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Xivo

Capital-backed governance

Don’t just vote.
Price the outcome.

Xivo turns governance decisions into prediction markets, allowing participants to put capital behind their expectations and produce a live market signal around every proposal.

Built on Robinhood Chain
XivoPreview
Proposal XIP-014Open

Should the protocol expand treasury exposure to tokenized equities?

Approve64.0%
Reject36.0%
Total participation
1,284positions
Time remaining
2d 14h

Conceptual interface preview — illustrative values, not live market data.

The signal problem

A vote reveals preference.
A market reveals conviction.

Traditional voting measures the number or weight of votes cast. It does not necessarily communicate how confident participants are, how much uncertainty remains, or what economic impact they expect a decision to have.

Traditional governance

  • 01Binary yes-or-no expression
  • 02Limited signal beyond the final count
  • 03Weak representation of conviction
  • 04Little continuous information before resolution

Xivo markets

  • 01Capital-backed forecasts
  • 02Continuously updating prices
  • 03Visible confidence and uncertainty
  • 04Transparent market-based expectations

How Xivo works

Four steps from proposal to settled price

Every market follows the same lifecycle, from the moment a decision is framed to the moment its resolution conditions are met.

  1. 01

    A decision enters the market

    A governance proposal is translated into clearly defined, verifiable outcomes.

  2. 02

    Participants take a position

    Participants allocate capital according to the outcome they believe is most likely.

  3. 03

    The signal evolves

    Market prices respond continuously as information, sentiment and conviction change.

  4. 04

    The outcome resolves

    Once the agreed resolution conditions are met, the market settles according to its predefined rules.

Live market signal

Every proposal, continuously priced

A view of the protocol interface: each decision carries an outcome price, a participation figure and a visible history of how expectations have moved.

Demo Data

Illustrative markets shown to demonstrate the interface. No live market data is connected.

XIP-011Open

Diversify 15% of treasury reserves into short-duration assets

Treasury diversification

Approve71.0%
Reject29.0%
Total participation
2,140positions
Time remaining
4d 02h
Demo Data
XIP-012Closing soon

Renew liquidity incentives for a further two epochs

Liquidity incentive renewal

Approve48.0%
Reject52.0%
Total participation
3,675positions
Time remaining
9h 41m
Demo Data
XIP-013Open

Adjust the protocol fee from 0.30% to 0.25%

Protocol fee adjustment

Approve58.0%
Reject42.0%
Total participation
1,902positions
Time remaining
6d 18h
Demo Data
XIP-010Resolved

Allocate an ecosystem grant to independent market research

Ecosystem grant allocation

Approve83.0%
Reject17.0%
Total participation
1,147positions
Time remaining
Settled
Demo Data

Why market-based governance

What a price can express that a tally cannot

Prediction markets are not infallible and are not immune to manipulation. What they can offer is a richer, continuously updating account of what participants expect.

01

Conviction becomes visible

Capital allocation can distinguish strongly held expectations from passive agreement.

02

Information updates continuously

Prices can respond as new evidence and analysis enter the market.

03

Uncertainty becomes measurable

A divided market communicates something different from an overwhelming consensus.

04

Outcomes remain transparent

Market activity and resolution rules can be observed and verified on-chain.

Signal visualisation

From opinion to information

Independent positions enter the market, are weighed by the capital behind them, and leave as a single price that updates as expectations change.

Input

Independent participant positions

Market

Capital-weighted aggregation

Output

One continuously updating probability

The token

The asset at the centre of the Xivo ecosystem

Published parameters for $XIVO. These are factual launch details — nothing here implies a return, a yield or a guarantee of price behaviour.

Token name
Xivo
Ticker
$XIVO
Network
Robinhood Chain
Total supply
100,000,000
Maximum transaction
0.4%
Maximum transaction amount
400,000 $XIVO
Liquidity model
Single-sided Uniswap V3
ContractPublished at launch

Xivo launches through a concentrated, single-sided Uniswap V3 liquidity position designed for controlled initial market formation on Robinhood Chain.

Supply and transaction limit

Total supply

100,000,000$XIVO

Maximum transaction

400,000$XIVO

0.4% of total supply 400,000 $XIVO per transaction, drawn here on the same scale as the bar above.

Network

Market-native governance on Robinhood Chain

Xivo brings capital-backed governance signals to an ecosystem designed around accessible, on-chain financial markets.

Xivo is an independent protocol built for the Robinhood Chain ecosystem. Nothing here should be read as an endorsement, integration or partnership.

Robinhood Chain

Governance should reveal more than what people want. It should reveal what they expect.

Xivo creates a market layer around collective decisions—turning fragmented beliefs into transparent, continuously priced signals.

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly

Where a mechanism has not been finalised, we say so rather than guess.

Governance is making a decision.
Xivo is pricing what happens next.

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ContractPublished at launch