Your project, your chain

Picture this: your project is ready, your token is ready to launch, and only one question remains: which chain do you launch on?

Choosing a chain isn’t as simple as going where the most TVL is. Whether it's the culture, developer support or the existing ecosystem, there are dozens of factors that can determine which chain is the best fit for your project. All of these choices are yours to make, and Umia doesn’t want to be your bottleneck.

Umia launched on Base in August. $UMIA's auction ran there, its first decision market settled there, and its protocol-owned pool sits there today. Last week we announced Slop Cash, the first Cohort 1 project we’ve revealed, and it chose Robinhood Chain for its Tailored Auction.

Umia is now ready to go anywhere that our builders need it to be.

The Umia Stack, on your chain

Umia is built to deploy on any EVM-compatible network where Uniswap v4 is live. Whichever chain you pick, you get the same three pieces from day one:

1. A legal structure, with your token in mind. Your project forms its own segregated portfolio within Umia’s Cayman SPC, built with MetaLeX’s BORG framework. Treasury, IP and contracts sit under one legal wrapper, ring-fenced from every other project, and a resolved decision market carries the weight of a board resolution the team must follow. The wrapper lives offchain, so it works the same whichever chain you choose.
2. Tailored Auctions with zkTLS eligibility. Built on Uniswap’s Continuous Clearing Auctions, Tailored Auctions discover price gradually across the whole sale instead of in a first-block land grab. With the Umia Extension, you can open early rounds to the people you want in your community, verified privately with zkTLS so no identity is ever linked to a wallet. Proceeds go straight into the project’s noncustodial treasury, and when the auction closes, a share seeds a treasury-owned Uniswap v4 pool on the same chain.
3. Decision markets pricing your decisions. Once you’re live, structural decisions go to decision markets instead of coin votes. For each proposal, traders price the token under every outcome over a fixed window, and the market’s answer is the one that carries. The team works from a fixed monthly allowance; anything bigger, like minting, larger budgets or deploying treasury funds, clears a market first. The markets sit on the same chain as your token, your auction and your treasury.

Bid from any chain

Launching on a newer chain used to come with a catch: most people don’t want to manage balances across a dozen networks, so part of your community could end up watching from the sidelines.

Umia takes most of that friction away. Cross-chain swaps are already live in the Umia app across Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Monad and Robinhood Chain: start from what you hold on one chain, and the route to the other is handled in a single flow, with a small gas top-up if your wallet has none on the destination chain. Cross-chain bidding is being prepared for upcoming Tailored Auctions, so supporters can bid with assets they hold elsewhere while the bid itself settles in the auction’s currency on the project’s chain.

You don’t need a wallet extension to take part, either. Sign in with a social account and the app creates an embedded wallet for you, then sets up your smart account on each chain the first time you use it. No network switching, no separate setup per chain.

Open to Builders

If you're building on an EVM chain where Uniswap v4 is live, Umia is open to you. Same wrapper, same auction, same markets, your chain.

Base was first and Robinhood Chain is next, but the list doesn’t stop there. Whether you are building on Arbitrum, Ethereum mainnet, Monad or anywhere else Uniswap v4 is live, we are ready to support you.

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