We heard you. And we agree.
In light of recent developments in physical media, GitHub is proud to announce that you can now obtain your public repo on CD-ROM.
Keep it. Lend it to friends. Pass it on to your children.
Your code is physically yours, forever. Until you lose it, let's be real.
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Most launchpads give you a bonding curve and wish you good luck.
LaunchOS gives you a bonding curve, an auto-deployed DAO, a funded treasury, staking from block one, governance and a liquid market on @bark_swap the second your token graduates.
Think about it..
While we are trying to recover @tulpea_org X account, we just dropped a 7 figures deal on the app.
Koh Samui (Thailand)
4,000 sqm land
7-8 high-end villas
Off-plan development financed onchain
Target yield for equity: 200%+
Fixed yield for senior debt: 12%
Different structure from Genesis Villa, bullet debt, build-to-sell, 18-30 months. Higher risk, higher upside.
Full details on the app
→ https://t.co/PffbpV9bu3
The pre-deposit for the first Tulpea deal is live.
Let us break down what it actually looks like.
Genesis Villa, Uluwatu (Bali, Indonesia). $450,000 property. 30% equity down. The remaining $315,000 financed through structured debt, raised onchain, from lenders who know nothing about the borrower (no name, no paperwork, no personal guarantee).
👉 The asset does the work.
Here's the structure:
Senior debt at 8% fixed rate. Amortizing, principal comes back over time, not just interest. DSCR above 1.2, meaning the property generates more cash flow than it needs to service the debt. 7.2 months of cash reserve built in. Senior lenders get paid first, every month, from rent. Equity absorbs losses before senior feels anything.
This is not a yield product dressed up as real estate. It's actual structured debt on an actual building, with an actual tenant paying actual rent.
For serious capital, the math is simple. 8% fixed on a senior position, protected by equity below and a cash reserve above. $315K is the first slice. The structure scales to any size, any duration, up to 15 years.
We built this for two types of people:
1. Retail depositors who want real yield without the casino
2. Larger allocators who want fixed income at scale, senior protection, and full onchain transparency (without the relationship games and closed doors of traditional credit)
The vault is live,
The asset is signed,
And the first financing closes when the cap fills.
MegaTULPEA
→ https://t.co/5NbUNi7ccs
Genesis Vault, Phase 2 is live
Same asset. Higher cap.
TULIP Bulbs 5x multiplier still active.
Deposit now before funds are allocated to the property.
→ https://t.co/G9xw6OjnBe
For the first time onchain, a real estate deal with only 30% down.
→ https://t.co/dWQ8PT5waY
A premium 3-bedroom villa. Acquired with a down payment. The rest financed through structured debt. Rent services the debt. Senior lenders get fixed yield.
No bank. No committee. No paperwork.
Track every metric in real time: DSCR, LTV, cash reserve, repayment schedule, fully transparent, fully onchain.
The Golden Key campaign just got new quests on Galxe
Complete them, stack points, and convert them into TULIP Bulbs + exclusive perks
→ https://t.co/wuqEasYL7s
Tulpea introduces a new concept: the RWA Debt Vault
Instead of lending against tokens, you're depositing into a structured debt pool that allocates capital directly into real-world financing rounds, each backed by a real asset and a defined repayment waterfall.
Here's how it works 👇
1/ Deposit
↳ You deposit stablecoins into the vault. Your capital joins a senior debt pool, first in line for repayment, every month
2/ Debt allocation
↳ Once the vault reaches its target, capital is allocated into a financing round. The SPV acquires the asset. Rental income from the property covers the debt service. Over time, the vault is designed to allocate across multiple thematic debt portfolios
3/ Rent flows in
↳ Monthly rental income enters the smart contract. The waterfall executes: operating expenses → debt service (you) → reserve → equity
4/ Yield distributed
↳ This is amortizing debt, borrowers repay both interest and principal over time, not just interest. Your fixed APY is distributed proportionally to your deposit. Onchain. Automatically.
The yield is generated by the asset. You're holding structured debt on a building with a tenant paying rent every month.
Bonus: you earn TULIP Bulbs 🤫
The first onchain structured real estate credit vault is live on @megaeth.
Real assets. Real cashflows. Real yield.
→ https://t.co/Vbo9OqN1Au (Pre-Deposit Phase 1)
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The yield in this vault exists before you deposit.
A tenant is already paying rent.
Here's why this vault is different from everything else in defi:
1/ Real asset backing, not a token
The yield doesn't come from token emissions or leverage loops. It comes from rent. A tenant pays every month whether BTC is up or down. That's the collateral. That's the yield source.
2/ Structured credit, senior position only
This vault offers a single, clean exposure: senior debt. Paid first from rental income. Every month. Regardless of what happens below in the capital structure. The junior tranche and equity absorb any losses before senior lenders feel anything. You don't take on equity risk. You don't chase yield. You get paid first, that's the deal.
3/ Fixed income, not emission-dependent
DeFi yield disappears when incentives run out. Ours doesn't. The APY is fixed and backed by contractual rental income, not by a token printer, not by governance votes, not by new depositors. It exists because a property generates cash flow.
4/ Amortizing debt, borrowers repay capital, not just interest
This is what separates a credit engine from a lending pool. The borrower repays principal over time. Equity grows. Ownership transfers progressively. That's how real finance works, and it's the first time it's been done natively onchain.
This isn't a yield aggregator. It's not a money market.
It's structured real estate credit. On @megaeth.