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Open-source protocol for sustainable asset renewal: revamp illiquid tokens into native blockchain liquidity at transparent, preset rates. Assets are listed and redeemed at community-defined premiums, enforced by immutable contracts with on-chain shareholding. Reference implementation behind rvnwl.com; designed for seamless integration.

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RVNWL — Revamp Protocol with Shareholding

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A decentralized, open-source smart contract protocol for recycling illiquid tokens into native blockchain currency, powered by an immutable, shareholding revenue model. No speculation, no admin keys—just algorithmic, on-chain liquidity restoration.


✨ What is RVNWL / Revamp Protocol?

RVNWL is the first protocol to recycle illiquid tokens into native blockchain currency at premium, preset rates—transforming stagnant capital into instant, transparent liquidity.

  • Immutable smart contracts — No admin keys, no backdoors.
  • Shareholding Pool — 100 fixed shares, never leaving the contract, earning revenue from every listing, delisting, pool join, and revamp order.
  • Open Listing — Anyone can list any supported asset and set its revamp rate.
  • No Hype, No Persuasion — Outcomes are code-driven and on-chain. Participation is voluntary; rewards depend on ongoing network activity.

Proof-of-Concept UI:
👉 rvnwl.com


💡 Key Features

  • Burn-to-Reclaim: Permanently removes illiquid tokens from circulation in exchange for native currency.
  • Algorithmic Revenue Sharing: All protocol fees and native currency inflows are proportionally distributed to the 100-share pool.
  • DAO-Ready: Designed for community governance and extension.
  • Open Integration: Plug-and-play for wallets, dashboards, DAO portals, and new assets.

🚀 Quickstart

1. Deploying Smart Contracts

Using Hardhat (Local Testnet)

bash cd contracts npm install npx hardhat test # Run unit tests

To deploy locally

npx hardhat node # Start local network npx hardhat run scripts/deploy.js --network localhost

Using Remix IDE (Browser-Based)

  1. Go to Remix IDE

  2. Import the contracts from the /contracts directory (upload or use GitHub import).

  3. Compile contracts in the Solidity Compiler tab.

  4. Deploy and interact via the Deploy & Run Transactions tab.

  5. Set environment/network as appropriate (Injected Web3 for testnet/mainnet).

Tip: Remix is recommended for direct, visual deployments and on-chain interaction.

2. Frontend (React App)

cd frontend

npm install

npm start

Visit http://localhost:3000 to interact with your local frontend.

🧑‍💻 Project Structure

/contracts # Solidity smart contracts

/frontend # React frontend (src/pages/components)

└─ src/abis # Contract ABIs

/docs # (Optional) Protocol and API docs

/scripts # Automation, deployment scripts


🌐 Resources

Website / PoC UI: rvnwl.com

Docs / GitBook: modulexo.gitbook.io

Discord: [RVNWL] (https://discord.com/invite/VsSXFsMd)

Telegram: [rvnwlofficial] (https://t.me/rvnwlofficial)

GitHub: github.com/rvnwl/protocol

🤝 Contributing

Contributions, audits, and forks are welcome! See CONTRIBUTING.md and CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md for details.

⚠️ Disclaimer

This protocol is provided as-is, with no warranties or guarantees. All smart contract interactions are irreversible once mined. Use at your own risk. See LICENSE for full terms.

🏷️ Topics

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Open-source protocol for sustainable asset renewal: revamp illiquid tokens into native blockchain liquidity at transparent, preset rates. Assets are listed and redeemed at community-defined premiums, enforced by immutable contracts with on-chain shareholding. Reference implementation behind rvnwl.com; designed for seamless integration.

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