Forkd | Crypto code, forked onto Robinhood.

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THE SOURCE MATERIAL

Good code starts somewhere.

345 crypto repositories. One place to choose what comes next.

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Uniswap V2

Uniswap/v2-core

Constant-product exchange contracts and independently deployed liquidity pools.

DEX

GPL-3.0Read the brief

OpenZeppelin

OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts

Reusable token standards, access controls and smart contract libraries.

Token standards

MITRead the brief

Aave V3

aave/aave-v3-core

Lending markets, collateral accounting and liquidation infrastructure.

Lending

MITRead the brief

Bitcoin Core

bitcoin/bitcoin

Bitcoin validation and RPC tooling for off-chain integrations.

Bitcoin

MITRead the brief

Percolator

aeyakovenko/percolator

A research risk engine for perpetual markets, with a proposed EVM port.

Solana

Apache-2.0Read the brief

Solana

solana-labs/solana

Validator and runtime reference code for feasibility research.

Solana

Apache-2.0Read the brief

Independent research proposals. Source projects do not endorse Forkd, and catalogue entries are not completed ports.

EXPLORE FORKD

Every part of the process, in view.

How it works

From a source repository to a funded, reviewed fork.

The build room

Follow the work, review changes and inspect public commits.

The documentation

Technical reference, operating requirements and clear boundaries.

THE FEES KEEP IT MOVING

Built from code.
Funded by the forks.

Creator fees pay for agent time. Product revenue received through each fork’s router flows back to the FORKD treasury.

Explore the treasury

Build & API treasury70%

FORKD treasury30%

Proposed creator-fee split. Product revenue: 100% to FORKD treasury. Activation requires deployed routers.

Source repositories—

Build credit—

Verified deployments—

Returned to FORKD—

THE SOURCE MATERIAL