A proposed decentralized property trust
HOMES on X Layer
The long arc is simple: earn small, disclosed margins across Aura; route 60 percent to a transparent property fund; acquire and operate real eco homes; publish the receipts; and make the community share of net property profit auditable in X Layer USDC.
In plain words: HOMES is live — launched on XLaunch, a permissionless launchpad on X Layer mainnet, and you can buy it today. It funds an idea we are building in public: a future owner-participating network of eco stays — think Airbnb, owned over time by its guests and hosts — backed by a transparent property trust. The token is live; the trust, staking, and first property are still being built, and every zero below is declared until its receipt exists.
Separate ledgers
Know what is being split.
Token inventory, trading-fee revenue, and Aura service revenue are independent. Each ledger records its source, amount, rule version, allocation, and receipt.
Token supply · 100%
Team30%
Labeled vesting wallets; not purchased against the public pool
Allocation address · not configuredMarketing10%
Campaign and ecosystem allocation under published controls
Allocation address · not configuredListings10%
Reserved for approved venue requirements; unused tokens remain disclosed
Allocation address · not configuredLiquidity20%
Treasury-owned liquidity position held under a timelock policy
Allocation address · not configuredPublic market30%
The remaining circulating distribution, subject to the initial launch cap
Allocation address · not configuredThese percentages are design targets. The live mint is verified on-chain — block 68,444,752: total supply 1,000,000,000 HOMES, with 99.19% in the venue pool and 0.8% in the creator wallet — a launchpad curve, not the design split. No design number is presented as the live one.
Trading-fee revenue · proposed
Property fund60%
Reserved for the published land and home acquisition target
Recognized now · $0.00Marketing10%
Measured acquisition and community growth
Recognized now · $0.00Operations10%
Administration, reporting and project operations
Recognized now · $0.00Development10%
Product, contracts and integrations
Recognized now · $0.00Burn reserve5%
A disclosed reserve; no automatic USDC buyback against shallow liquidity
Recognized now · $0.00Liquidity5%
Compounds the protocol-owned HOMES market position
Recognized now · $0.00Aura service, AI and API fees · proposed
Property fund60%
Land, home acquisition, construction and funded reserves
Recognized now · $0.00Marketing10%
Measured acquisition and community growth
Recognized now · $0.00Operations10%
Administration, reporting and project operations
Recognized now · $0.00Development10%
Product, contracts and integrations
Recognized now · $0.00Maintenance10%
Infrastructure first; property upkeep once operating
Recognized now · $0.00Small margins, disclosed
Planned fee sources.
A source does not count until its commercial basis and on-chain or accounting evidence are configured.
Token venue fee share
XLaunch routes 60% of its 1% swap fee to the creator wallet; amounts count here only after claim receipts are published
$0.00Aura service fees
Small disclosed margins on completed marketplace services
$0.00AI model routing
Provider cost plus a disclosed orchestration margin, including OpenRouter where used
$0.00Partner and API access
Usage-priced tools when Aura's project intelligence is production-ready
$0.00After a property operates
Net profit, not gross rent.
Gross rent is reduced by documented operating expenses and reserves first. The proposed community pool is then 60% of net property profit; the operating team share is 40%.
- 01Earn
Rental or sale proceeds settle to the property account.
- 02Reconcile
Taxes, cleaning, utilities, repairs, management and reserves are published.
- 03Snapshot
Top 200 staked HOMES addresses are ranked at a declared X Layer block.
- 04Distribute
The community pool is paid pro rata by stake in X Layer USDC with receipt hashes.
Property-program wind-down
Unused purchase funds have a path home.
If the published funding deadline expires below its minimum viable target, or the property program is formally cancelled, the unspent trading-fee balance earmarked for property purchases moves to a claim contract.
- 01Trigger
A pre-published deadline or recorded cancellation activates wind-down. Neither is configured today.
- 02Reconcile
Spent, committed, refunded and remaining purchase-fund amounts are published with receipts.
- 03Snapshot
The top 50 eligible community holders are measured at a declared block; team, treasury, LP, exchange and contract addresses are excluded.
- 04Claim
The remaining eligible balance is divided pro rata by snapshot weight in X Layer USDC, with dust and unclaimed amounts visible.
Wind-down status: not configured · funding deadline: not set · minimum viable target: not set · distributable balance: $0.00
No proof, no claim
Public proof register.
Every empty field is shown as empty. Contract and venue status will move only after independent verification.
- HOMES token contract
- Live · 0x6428…c0de on the X Layer explorer ↗
- Venue market
- XLaunch · HOMES/wSPCXx pool 0xf59d…06a4 ↗ · liquidity locked in the venue's locker, no withdraw path
- Creator fee-claim wallet
- Published · 0x5e8a…41de ↗ · receives 60% of the venue's 1% swap fee; claims appear here with receipts before any amount is recognized
- Live mint verification
- Block 68,444,752 · 1,000,000,000 HOMES · pool 99.19% · creator 0.8% · reproduce this read ↗
- Property-fund vault
- Not deployed
- Staking + distribution
- Coming later · design only
- Property holding trust
- Not formed; no legal title held
- OKX listing
- Not applied / not approved · a DEX pool is not an exchange listing
- Acquired properties
- None
Live on XLaunch
How to buy HOMES.
Four steps, verified against the live venue. The Buy panel accepts OKB directly — XLaunch routes the swap into the wSPCXx-quoted pool for you.
- 01Wallet
Install OKX Wallet or MetaMask and add X Layer mainnet: chain ID 196, RPC rpc.xlayer.tech, native coin OKB.
- 02Get OKB for gas and the buy
Withdraw OKB from OKX directly to the X Layer network, or bridge from another chain with the official X Layer bridge in OKX web3. Gas costs cents; the OKB you swap is the purchase.
- 03Buy on the token page
Open the HOMES page on XLaunch, connect your wallet, choose the Buy tab, pay in OKB (or wSPCXx), set slippage, confirm. The 1% venue fee applies to every swap.
- 04Verify what you bought
Check the contract address against the one published here — 0x6428…c0de — and the pool on GeckoTerminal. If an address differs, it is not HOMES.
The facts, once.
Swaps are irreversible. HOMES is a micro-cap on a permissionless venue — it can go to zero, locked liquidity is not a price floor, and the wrapped-stock quote asset can be paused by its issuer. We publish every address above so you can verify instead of trust.
From fund to keys
Property pipeline.
Each property moves candidate → due diligence → acquired → building → operating, carrying its blockers and dated evidence at every step.
No candidate properties yet. The first entry appears when the fund can actually move on one — with its diligence evidence and blockers shown, not just an address.
Operating money, receipted
Profit reconciliation ledger.
Gross → expenses → reserves → net → community pool (60% of net), per property per period. The build fails on any row whose math or receipts do not reconcile.
Empty until the first property operates. Every future row carries its receipt hashes — a number without a receipt cannot render here by construction.
Payouts you can recompute
Distribution proof.
Each epoch publishes its snapshot block, eligible-holder count, claim transactions, and the unclaimed remainder — enough to recompute every payout independently.
No distributions have occurred. The first epoch renders here with its snapshot block and claim transactions the day one exists — paid + unclaimed must equal the pool.
What launch really costs
Gas is cheap. Trust is not.
X Layer contract calls are low-cost. Useful liquidity, independent contract review, monitoring, and a properly formed property-holding structure are the material costs.
Standard ERC-20, permissionless pool, technical gas buffer and very shallow liquidity. Suitable for testing mechanics, not meaningful price discovery.
$10k–$50k liquidity plus independent contract review, multisig/timelock operations, monitoring and entity/trust readiness.
Separate application and review with no approval guarantee. An X Layer DEX pool or OKX Wallet visibility does not equal an OKX exchange listing.
The launch happened at the Experiment tier: the founder chose XLaunch's wSPCXx-quoted market, superseding the earlier HOMES/USDC-first recommendation. The pool, locker, and wrapper risks are published in the register above; a deeper-liquidity market remains a later decision with its own receipts.
$50 is micro-liquidity, not a public market.
At $25 USDC plus $25-equivalent HOMES, a $10 buy can move the AMM spot price by roughly 96% before fees. Aura would use that tier only for testnet or a clearly labeled experimental proof with no sale campaign, valuation claim, or broad distribution.
- $50Testnet/demo or experimental proof
- $2k–$5kCapped community pilot
- $10k+Broader price discovery review
Launch policy — design vs live
A launch people can inspect.
The DESIGN: a multisig trust treasury supplies and owns the liquidity, with allocation, vesting, caps and admin powers visible before the first transaction. The LIVE token took a different, simpler path — the venue locker holds the liquidity — and both are stated here side by side.
Team at genesis — design
Mint to labeled vesting wallets with a proposed 12-month cliff and 36-month linear release. The live mint has no vesting wallets; the verified distribution is in the register above.
Initial distribution cap
Designed as a launch-window cap — and the venue enforced exactly this: XLaunch capped wallets at 2% for the launch window. Not embedded permanently in the ERC-20, where address splitting defeats it.
Who owns the liquidity
Live today: XLaunch's locker contract holds the pool's liquidity with no withdraw path. The designed multisig trust treasury with a published withdrawal policy is a later build with its own receipts.
Plain token mechanics
No transfer tax, hidden mint, blacklist, honeypot rule or owner-only liquidity exit. Privileged changes use multisig plus a public timelock.
The operating layer
From one transparent rental toward a decentralized stay network.
The intended holding structure is a decentralized property trust: a properly formed legal vehicle holds registered title while the on-chain ledger publishes community economics, votes, receipts and distributions. Aura would first prove one home—acquisition, build, booking, expenses, maintenance, reserves and guest operations—before expanding into owner-listed eco homes and an open rental marketplace.
Later rollout · not live
A launchpad for owner-led eco homes and unique stays.
Aura could eventually help independent owners prepare a complete real-world project case: the site, design-intent plans, build team, cost model, operating assumptions, evidence room, milestones and on-chain proof. A sponsor could then prepare a named project fund or community campaign for their own eco home, cabin or small stay concept. The tool would prepare and compare; it would not silently publish a raise, take custody or execute a transaction.
Each future project would need a named sponsor, its own holding structure and rules, sourced land and cost evidence, documented risks, clear use of funds, an immutable funding window, and explicit participant confirmation. HOMES must prove its first property before Aura opens this path to third parties.
Launchpad design · later
Support a stay without confusing the ledgers.
HOMES locking, project funding and market liquidity do different jobs. Aura would publish them as separate contracts and balances.
- 01Signal with HOMES
A time-bound lock can signal support, rank interest or open a participation window for one named stay. It is not construction money.
- 02Fund milestones in USDC
A separate project vault receives confirmed contributions and releases only against published land, design and build milestones.
- 03Keep liquidity liquid
HOMES market liquidity remains independently accounted for. It cannot be presented as money available to buy land or build a home.