Robinhood Chain · 4663
Liquidity that pays its holders.
Every $OURO trade buys protocol-owned liquidity in the top Robinhood Chain tokens and pays holders every two hours. The fees those pools earn compound.
Every figure on this page is read from the chain. OURO 0x8Ea0… 73ecc ↗
Read from the chain
Protocol-owned liquidity
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Marked to market, from the Reserve's positions
Airdropped to holders
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Every cycle, valued when sent
Airdrop rate, annualised
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From payouts actually made, at the rate of the last three days.
Hold 100,000+ $OURO in your wallet and the airdrop lands every two hours. Nothing to stake or claim.
The mechanism
One loop. Four steps.
and again, foreverDrag to turn
01
Trade
Every $OURO swap pays a 5% tax, in ETH.
02
Buy
3.3% buys liquidity in the chain's deepest pools. 1% buys tokens for holders.
03
Own
That liquidity is the Reserve. The protocol keeps it.
04
Compound
The Reserve earns swap fees. 100% goes back into compounding the LP.
The split
Where every trade goes.
Both are published. The tax a trade pays divides four ways. What the Reserve earns is not divided at all.
5%of every buy and sell, in ETH. Fixed in letscash's hook at launch, so nobody can change it.
LP: buys the Reserve and keeps it3.3%
Airdrop: buys tokens and hands them to holders1%
Ops: gas, infra, listings0.4%
letscash: the launchpad's platform fee0.3%
100%of every fee the Reserve collects, back into the positions that earned it, once a collection is worth taking.
Reserve: every fee goes back into the positions, so the next cycle earns more100%
The Reserve
CASHCAT, PONS and microduck.
Protocol-owned positions in the chain's deepest pools. Never handed out.
| Pool | Position value | Fees earned | Net vs holding | Range |
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Reading the chain…
Each name is capped at 20–25% of the treasury, building toward five. The microduck position is in a Uniswap v4 pool, which reports none of the token amounts the others do, so its cost basis and its fee income are rebuilt from the pool's own storage. Every row here is read the same way and means the same thing. Adds and retirements happen by public governance, on-chain.
The difference
They spend the tax. Ouro keeps most of it working.
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The Index
OuroWhat the tax buys
All handed out
All handed out
1% out, 3.3% kept as LP
What the protocol keeps
Nothing
Nothing
The Reserve, for good
When volume cools
Payouts stop
Payouts stop
Payouts thin, the Reserve keeps earning
Yield varies with markets and is never guaranteed. Method in the docs.
The calculator
What a holding your size collects.
Trailing, from recent cycles. Not a forecast.
You hold
100,000 OURO
Drag or pick a sizePosition value—
Share of eligible supply—
The line100,000 OURO
Roadmap
Three things, in order.
No dates.
01Live
The vaults
Pool under the line and still get paid, in OURO, ETH, dollars or PENGU. Open the vaults →
02Medium term
Build the Reserve up
Keep buying protocol-owned liquidity with every trade. Deeper positions earn more fees, and all of those fees go straight back into them.
03Long term
Our own DEX
Run the venue rather than trade on someone else's, so the protocol earns the DEX revenue instead of paying it away. That revenue buys $OURO back and burns it.