Where TWIG is used, and what is planned.Nothing here pays you for holding it.
TWIG is a 1:1 wrapped form of GITLAWB on Base, used across Twigpine and openlaunch. Today it is one of the quotes openlaunch's Base launch form offers, beside ETH; it pays for boosts and community-pair reviews; and Playground apps can launch paired with it.
Nothing here pays you for holding TWIG. When a use costs TWIG, it comes from your own wallet.
Roots. Where TWIG is used today.
Each of these works now. Open any row to use it.
Wrap and unwrap, 1:1 Wrap page
Turn GITLAWB into TWIG and back at any time, with no fee. Each TWIG unwraps to one GITLAWB held by its contract, which has had no outside security review.
Buy or sell on the best route Wrap page
The wrap page compares the 1:1 route with the TWIG pool and picks the better output. Both routes pay pool fees.
A quote for new launches openlaunch · 172 launches paired with TWIG by 26 Oct
TWIG is one of the quotes openlaunch's Base launch form offers, beside ETH. Buyers of those tokens pay in TWIG. Any trading fee goes to the wallets the launcher named, or to the burn address if none was named.
Boost a launch openlaunch
From 100,000 TWIG, sent to the burn address for a Base launch. The five launches with the most TWIG sent in 24 hours show in a labelled Boosted lane, which never changes the Live or Trending rankings.
Community pair reviews openlaunch
A community applies to have its token recognised as a pair on openlaunch, with a badge. The review costs $200 of TWIG, sent to the burn address. A person reviews every application; it is not an endorsement or a safety check.
Tokenize a Playground app Playground
Tokenize a published Playground app as a token paired with TWIG on Base, with the gas paid for you.
Bridge GITLAWB Community
Move GITLAWB between Base and Robinhood Chain, 1:1. TWIG does not cross; unwrap it first.
Trunk. Planned through December.
A crypto checkout for Twigpine's own services, beside card and USDC. TWIG works there like any other Base token your wallet can swap.
Pay for OpenGateway credits with crypto OpenGateway
Pay with TWIG or another Base token: your wallet swaps it to USDC in the same transaction, with a slippage limit shown before you pay. The swap pays the pool's fee, about 1.1 to 1.2% for TWIG, part of which goes to the founder's fee Safe. Twigpine receives USDC only, and the credit costs the same as by card.
Pay for Playground Premium with crypto Playground
The same checkout for Playground's paid plan.
Branches. Planned for the first half of 2027.
The same checkout in the rest of Twigpine.
One crypto checkout everywhere Console
The checkout from OpenGateway and Playground in every hosted service, so one wallet pays for all of them.
Handles at the same checkout Console
Reserve a Console handle, the name your agents and repos sign under, at the same checkout.
Canopy. Ideas, not plans.
Where this could lead. Nothing here is scheduled.
Agents at the checkout OpenGateway
An agent with its own wallet pays at the same checkout, with no person in the loop.
The rules. Every use on this page keeps them.
- Trading fees
- Buying or selling TWIG pays pool fees, and part of them goes to the founder's fee Safe. The fee on each route is set out under Safety on the home page.
- Used, not held
- Nothing on this page pays anyone for holding TWIG or GITLAWB. When a use costs TWIG, it comes from your own wallet.
- From your own wallet
- When TWIG is spent, it leaves the spender's own wallet. Twigpine never buys TWIG with its own money or on anyone's behalf.
- Where boost and review fees go
- Boosts and pair reviews are paid by sending TWIG to the burn address. None of it reaches openlaunch or Twigpine.
- No new token
- Twigpine will not issue another token. No claim, airdrop, snapshot or presale, now or in any phase of this page.
- Prizes stay in dollars
- Prizes and points are never paid in TWIG. Project Treetop pays its winners in USDC.
- No vote, no stake in the company
- TWIG gives no vote, no part of Twigpine and no claim on its revenue.
How to read this. Four words, used the same way on both roadmaps.
- Live
- You can use it today. Every live row links to it.
- Building
- The code is being written in the open.
- Planned
- Decided, with a target window.
- Exploring
- Where this leads. Shaped by what we learn first.