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A boost is a public raise. Today it runs on Base. A token minted in a boost can keep the same address on other Ethereum-style chains, and moving between those chains is meant to stay straightforward later. You pick one of two ways to raise, and the rules are visible before anyone joins.
  1. Conditional tips (no token) — reward work in public. A tip is money you give; this path does not create a token. Backers see the rules before they contribute, including an optional outcome: a Polymarket market or an IMD Oracle yes/no question.
  2. Multi-round fundraising (a token launch) — Round 1, Round 2, and later rounds stay in one boost. Token holders vote between rounds. You can still launch once and use the full max supply, or split that supply across small rounds, one task per round, for everyday micro funding. People can contribute USDC, tokenized equity (B20), or any ERC-20 (for example WETH). A liquidity pool and other advanced features are usually available only for tokens on the allowed list.
The story of why Boost exists, the early-access round cap, and the video walkthrough stay on Boost. This group is the how-to.

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What you can do

Create a boost

The same three-step wizard for every boost, including someone who is not on HeroBoost yet.

Outcome gates

A result the round waits for — a Polymarket market or an IMD Oracle yes/no question.

First round

Round 1 is the round Create a boost makes.

Later rounds

On a token boost that already launched, propose the next round.

Read a boost

The question, the side you chose, whether it matched, and the round list.