Proof, not a profile
A readable signature proves wallet control. No email, password, seed phrase, private key, or token approval.
repodaofi creates one wallet-bound participation record from a readable signature. Connect here, see the BOT Chain network state, and review the optional Boost only when a verified contract is configured.
Connect first. BOT Chain is checked before any optional on-chain action; the base proof only requires a readable signature.
Review every signature and transaction in your wallet. repodaofi never asks for a seed phrase or private key.
A one-time nonce and readable signature confirm control of the connected address.
PARTICIPATION
START WITH PROOF
Connect, verify control with a readable message, and receive a wallet-bound base record. The optional on-chain action comes later and stays visibly separate.
Select a public wallet address.
Sign a message. No funds move.
Receive 100 participation Points.
The base record is an application proof. A Boost receipt appears only after a configured contract action succeeds and is reconciled.
Read a current recordPROTOCOL PRINCIPLES
BUILT FOR CLARITY
A readable signature proves wallet control. No email, password, seed phrase, private key, or token approval.
A verified address receives one limited, non-transferable base record worth 100 Points.
The 0.01 BOT Boost is separate, reviewed before submission, and only counted after independent verification.
PROJECT READINESS
SEPTEMBER BD REVIEW
The project is presented against the same questions used to distinguish a real, actionable opportunity from an unverified lead.
Open the full project briefThe public application, wallet connection, readable signature flow, base record, account view, legal pages, and API are deployed.
The custom domain, Whitepaper, source-backed behavior, contract tests, and explicit product boundaries make the project reviewable.
The optional receipt-backed action is designed around supported-network payment, wallet confirmation, and server-side transaction reconciliation.
Partnership and integration requests have a named route to the project team instead of relying on public social accounts or group chat.
Contract deployment, RPC, owner and treasury configuration, supported-chain settings, and review gates are listed before scheduling.
Points remain non-transferable application records. No token, airdrop, yield, allocation, or financial return is promised.
ECOSYSTEM INTEGRATION
A REVIEWABLE DELIVERY PATH
The base application is live. On-chain production remains gated by reviewed configuration, technical acceptance, and explicit authorization.
Review the live wallet flow, application API, contract source, tests, privacy model, and project scope.
Confirm target network, RPC, reviewed contract parameters, owner and treasury roles, explorer links, and success metrics.
Deploy the reviewed Boost contract, configure the application, exercise failure states, and reconcile receipts end to end.
Run a limited pilot, document wallet and transaction evidence, complete acceptance, and agree the production decision.
THE USER JOURNEY
FIVE EXPLICIT STATES
Each state has one job, one visible trigger, and one source of truth.
Choose a self-custody wallet.
Sign one readable message.
Receive the 100-Point base record.
Optionally review one 0.01 BOT action.
Trace the final state back to its evidence.
THE EVIDENCE LAYER
Signatures prove control. Receipts prove action. Explicit limits keep every result legible.
Inspect the account modelConnecting reveals a public address. It does not grant access to funds.
Pending, rejected, dropped, reverted, or invalid transactions never count as success.
Return with the verified address to recover the same limited record.
Points are records—not money, ownership, governance power, or a promise.
repodaofi Points are non-transferable participation records with no cash value. They do not guarantee an airdrop, allocation, conversion, yield, or future benefit.
QUESTIONS
BEFORE YOU CONNECT
LIVE PRODUCT · CLEAR INTEGRATION GATES
Start with the live product, then align technical scope, ownership, milestones, and acceptance.