Network status
GAMA runs on the GIWA Sepolia testnet only. Nothing is deployed on a mainnet, and nothing on the testnet has any value.
What is live
| Part | GIWA Sepolia testnet | GIWA mainnet |
|---|---|---|
| Launchpad | Live | Not deployed |
| GAMA DEX | Live | Not deployed |
| Limit and DCA orders | Live | Not deployed |
| GAMA token | Testnet version only; see The GAMA token | Not live |
Current release
The release running on GIWA Sepolia was deployed on 3 October 2026 from source commit 1a8d3b8. Its core contracts are in blocks 37,693,549 to 37,693,653, and its two order components followed at blocks 37,693,853 and 37,693,957. The source code has not been submitted for verification on Gamascan. Every address is on Contracts.
It replaced the previous test release, which was emptied and retired, and the app shows only launches created on the current one. This is a test release: until GAMA's public testnet launch, each new release replaces the one before it, with new addresses, and earlier launches stop appearing in the app. From the public testnet launch on, a replaced release stays reachable from the app's footer, under Older version: your tokens and orders.
GAMA's own token graduated on this release at block 37,694,055, when the team bought out its curve to test the release. It has been a pair token since.
New in this release
The release brings the order rules of ADR-0067, tested live on 3 October:
- Keeper-only fills. Only GAMA's keepers and an order's owner can fill an order, on every order book.
- A price average. Every curve and canonical pool keeps a three-minute price average. A market fill waits while the price is more than 3% away from it.
- A 1% impact cap. A single fill moves the price by at most about 1%; larger buys are split into sub-fills within their interval.
- Batches. Orders with the same route fill together in one trade, at one price.
- Random moments. The keeper fills each interval's buy at a random moment within it.
See How orders fill and Price impact and sandwiches.
It keeps the rules of the releases before it: a holder fee of 1% to 4% and a creator tax of at most 9%; no creator buyback; reward mode from the first trade; automatic payouts of rewards, creator earnings and protocol revenue with a charge of at most 1%; buy limits on the curve; buyback rounds limited on chain; the owner's fee and buy-limit exemptions; GAMA a pair token only once graduated; capped converted targets; and no pool for a launch token before it graduates.
Current settings
Read from the contracts on 3 October 2026. Settings for launches apply to launches created from then on; existing launches keep their own terms.
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Creation fee | 0.00078 ETH |
| Trading fee, standard mode | 1%: 70% to the creator, 30% to GAMA |
| Platform fee, reward mode | 1% |
| Creator tax | 0% to 9%, chosen at launch |
| Holder fee | 1% to 4%, chosen at launch |
| Buy limits | 2% of the supply per buy and per wallet |
| Anti-snipe tax | Off |
| Graduation target for ETH launches | 7.8 ETH |
| Pair tokens | ETH, and every launch of this release once it has graduated, including GAMA |
| Cap on converted targets | 25% of a pair token's supply outside the dead address |
| Protocol split | 70% treasury, 30% GAMA buyback and burn |
| Automatic payouts in ETH | Every five minutes at most per account, when at least 0.0005 ETH is left after a charge of 0.000001 ETH or 1%, whichever is lower |
| New launches | Open |
For example, a launch priced in GAMA needed about 219,130,586 GAMA to graduate at block 37,724,821: 7.8 ETH at GAMA's price then, below the 25% cap. That figure moves with GAMA's price and is fixed for each launch when it is created.
Mainnet
GIWA mainnet is not live yet. A GAMA mainnet release needs all of the following, and none of them is complete:
- control of the protocol moved from a single key to a multi-signature wallet with a time delay on changes;
- a bug bounty;
- confirmed rights to use the Uniswap V4 code in production;
- a decided policy for publishing and verifying the source code;
- rules for recovering stuck or leftover funds;
- final fee and payout settings, chosen after the testnet;
- a separate, recorded decision to release.