Understand the whole system.

Three parts, three different jobs.

1. 01

   The index: $SECTOR100

   A share represents a proportional claim on the assets held by the vault. The current basket contains ten tokenized assets across five sectors. The value of a share changes with those holdings and fees.

   Read about the vault
2. 02

   Governance: $SEC and $SSEC

   SEC is live and paired with SECTOR100. SEC can be locked for 1–12 months with no entry or exit fee. Non-transferable SSEC records the deposited amount. Voting incentives and holder airdrops require separate activation, published eligibility and project funding. SEC itself is not a claim on the index basket.

   Read about SEC
3. 03

   The launchpad

   The place to create and discover tokens, enter their trading markets and track creator fees. Creators choose an enabled pair: native ETH, USDG, SECTOR100 or a basket asset. Each pool is priced in its selected pairing currency.

   Read about the launchpad

How the parts connect.

A pair is a market where two tokens can be exchanged. Pairing a token with SECTOR100 does not place that token inside the vault, give its holders SEC voting power, or guarantee demand or returns.

Two ways to acquire an index share.

Create through the vault: deliver the required basket assets and receive newly minted shares, after fees. The Trade page does this for you: your USDG or ETH acquires the required basket through the router, and the vault mints your shares after fees. Selling redeems the basket and burns the redeemed shares after the redemption fee.

Buy from a pool: exchange with an existing market's liquidity. Buying an existing share does not itself create a new share or deposit new assets into the vault. Pool prices can differ from the underlying asset value.

Add LP: SECTOR100 / USDG.

Use Provider to add liquidity to the SECTOR100 / USDG pair. Deposit existing SECTOR100 shares and USDG in the ratio shown by the pool. Your wallet owns the position and can collect accrued trading fees, remove part of the liquidity or close it.

New Single-sided and Wide positions use existing token balances. ETH and USDG conversion routes remain available when adding to a legacy full-range position. Removing LP returns pool assets without redeeming the vault.

Fees follow different paths.

Vault fees cover creation, redemption, management and performance. Trading fees apply when swapping through pools. The creator dashboard covers the fee entitlement associated with a creator's token pools, separately from treasury funds.