$GP
$GP is Old School RuneScape gold as a token. Supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000, the vault currently holds 12,000,000,000 gp. Holders will be able to burn $GP in exchange for OSRS gold at a market adjusted rate. All $GP fees will be used to acquire more OSRS gold.
Filled at the pool price, 1% slippage limit.
Welcome to OSRS RWA!
RuneScape gold has traded for real dollars since 2001. $GP puts that market on-chain. Holders redeem their gold by burning $GP.
The Thesis
Gold As Income
In parts of the developing world, RuneScape gold is a wage. People farm it and sell it the same day. Crypto came up with a name for it later. This market has paid out in dollars since 2001.
The Bot Ban Squeeze
Jagex's bot bans are cutting gold production while player demand holds. Street price has ground upward for over a year and sits 72% above the 12-month low. Fewer farmers, same buyers.
The Jagex Floor
Jagex sells Bonds that trade for gold in-game at an implied ~$1.20/M. That is the publisher's own list price. Street gold trades at $0.28/M, so the vault buys at 77% below the official rate.
Reserves
The Vault
Tokenomics
The gold is the tokenomics.
Fixed. Nothing is minted after launch, so every gp the fees buy goes behind the same tokens.
Fees go into buying more gold.
$GP will be redeemable for OSRS gold at a market adjusted rate.
Questions from the Clan Chat
What exactly is $GP?▾
Old School RuneScape gold, as a token. Supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000 $GP and the vault holds 12,000,000,000 gp, so each token is 12 gp. It will be redeemable for OSRS gold at a market adjusted rate.
Is this affiliated with Jagex?▾
No. OSRS RWA is an independent, community-built experiment. Old School RuneScape and Jagex are trademarks of Jagex Ltd, which has nothing to do with this project.
How do redemptions work?▾
$GP will be redeemable for OSRS gold at a market adjusted rate. Burn it in the app, pick a world, and we will meet you and trade you gold.
What if vault accounts get banned?▾
There is a real risk of bans. Gold trading is against Jagex's rules. None of our accounts are connected to each other, and we buy gold from different places, to keep that risk as low as we can.


