Every ROHME empire launches on identical rails. These pages walk the whole machine — how a DAO is founded, how it stakes, bonds, and governs, the redemption floor that never closes, and the trust boundary that says exactly what ROHME can and cannot touch.
One transaction founds a treasury-backed DAO: a name, a ticker, and a rebase cadence. No presale, no founder allocation — the founder buys from the curve like anyone else.
Read Launching →Stake the DAO token into DENARI, wrap to the gTOKEN vote unit. Emissions run from genesis but are gated by excess reserves, and daily emissions are equal across every cadence.
Read Staking →Excess-reserve-gated bond markets. The creator queues price actions on a one-hour announced delay, the Senate has a direct path, and a market may not open below ~95% of the token TWAP.
Read Bonds →The floor that never closes. Holders rage-quit at any time for their pro-rata share of the liquid reserves, oracle-independently — the curve legs are excluded from the redeemable floor.
Read Redemption →Backing is whitelisted reserves plus the curve legs, valued conservatively at min(spot, twap, pre-block tick) so it cannot be pumped in one block. Uncollected fees are excluded.
Read Treasury →The Senate — an OpenZeppelin Governor lifecycle: propose, vote, timelock, execute. A quorum floor stops the grant self-quorumming; a permissionless QuorumRescue prevents a dead-quorum lockout.
Read Governance →Each DAO's logic runs behind ROHME-owned beacons, so mechanics improve for every DAO at once. The Treasury, RedemptionModule, receipt, and token are immutable and can never be upgraded.
Read Upgradeability →The contracts are the product — this site is one window onto them. Download an agent skill, hand it to your coding agent, and ship your own explorer or a dedicated site for your DAO.
Read Build your own interface →The low-level reference: every deployed address with explorer links, the on-chain read surface, the exact valuation and quorum mechanics, and the hosted ABIs the agent skills consume.
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