What is available today.
A clear distinction between a live website, an implemented design and a verified on-chain product.
Vault, Provider, SEC and locking live · Community voting pendingCurrent availability.
| Part | Current state |
|---|---|
| Website and documentation | Live on sector100.org |
| SECTOR100 vault | Live on Robinhood Chain since 21 September 2026, bootstrapped and source-verified |
| Index chart | The vault's NAV per share, recorded every 30 seconds and read live |
| Vault creation and redemption | Live at NAV on the Trade page (buy = create, sell = redeem) |
| Constituent trading | Live on the Uniswap V3 pools with server-verified quotes |
| Constituent market prices | Public pool data, with unavailable and stale states |
| Launchpad, token launches and discovery feed | Live: launcher, hook and lens deployed and verified |
| Creator fee dashboard and claims | Reads configured launch contracts; 80% creator / 20% platform |
| Provider | Add liquidity, collect fees and withdraw your own SECTOR100 / USDG positions |
| Launchpad swaps | Available in the app; ETH and USDG payment routes are configured |
| SEC token | Live on Robinhood Chain, paired with SECTOR100 |
| SEC locking (SSEC) | 1–12 month terms, public TVL and contract link on the Staking page; no APR or staking fees |
| Voting incentives and holder airdrops | Separate project-funded programs; no automatic entitlement or fixed yield |
| Roadmap | Published at /roadmap |
| External contract audit | No completed external audit published |
What is still ahead.
- Deploy and configure the reward pool and governor, and connect the governor to the timelock.
- Publish eligibility and fund each reward or airdrop program before enabling its claims.
- Publish an independent audit of the deployed contracts.
Local builds, unit tests, fork tests and an internal review support development. They do not prove a deployed product is safe or replace an independent audit. No date or guaranteed return is stated here.
Issuer and token risks.
The vault would hold tokenized assets, not direct ownership of the underlying shares. Issuer custody, token upgrades, transfer freezes and other token behavior can affect holders. Several constituents may share infrastructure, creating common dependencies.
Market and liquidity risks.
Pool prices can differ from other markets. Thin liquidity, a volatile quote asset, price impact, slippage and multi-pool routes can change execution. A permanently locked LP position would not guarantee a stable price or sufficient usable liquidity.
Contract, oracle and governance risks.
Code can contain errors even after testing. Oracle-dependent operations can stop when routes are unhealthy. Governance concentration or a successful basket change can alter exposure. An opt-in redemption that skips a failed asset gives up that portion.
Fee claims also depend on correct allocation accounting, recipient checks and real pool revenue. Pairing a launchpad token with the index does not remove the risks of either token.
Read the numbers correctly.
The index level is the vault's NAV per share rebased to 1,000 at inception. It is the basis of every creation and redemption, after fees; it is not a verified strategy track record, and a few hours or days of history say little about the future. Constituent pool prices are informational and can lag or go missing.
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