How Unitypad works
The whole model on one page: member tiers, the four products, where token-launch profits are allocated, and the 25/75 venture engine. Written in the same terms as the canonical docs ↗, so this page and the docs never disagree.
Membership: hold and lock $UNITY
Holding and locking $UNITY unlocks member tiers. Tiers determine which deals you can see and what allocation you can request. There is no application and no fee: the locked position is the membership.
Buy $UNITY on Base and hold it in your wallet.
Lock your $UNITY to reach a member tier. Locking, not holding alone, sets your rank.
Your tier opens deal visibility, allocation requests and rewards weighting.
What your tier controls
Which UnityPrivate deals you can see. Higher tiers see more of the deal flow.
The allocation you can request in a deal. Tiers set the ceiling on the request. Allocations are requested and opened, never guaranteed.
UnityRewards distributions follow tier. The pool is funded by the buyback slice of the documented profit-distribution strategy.
Withdraw your locked $UNITY and the tier lapses. Membership is the locked position, not a subscription.
The four products
The club runs on four products. Each maps to something a member actually gets, and each is documented, not implied.
The rewards pool. Funded by the buyback share of the documented profit-distribution strategy: $UNITY bought back on the open market and allocated to the pool, weighted by tier. No rate is attached to holding or locking, and rewards are never a promised return. Buybacks and burns →
The deal room. Seed rounds, private sales and selected KOL rounds, opened tier by tier. Members bring the rounds; Unitypad presents them. Private deals →
The research desk. Deal mechanics, market context and plain-language explainers, published in the open library. All articles →
The member network. Where deal announcements, allocation windows and venture updates reach members first. Details live in the canonical docs ↗
The community brings the deals
The deal flow is the club. Rounds are brought to the table by members and the wider network. Unitypad is the marketing platform: it presents each round tier by tier and helps the teams behind them grow. The 64-position portfolio is the public record.
The whole model in four points
If you read one section, read this one. Everything else on the page is detail on one of these four.
Hold $UNITY and lock it into a member tier. Tiers open the deal room: seed rounds, private sales and selected KOL rounds. No IDOs; by the time a token reaches a public launchpad, the earliest pricing is gone.
When Unitypad builds a venture, the founding team keeps 75% and the pad takes 25%.
Unitypad's 25 flows back into the ecosystem, permanently: buybacks when needed, new ventures, and the club.
Consumer products (VERSUZ is live), affiliate and review properties, news and media sites: Unitypad builds them one after another, all feeding the same ecosystem. Every build adds a stream, and the media network promotes what the pad ships next.
The full detail, including the profit-distribution strategy, in the canonical docs ↗
The venture engine: 25/75
When Unitypad builds a venture, the founding team keeps 75%. Unitypad's 25% flows back into the ecosystem: buybacks when needed, new ventures, and the club itself. The split is a principle; its form is set per venture as equity, revenue share or token allocation.
venture revenue, as it comes in
Tokenomics summary
$UNITY on Base: 2 billion total supply and a 1% tax per trade, split 0.5% to operations and 0.5% to treasury. Fair-launched on PinkSale on February 2, 2024, with the team's 7.5% locked for 360 days at launch.
Risks and what we don't promise
This section is part of the model, not fine print. If a claim is not on this page or in the docs, Unitypad is not making it.
Crypto assets can lose value. $UNITY can lose value. Nothing on this site is investment advice.
Executed at Unitypad's discretion under the documented strategy. Not scheduled, not guaranteed, and not a promise of token-price performance.
Tiers unlock deal visibility and allocation requests. Access to deals is never a promise of returns, and allocations are never guaranteed.
Seed rounds, private sales and KOL rounds are early-stage by nature. Vetting reduces risk; it does not remove it. Every position the club takes is logged by name, which keeps the record honest; it does not guarantee outcomes.
Built ventures can fail. VERSUZ is a product showcase, not an investment offer.
Every $UNITY trade carries the 1% tax, on the way in and on the way out.
Questions, answered
What do I need to hold for each tier?
Tiers are ranked by how much $UNITY you hold and lock: locking, not holding alone, sets your tier. The current thresholds are maintained in the canonical docs, and the tier table there is always the live version. Check it before you lock.
What happens to profits from token launches?
The pad's share of token-launch profits returns to the Unitypad ecosystem: buybacks when needed, new ventures, and the club. The full distribution strategy is in the canonical docs, and the buybacks and burns page covers the token side.
Are buybacks guaranteed?
No. Buybacks follow the documented strategy but are executed at Unitypad's discretion. They are not scheduled, not guaranteed, and not a promise of token-price performance.
What is the 25/75 venture model?
When Unitypad builds a venture, the founding team keeps 75%. Unitypad's 25% flows back into the ecosystem: buybacks when needed, new ventures, and the club itself. VERSUZ is the first built venture, live now. See all ventures.
That is the whole model.
The next step is a tier.
Buy $UNITY on Base, lock it into a tier, and see the deals members see. The GitBook carries the same model in canonical form.