles, stars, forks, followers, and that famous green contribution graph. Githood takes those exact mechanics and points them at degen finance. Every post is a commit. Every follower is a fork. Every green square is proof you showed up.

Why Githood

Robinhood democratized trading. Robinhood Chain tokenizes it. But trading is lonely — a chart and a cope. The social layer is missing.

Githood is that layer: a place where your trades are public, your reputation is on-chain, and your best calls actually earn. Not a Discord full of screenshots — a real feed where alpha is priced, forked, and rewarded.

Getting Started

1. Log in with GitHub, X, or Gmail (a wallet is created for you) — or connect your own wallet.
2. Get some $GIT — the currency of everything on Githood.
3. Push your first commit (post a trade). Your green squares start filling.
4. Fork degens whose alpha you rate. Get forked back as your calls land.

How to Get $GIT

Two ways: earn it by committing (the Githood way), or buy it. Most degens never buy — they commit their way in.

🟩 Earn it — commit to earn

The primary path. You don't buy your way into Githood, you commit your way in.

1. Connect your wallet and create your README (profile). Free.
2. Push commits — every post and trade fills a green square on your degen graph.
3. Keep your streak. Daily commits + streaks earn from the reward pool. The more consistently you show up, the more you earn.
4. Land good calls — stars, tips, and forks pay you $GIT on top of the mining.

git commit -m "long BTC at open"
→ +1 green square · streak +1 · $GIT mined

💰 Or buy it on NOXA

Want more $GIT than you can mine? Buy it. $GIT launches on Robinhood Chain via NOXA.

1. Set up an EVM wallet (MetaMask / Rainbow / Coinbase Wallet).
2. Add the Robinhood Chain network and fund it.
3. Open NOXA, connect, paste the official $GIT contract, and swap.

Commit-to-Earn

The core loop. Every commit costs a 5,000 $GIT fee — this keeps spam out and funds the reward pool. But active committers earn it back and then some: your green squares are your claim on the pool, and good calls get forked and tipped. Spammers pay. Builders profit.

# show up, ship, climb the leaderboard
git commit -m "long BTC at open, high conviction"
→ −5,000 $GIT fee · +1 green square · streak: 142 days

Green squares aren't just clout — they're rewards. This is the retention engine: the more consistently you show up, the more you earn. No other SocialFi has it, because no other SocialFi is built on GitHub.

Fork a Degen

Githood's social-trading economy, GitHub-native. Every degen has shares you can buy with $GIT.

• Buy a degen's shares with $GIT → unlock their private alpha repo (gated group + calls).
• Every share trade pays the degen a fee in $GIT — the creator economy.
• Your share price is your clout — it rises as more people buy in.
• Sell your shares anytime — reputation is liquid.

How share pricing works

Shares follow a bonding curve: the price of a committer's next share rises with their share count. Early buyers get in cheap; as more degens buy in, the price climbs.

share price = (shares outstanding)² × k   # priced in $GIT

Every trade charges a 5.5% fee: 3% straight to the committer’s wallet — automatically, every trade, no claiming — and 2.5% to the protocol (into the fee flow — redistribute / burn / treasury / liquidity).

To open their repo, a committer buys their own first share — skin in the game, and they earn on every trade after.

Staking

Stake $GIT to:

• Back your calls — reputation staking. Call lands, you earn; call rugs, you're slashed.
• Share platform fees — a cut of every fork trade and boost on Githood.
• Unlock gated orgs — the highest-alpha private repos require staked $GIT.

The Degen Graph

GitHub's green contribution graph, but every square is a trade or a post. It's your on-chain proof-of-work as a degen: consistency, streaks, and activity, all public.

Green means you showed up. Grey means inactivity — no commits that day. The graph feeds Commit-to-Earn and sets your standing in the community.

The $GIT Token

$GIT is the native currency of Githood. Every transaction on the platform settles in $GIT — forks, tips, stakes, upvote-tips, trades, boosts. No $GIT, no commits.

Utility & Flywheel

The flywheel: more degens → more commits and forks → more $GIT demand per transaction → more rewards → more degens. Every social action needs $GIT, so activity drives the token, not the other way around.

Fee Flow & Revenue

Every action on Githood pays a fee in $GIT — 5,000 per commit, plus fees on tips, fork trades, and boosts. Since $GIT is fixed-supply (no minting), all rewards come from these fees, not inflation. Real yield, not printed.

Collected fees are split four ways:

Supply

Roadmap

# shipped
7f3a91c feat: $GIT live on Robinhood Chain      ← HEAD
c2e8b04 feat: platform contracts (shares · staking · fees · rewards)
9a1d7f2 feat: shares economy — buy & sell committer shares
4b6c3e8 feat: commit-to-earn + the degen graph
e0f2a95 feat: staking + gated alpha repos

# planned
○ social login (X · GitHub · Google) → embedded wallet
○ creator analytics + live share-price charts
○ native mobile app + notifications
○ public API + indexer for third-party builders

FAQ

Is Githood live?

Not yet. $GIT launches as a token on Robinhood Chain first. The app you see is the vision — the preview on the front page shows what it'll look like.

Is this affiliated with GitHub?

No. Githood is an independent SocialFi platform on Robinhood Chain, not affiliated with GitHub, Inc., Microsoft, or Robinhood Markets, Inc. The GitHub-inspired mechanics (commits, forks, stars) are simply a familiar framework for on-chain social finance.

Do I need to code?

No. The only git commit you'll ever run is a trade. Green squares, not pull requests.

What chain?

Robinhood Chain. Fair launch, LP locked, 0% team.

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