A machine on Robinhood Chain. Trading fees fill the pot. Every round the pot spends it on tokenized shares and splits them between bonded wafers.
Not points. Not a governance token. Shares, on chain — when the contract goes live.
$WAFER is not live. Round 0 has not opened. The first round starts when the contract is published and the pot reaches $100.
Round 1 is open and holding this budget. Bonded wafers can still join it — every wafer that joins takes a share.
NVIDIA, Apple, Tesla, HOOD, ten more. The basket is named. The pot is empty. Nothing spends until $WAFER is live.
NVIDIA, Apple, Tesla, HOOD, ten more. Trading fees fill the pot. Every round the pot spends it on tokenized shares and splits them between bonded wafers.
0 of 0 bonded wafers — none until launch.
0 of 0 bonded wafers are in this round.
A bonded wafer earns nothing from a round it was never added to. Anyone can press this for everyone — it costs the presser gas, and every credit goes to the wafer’s owner.
KEEPER STARTS AT 16:00 UTC ONCE THE CONTRACT IS LIVE. CA COMING SOON.
ANYONE CAN CALL IT. KEEPER RUNS DAILY AT 16:00 UTC.
To all holders, 0 rounds. Token not launched.
To all holders, across every round.
None until the contract is live.
Live on Robinhood Chain.
Protocol-owned liquidity.
Bonded wafers, unclaimed stock, and your split live here. Connecting a wallet does not spend anything — CA is COMING SOON.
The contract is not live yet, so there is nothing to bond. This address is connected. When $WAFER publishes, positions will land here.
POL = Protocol-Owned Liquidity. 15% of each round’s stock is kept and deployed into liquidity positions the protocol owns. Those positions earn trading fees, and the fees flow back into the reward pot — so rewards build on something other than trading volume alone. The other 85% goes straight to bonded wafers.