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Round 1 is the round Create a boost makes. The wizard calls it Round 1. You set the recipient, what people give, any outcome gate, and whether the recipient must create a token. Dividing the work into rounds is like dividing a token project into phases — Round 2, Round 3, and so on.
During early access, each fundraising round is capped at $1,000 USD equivalent (only for a token that has a price feed — a live USD price HeroBoost can read) until the smart contract security audit is complete. Round 1, Round 2, and every later round use this same cap: the amounts do not combine, and unused room does not carry over to the next round.
That limit is per round. It is the same rule as on Boost.

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What Round 1 is for

  • Conditional tips (no token) — people give money under the rules you published. This path does not create a token. If you linked an outcome, it is a Polymarket market or an IMD Oracle yes/no question.
  • Token launch — if the recipient must create a token, Round 1 mints a slice of the max supply for people who funded the boost. A small first mint (for example 0.01% in public demos) is one of the choices the wizard can apply. You can also use the full max supply in this single launch, the same shape as other token launchpads. A small slice leaves later rounds for smaller tasks, which fits everyday micro funding. Token holders vote before a later round.
After the wallet confirmation, open Read a boost to see Round 1 on the boost page.

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Screenshots (sample)

This short set is a sample for review, not the full set of screenshots for this page.
Boost header for Boost 9 showing Round 1 Genesis Story, Launched, and Round 1 minted on chain

Round 1 on the boost — who it is for, Launched, and that Round 1 minted on chain