ELI5: How Publiphi Works
A Story: Supporting Alice
Alice is a creator. She issues her own Board Token, AliceBoardCoin, based on her on-chain identity—her NFTs, DAO participation, and achievements.
You are a fan. You want to support Alice and buy AliceBoardCoin with ETH.
Here’s what happens behind the scenes:
Your ETH is automatically converted into AliceEth, a custom yield-bearing ETH.
AliceEth is deposited into Aave/Morpho, and Alice continuously earns interest from it.
For the first 30 minutes, there’s a Fair Launch period: the price is fixed, and only specific groups (like PHI token holders or verified on-chain achievers) can join if Alice chooses.
After Fair Launch, a Uniswap v4 pool for AliceBoardCoin is instantly created, and free trading begins.
Each trade generates fees automatically distributed to Alice, referrers, and early supporters.
Key Point: Alice Doesn’t Need to Sell
Traditionally, creators had to sell their own tokens to profit. With Publiphi, Alice earns yield from ETH deposits—so she can profit without ever selling her BoardCoin.
For fans, this means:
Supporting Alice doesn’t require accepting losses.
Your purchase is a form of sustainable patronage, not just speculation.
What It Means for Users
Simple: Just buy with ETH—everything else happens automatically.
Fair: Bots can’t front-run; everyone gets equal access at launch.
Sustainable: ETH generates yield, providing ongoing income to creators.
Safe to Support: Creators don’t need to dump their own tokens, so fans aren’t forced into losses.
Artistic: Each token reflects identity and storytelling—it’s on-chain art with meaning.
The Analogy
Imagine buying an artwork to support an artist. But instead of a one-time transaction, that artwork keeps generating income for the artist every month. And the artist never has to sell their work, while fans can support without being sacrificed financially.
That’s what Publiphi makes possible: a new Web3 experience where patronage and sustainable economics coexist.
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