GitSponsor

Turning trading fees into open-source funding.

No crypto wallet required for developers.

[GitSponsor @GitSponsor]

@GitSponsor

Launch a token, then choose any eligible GitHub sponsorable developer as the fee recipient.
[https://t.co/SDplyd0hCa]

Trading fees accumulate onchain.

GitSponsor collects them hourly, settles the value, and sends it to the developer through GitHub Sponsors.

Onchain fees → GitHub developers.

[GitSponsor @GitSponsor]

@steipete HQ514x3scsxMqF2zeXSzMbG9ah6vvVE9yXBQusdipump

[GitSponsor @GitSponsor]

Just sent 50USD to @steipete

[GitSponsor @GitSponsor]

@PKmalta Different approach here, we're just supporting the devs directly with cash through GitHub Sponsors.

[GitSponsor @GitSponsor]

@GitSponsor is officially live.

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Launch a token, choose an eligible GitHub developer as the fee recipient, and let trading activity fund the people who build.

Fees are collected hourly, settled, and sent to the selected developer through GitHub Sponsors.

No Web3 wallet required for the developer.

Onchain fees → GitHub developers.

https://t.co/38QL1DfsXY

[GitSponsor @GitSponsor]

A lot of Web3 is built on open-source code.

But many of the people writing that code never participate in the upside.

They may not own crypto.
They may not even care about crypto.
That shouldn’t stop value from flowing back to them.

If Web3 uses their code, Web3 should be able to fund their work.

That’s why we built @GitSponsor.

[GitSponsor @GitSponsor]

A lot of Web3 is built on open-source code.

But many of the people writing that code never participate in the upside.

They may not own crypto.
They may not even care about crypto.
That shouldn’t stop value from flowing back to them.

If Web3 uses their code, Web3 should be able to fund their work.

That’s why we built @GitSponsor.

[GitSponsor @GitSponsor]

The important part is that the developer doesn’t need to touch Web3 at all.

No wallet address.
No bridging.
No claiming tokens.
We only support developers who are already eligible to receive sponsorships through GitHub.
The chain handles the fees.

GitHub Sponsors handles the final mile.

[GitSponsor @GitSponsor]

The important part is that the developer doesn’t need to touch Web3 at all.

No wallet address.
No bridging.
No claiming tokens.
We only support developers who are already eligible to receive sponsorships through GitHub.
The chain handles the fees.

GitHub Sponsors handles the final mile.

[GitSponsor @GitSponsor]

@GitSponsor

Launch a token, then choose any eligible GitHub sponsorable developer as the fee recipient.
[https://t.co/SDplyd0hCa]

Trading fees accumulate onchain.

GitSponsor collects them hourly, settles the value, and sends it to the developer through GitHub Sponsors.

Onchain fees → GitHub developers.