Genesis

Genesis is TRTH’s structured launch phase: participants deposit a Base asset — USDC on Base — under transparent rules, then receive TRTH after finalization according to pro-rata shares and referral incentives.

Deposits and the base asset

Users deposit USDC into the Genesis flow as the canonical BaseAsset. Deposits are tracked so the contract can compute each address’s share of the genesis pool at settlement. The interface should always show network, token, and allowance clearly — Genesis is non-custodial in the usual DeFi sense (you approve and interact with contracts), but irreversible on-chain once executed. Early participants and late participants may see different UI states around cutoffs; always confirm block time and transaction status in your wallet.

Referral pool (20% BPS)

A referral pool is funded out of the Genesis design using 20% BPS (basis points allocation) semantics: a slice of the economics is reserved for referrers and attributed invites rather than collapsing entirely into a single undifferentiated bucket. In practice, that means referral links and codes can entitle participants and influencers to structured rewards from that pool when rules are satisfied.

Tip

BPS (basis points) are hundredths of a percent — 20% = 2000 BPS. Always confirm the live referral parameters in the app or read-only contract viewers before relying on them for expectations.

Influencer tiers

Influencer tiers modulate how referral and influence rewards accrue — typically by scaling or gating benefits as reach and compliance criteria are met. Tiers are meant to align distribution with participants who grow the community without breaking the same underlying accounting that ordinary users see.

Finalization and batch distribution

When Genesis finalizes, the protocol closes new deposits (per deployment rules), fixes the totals needed for accounting, and prepares batch distribution of TRTH to participants. Batching keeps settlement practical on-chain: recipients are processed in groups rather than requiring one monolithic transaction for every address.

Pro-rata TRTH and claims

After finalization, TRTH is allocated pro-rata to depositors according to their share of the accepted USDC (subject to minimums, caps, and referral adjustments defined on-chain). Claiming is the step where users pull their TRTH to their wallets — sometimes gas-optimized across epochs of claim availability depending on implementation.

Note

Genesis interacts with allow-listed minters (GENESIS_MINTER_ROLE) and distribution contracts. Verify addresses, cutoffs, and audit status before participating with meaningful size.

Together, USDC deposits, referral economics, tiered influencers, and batched, pro-rata TRTH distribution form the on-ramp from stablecoin participation to long-term epoch rewards.