About

A venture firm whose limited partners are its holders.

Quorum Capital funds real companies with the creator fees earned by the $QRM token on Robinhood Chain. There is no fundraise, no management fee and no ten-year lock-up. The people who hold the token capitalise the fund, decide what it backs, and take a share of every launch it manages. This page is both what we are and how it works.

What we are

Capital for builders, raised from trading rather than from a closed room.

Every trade of $QRM on PONS pays a creator fee. That fee is swept into a treasury on Robinhood Chain, and the treasury exists for one purpose: to fund projects and companies that the community has reviewed in the open. We write the cheque in tranches as milestones clear, then launch and manage the founder's token for its first year.

Twenty percent of every launched supply comes back to the treasury and is distributed across the twenty-five largest holders, weighted towards the ten largest. The people who provided the capital are the people who are paid by it.

We run a narrow, public process. Every request is visible the moment it is submitted. Every disbursement is a treasury transaction anyone can read.

In numbers

0% management fee, 0% carry
The team is paid from a fixed operations allocation of fees, never from founder cheques or the airdrop.
20% of every launch to the board
Minted to the treasury at launch and distributed across four quarterly unlocks, to the twenty-five largest holders.
5 to 75 ETH per cheque
Paid 60 / 40 across milestones, with the second tranche released on evidence.
12 months of management
Launch, market making and reporting for the first year of each token.

From a trade to an airdrop

Six steps, every one of them onchain.

  1. 01

    $QRM trades on PONS

    Every buy and sell pays a creator fee. Creators keep 70% of trade fees on PONS v2, and ours accrue in ETH.

  2. 02

    Fees sweep to the treasury

    Creator fees accumulate and are moved into the treasury wallet. Every sweep is an on-chain transaction you can follow.

  3. 03

    Founders submit

    Four steps: the project, the team, the ask, and a ninety-day milestone. Public the moment it is sent.

  4. 04

    Review and backing

    Approved requests get a company page. Members back them, vote, and publish bull or bear theses.

  5. 05

    Fund and launch

    The treasury pays in tranches as milestones clear, then launches the token on PONS and manages it for twelve months.

  6. 06

    Holders are paid

    Twenty percent of the launched supply comes to the treasury and is distributed to $QRM holders in four quarterly unlocks.

Questions

The ones we get asked.

Is a request private while it is reviewed?
No. Everything except the founder's email is public from the moment it is sent. Write it for the people who will back it.
What does a funded company give up?
No equity and no board seat. Funding is a grant paid in tranches, plus a managed token launch in which twenty percent of supply goes to the treasury for holders.
How big is a cheque?
Between 5 and 75 ETH, paid 60 / 40 across milestones. The second tranche is released when the milestone is shown, not promised.
What do backers actually do?
Back a company, vote it up or down, and publish a thesis. That signal is public and informs what gets funded. Backing costs nothing and moves no funds.
What can sign-in do to my wallet?
Nothing. Sign-in is secured by Privy and is a read. Nothing is signed until you act, and no action on this site spends or approves tokens.
Where does the team's money come from?
A fixed operations allocation of fees, disclosed on the treasury page. Never from founder cheques and never from the airdrop.

Ready to open a request?

Four short steps, and it is public the moment you send it. Approval gives it a company page, milestones and a launch plan.

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