Protocol owned liquidity · Robinhood Chain
Own the fee generating layer of Robinhood Chain.
Every $OURO trade pays a 2.5% tax that buys liquidity in the strongest pools on Robinhood Chain and holds it in the protocol's name. The fees those pools earn buy $OURO for stakers and burn the rest — paid by the layer, not by selling it.
Addresses and the live Ledger publish at launch. Until then, every activity figure on this site shows a dash.
Onchain ledger
Awaiting launch
Liquidity owned
—
Publishes at launch
Fees earned
—ETH
Burned
0OURO
Trade tax2.5% · in ETH
Tax split: basket · ops90 / 10
Fee split: buyback & stakers · burn80 / 20
Trade tax
2.5%
Hard capped at 3% by the contract
Tax split
90 / 10
Basket · ops
Fee split
80 / 20
Buyback & stakers · burn
Supply
1,000,000,000OURO
Fixed at deploy; no mint function
The mechanism
One loop, four steps.
01 · Trade
02 · Buy
03 · Own
04 · Yield
and again,on repeat
01
Trade
Every swap on the ETH/OURO pool pays a 2.5% tax, taken from the ETH leg. It never reaches a person; it flows to the protocol treasury.
02
Buy
90% of the tax buys the Reserve, a basket of the strongest tokens on Robinhood Chain, at market. What it buys is public the moment it happens.
03
Own
Purchases are paired into full range liquidity the protocol owns and holds. Pool by pool, that is the layer.
04
Yield
The pools earn a fee on every swap that crosses them. Each cycle splits the fees 80 / 20 between buybacks that reward stakers and a burn that shrinks supply forever. Then the loop repeats.
The difference
An endowment, not a dividend.
HOOD10 and The Index tax trades and hand the proceeds out, so nothing is left when trading cools. Ouro's tax buys pools the protocol keeps, and the fees they earn outlive any one trading run.
HOOD10
The Index
OuroOwns the pools
The tax?Charged in ETH on every buy and sell, on top of the pool's standard 1% LP fee. Ouro's 2.5% is hard capped at 3% by the contract; competitors' rates are policy.
5%
3%
2.5%
What the tax buys?What happens to the tokens the tax buys. Airdrop models spend the principal every epoch; Ouro keeps it as fee earning liquidity the protocol owns.
Bought, then handed out. Nothing kept
Bought, then handed out. Nothing kept
Bought and kept as liquidity
Liquidity the protocol owns?Liquidity bought with the tax and held by the protocol's own treasury. Airdrop models build none: what the tax buys is handed out the same epoch. Every position Ouro buys is held by the protocol treasury.
No treasury liquidity
No treasury liquidity
Every pool the tax buys
Holders are paid from?Where holder rewards come from. Paying from the tax means payouts track volume one to one; paying from the pools means the fees earned by everything bought so far, split 80 / 20 into staker buybacks and a permanent burn.
The tax itself
The tax itself
Fees the owned pools earn
Parallel pools?Untaxed pools that traders route through to dodge the tax. Measured onchain 26–28 Aug 2026, competitors capture 6–36% of their own volume. Ouro pushes back by blocklisting parallel pools as they appear.
20 untaxed pools leak the tax
249+ untaxed pools leak the tax
Blocklisted as they appear
Supply?All three are fixed at 1,000,000,000 with no mint function. Only Ouro's falls: 20% of every fee cycle buys $OURO and burns it, permanently.
Fixed
Fixed
Only falls. Every cycle burns
When volume cools?Tax funded payouts track volume: The Index peaked at ~156 ETH/day and now pays ≈ 1–2 ETH/day. Ouro's pools keep earning LP fees on everything it has bought; yield varies and is never guaranteed.
Payouts stop
Payouts stop
The pools keep earning
Measured on Robinhood Chain from events and state, 26–28 Aug 2026, not from the projects' marketing. The Ouro column describes the shipped design; it becomes verifiable onchain at launch. Method and the Seal mechanics are in the docs.
The pools
Five pools, chosen for depth.
The Reserve is held as full range liquidity the protocol owns in the chain's strongest tokens: bluechip memecoins and proven coins with the deepest pools. Never loose tokens, never handed out. The selection rule is public before the names are.
R1
Bluechip and liquid. Proven, high turnover tokens with the deepest pool on the chain. Depth and staying power, not narrative.
R2
Capped. Each constituent holds 20–25% of the treasury at most, and Ouro never becomes an outsized share of any single pool.
R3
Venue agnostic. LP'd where each token's real liquidity is: Uniswap v3 for most names, v4 for others.
R4
Governed in public. Add, retire, or reweight only through the timelock, with its delay visible onchain.
Real yield
Staked $OURO earns the layer's fees.
Stake
Stake $OURO, receive $sOURO, a standard ERC4626 vault share. Unstake at any time.
Earn
80% of every fee cycle buys $OURO and adds it to the vault. Fees the pools actually earned: no inflation, no emissions.
Vest
Rewards stream linearly over 72 hours, so value per share rises smoothly and can't be skimmed by timing deposits.
Live proof
Every cycle, narrated.
The treasury advances in public cycles. Every amount is an onchain transaction this feed reads, starting with cycle #1.
Cycle feed
Awaiting cycle #1 · watching
01
Collect: fees from every basket position, sold to ETH
— ETH02
Deploy: tax ETH split 90 / 10 into basket and ops
— ETH03
Return: cycle fees split 80 / 20 into staker buybacks and burn
— ETHEvery amount here will link to its transaction. If a number on this site ever disagrees with the chain, the chain is right.
Fixed by the contract
Supply only ever falls.
The supply is fixed at deploy with no mint function, and 20% of every fee cycle burns $OURO for good — so supply only falls. The tax is capped at 3% by the contract, and your wallet can never be blocked. Don't take our word for it; read the contracts when they publish at launch.
Total supplyFixed · no mint
Trade taxCapped at 3%
Your walletNever blockable
Every fee cycleBurns 20%, forever