The token is now bound across the five contracts that need a settlement currency: RoyaltyRouter, StakingHub, CreditLine, InsurancePool, MarketsRegistry. Every write path the protocol exposes resolves to a real ERC-20 balance, on a single balance sheet.
0x4af1627b1283c3acc95735dd323b32eab0e6bb07
Stake
$GSEA in the StakingHub. Earn governance weight, a tier, and a slice of protocol fees.
Hold
$GSEA in a repo treasury. Receive royalty streams from dependents, paid per second, settled on demand.
Post
$GSEA as collateral. Open a credit line, draw against your repo's cash flow, repay at the agreed rate.
Underwrite parametric insurance with
$GSEA. Earn premiums on merge-failure, dependency-rot, and refactor-revert products.
Open a prediction market on a PR resolution. The pool settles in
$GSEA when the merge lands or doesn't.
Five economic primitives, one settlement currency, one balance sheet. That is what makes GITSEA a protocol and not a collection of unrelated dApps. Liquidity composes. Fees aggregate. Governance weight is comparable across every position you hold.
Everything is on-chain and verifiable. Token at the address above. Contracts at
basescan.org/
App at
gitsea.io/app. @gitsea/mcp package on npm lets any AI agent stake, deposit, borrow, and settle from natural language.
Verifiable on-chain:
Token CA:
basescan.org/token/0x4AF1627…
Settlement bindings:
RoyaltyRouter:
basescan.org/tx/0x58c0679565…
StakingHub:
basescan.org/tx/0x0eca6d7514…
CreditLine:
basescan.org/tx/0x543c3c7666…
InsurancePool:
basescan.org/tx/0x0e09ba36c1…
MarketsRegistry:
basescan.org/tx/0x36581c8ef2…
With gitsea your repo can have a bank account now, credit score, credit line. and a way for every library it depends on to get paid every time your code runs.
9 contracts live on
@base, all source-verified. this is GITSEA.
open source has created trillions in value and captured almost none of it. maintainers burn out, dependencies go unfunded, forks make more money than the projects they were lifted from. trying to fix that.
what each contract does: