The Incentivized Action
Market Protocol
Negotiate for incentives to perform onchain actions with Royco Protocol.
home:banner
How it works.
Create a market around any transaction.
Read more
1
Create Market
Turn any transaction or series of transactions into a market.
2
Offer Incentives
Anyone may offer incentives to users to complete the transaction(s).
3
Negotiate Incentives
Users may negotiate and express they want more incentives.
4
Complete Actions
Users complete actions and receive negotiated incentives.
A market for any onchain action.
Developers, incentive providers, and users participate in markets that are are open and accessible to all.
Negotiation
Royco Protocol allows users to express their willingness to perform onchain actions for incentives.
Capital Efficient
Royco Protocol is capital efficient, allowing users to create intents using the same assets across markets.
Transparent
The Royco Protocol is immutable, open source, and all intents are visible to anyone.
Composable
Integrating Royco Protocol enables the creation of a diverse set of products and applications.
Countless apps today.
Endless future possibilities.
Onchain actions are incentivized today but lack market efficiency.
Royco changes things.
LPing on AMMs
Create markets to incentivize providing liquidity to AMMs, and discover optimal incentive spend.
Voting
Create markets to incentivize voting on governance proposals, discovering the cost of each vote.
NFT Minting
Create markets to incentivize minting an NFT. Offer a rebate, measure and monetize demand.
Lending
Create markets to incentivize lenders and discover their cost of capital more effectively.
Lockups
Create markets to incentivize lockups, enabling price discovery for users to lock their assets.
Vaults
Create markets to understand the latent demand in vaults like Hyperliquid.
Staking
Create markets to incentivize staking, enabling price discovery for LRTs.
Carbon Credits
Enable non-profits and governments to incentivize the burning of onchain carbon credits.
Backed by giants.
Leading institutions and individuals who believe Action Markets should be more efficient.