Every number this project runs on, in one place, written plainly. Nothing on this page is a projection. Where a thing is not live yet, it says coming soon and stops. very disclosure. much plain.
Last revised at launch configuration. If a number here disagrees with the chain, the chain is right and this page is wrong: tell us.
$DJI launches on Pons and is priced in SPY, which means the coin trades against a real tokenized S&P 500 share. That one decision is what makes everything else work: the fees the coin earns arrive already denominated in stock, so nothing has to be swapped, timed, or trusted to a converter.
A trader pays 3 percent a side: 1 percent to Pons and 2 percent to us. That is 6 percent to buy and sell, and we can never raise it, because the launchpad fixes the tax at creation. Of every trade, 2.70 percent reaches the treasury, made of our 0.70 percent share of the Pons fee plus our own 2 percent.
The treasury is a contract, and it is deployed today, before the coin exists: coming soon. Read it on the explorer rather than trusting this page. The four lanes are constants in its code with no setter: 50 to the payroll, 25 to the reserve, 10 to the floor, 15 to operations. The payroll lane and the floor lane can only ever reach the distributor, the contract that pays holders and badged doges. The protocol takes nothing on top: the four lanes are the whole split. The distributor deploys at launch.
Your own browser reads these numbers from the treasury contract on every load. Nothing comes from our server, so this page cannot lie about them. Before the coin launches they are honestly zero.
The fee is charged by the exchange when you trade, never on the token itself. Sending $DJI to a friend or between your own wallets costs nothing but gas. It also means the coin is an ordinary ERC20 that routers, aggregators and exchanges can handle normally, which is not true of most coins that pay their holders.
The desks, the servers, the art, and the gas the keeper spends closing epochs. It is the only lane that funds anything we run, it is 15 percent, and the wallet is published below. The payroll lane and the floor lane can never be pointed at a wallet like it: they can only ever reach the distributor.
The four lanes are constants in the contract with no setter. The tax cannot be raised, the pairing asset cannot be swapped, there is no mint function, no wallet can be frozen or blacklisted, and the liquidity is locked permanently in a contract that has no withdraw function at all.
This is the part nobody else does, and it is the reason we think this one lasts. Every coin that pays its holders from trading fees pays a fortune in week one and almost nothing by month nine. That is not a scandal, it is arithmetic: the payout is volume multiplied by a rate, and volume always falls. Projects that pay out everything they earn are showing you a number that is guaranteed to collapse.
So we do not pay out what we earn. A quarter of everything is banked in SPY, and each epoch pays the smaller of what came in and a capped draw on the bank. In launch week, when the raw number would be absurd, most of it goes into the reserve instead. In month nine, when the raw number is nearly zero, the reserve is still paying.
The cap is one fifty second of the reserve per week, so the bank drains slowly and predictably rather than in a rush. We would rather show you a payout line that stays roughly flat than an APY that looks spectacular for nine days.
very bank. much later.
The reserve balance, what came in, what was paid, and the current run rate are all on the site. The defining behaviour of this whole category is a payout that quietly shrinks while nobody mentions it. We would rather be the project that says it out loud.
The reserve softens the decay. It does not repeal it. If trading stops for long enough the reserve empties and the payout goes to nearly nothing, and the receipt will say so in the same font as a good day.
Half of everything the treasury collects is paid out in real SPY, and both kinds of holder are paid from one formula. Our nearest competitors pay only their NFT holders and leave every coin holder with nothing at all. We think that is why those projects only get to do this once.
Your weight is your average balance across the whole epoch, not your balance at one lucky moment. There is no snapshot to front run: buying an hour before the epoch closes earns you one hour. Nothing is staked, nothing is locked, and no contract ever holds your coins.
very passive. much stock.
Your multiplier climbs from 1x to 2x over 60 days. It resets only if you fall below 80 percent of your own highest balance, so you can trim, rebalance or take profit without losing your place. Time in, not tokens locked.
A badged doge boosts the first 25,000 coins of your balance by 1.25x, per doge, and takes a share of the payroll split evenly across every badged doge. The cap is deliberate: it stops one wallet buying two hundred doges and taking the pool.
much payroll. very daily.
If you sell past your tolerance band inside an epoch, the rewards you had accrued but not yet claimed go back to the reserve. The penalty is on the accrued flow, never on your coins. No amount is ever promised: distributions are whatever the mechanism actually collected. Payroll and the receipt archive: coming soon.
| item | value |
|---|---|
| ticker | $DJI |
| chain | Robinhood Chain, chain id 4663 |
| launchpad | Pons v2, bonding curve into a locked Uniswap v4 pool |
| priced in | SPY, a real tokenized S&P 500 share |
| buy fee | 3 percent (1 to Pons, 2 to us) |
| sell fee | 3 percent (1 to Pons, 2 to us) |
| tax on wallet to wallet transfers | none, it is a plain ERC20 |
| dividend asset | SPY, a real tokenized stock on this chain |
| treasury take | 2.70 percent of every trade, in SPY |
| treasury split | 50 payroll, 25 reserve, 10 floor, 15 operations |
| supply | 1,000,000,000, fixed, no mint function |
| liquidity | locked permanently at graduation, no withdraw function exists |
| contract address | coming soon. |
| canonical pool | coming soon. |
Anyone can open a pool for any token at any time, and copycat pools are routine on every chain. The pair named on this page is the only one we opened. If a pool is not listed here, it is not ours and we cannot see what is in it.
3,030 pixel doges, every trait authored as pixel data and the whole collection composed by a deterministic algorithm from one public seed. The art is finished; the contract is written and tested but not yet deployed. When it ships the art lives in contract storage and renders fully on chain, with no IPFS and no server holding the pictures. The mint is free and cannot be anything else, because the function is not payable.
Badging costs $DJI. Exactly half of what you pay is burned to the dead address forever and half goes to operations. The cost is forced to be an even number so the split is exact and the contract never keeps a remainder. There is no staking and no escrow: the commitment is the burn, so there is no contract holding your doge and nothing to unwind.
One badge per doge, for life. It cannot be undone and it cannot be moved off. If you sell a badged doge, the badge goes with it, and the buyer inherits a doge that is already on payroll.
5 percent on secondary sales, written into the contract as a constant with no setter. Nobody can raise it later, including us. Enforcement is up to each marketplace, which is true of every royalty on every chain. Royalties feed the payroll.
The 30 gold badge floor traders are born badged. Badge cost is published on the explorer the day the contract ships. Mint and Badge In: coming soon.
Eight AI desks, built and tested, that will trade real tokenized stocks through a vault that can swap and can never withdraw. They are not trading and no desk wallet exists. When they run, the rules are published, the fills are on the tape with transaction links, and the win rate is always printed next to average win and average loss.
Withdraw. The vault whitelists swaps between approved stock tokens and has no path out to a human. The desks trade. The desks never leave with anything.
From the operations lane, at a published season baseline. Profit above that baseline goes back into the payroll. They are an experiment run in public, not the reason to buy the coin.
Mean reversion wins often and small, and the tail is real. We publish the tail. The claim is watch them work, and it is never guaranteed profit.
Desks trading with real capital: coming soon. Until then the floor page shows the season in paper and labels it as paper.
Built and tested, not launched, and deliberately not counted as part of what you are buying today. It ships when it ships.
One token holding thirty tokenized stocks, equal weight, where every mint and redeem burns $DJI, giving the coin a second sink beside Badge In. Written and tested, not deployed. Coming soon.
A pool whose fee widens for exactly the hours New York is shut, so overnight gap traders pay the pool instead of picking it off. Coming soon.
Get updated. Every number here is the launch configuration, and when phase two ships this page changes before anything else does.
Everything we can point at, pointed at. An address that is not live yet says coming soon rather than showing you a placeholder that looks real.
| what | address |
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Verify every one of these on the explorer rather than trusting this page. That is the entire point of putting them here.
A prospectus that only lists the upside is an advertisement. Here is the rest of it, in the same font, including the parts most projects leave for you to discover on your own.
Robinhood pays the real dividend on a real share off chain, inside its own app. The token on this chain carries no dividend right, no voting right and no insurance. What we pay you is our own fee revenue, converted into SPY. That is a real asset arriving in your wallet, and it is not a passthrough of anybody's dividend, and we will not blur the two.
It is funded by trading. No trading means no fees, and the reserve only softens that, it does not repeal it. A quiet month pays a small number and the receipt will say so.
Pons has three independent security reviews in progress and none of them has closed. Their own documentation says to treat it as unaudited. We build on it anyway because it is where the market is, and you should know that before you buy.
The launchpad owner has the power to point any launch's creator fees at a different address after a three day timelock, and their ownership can never be renounced. Our revenue sits behind a switch we do not control. It is public and delayed rather than silent, and we watch for it, but it exists and you should know.
It is a memecoin on a new chain, where roughly a fifth of tokens are still alive after a month. The fee does not put a floor under the price and holding it can lose you money. Only bring what you are willing to lose.
They trade real money with published rules and no safety net. Losing seasons are possible and will be shown on the same tape as the winning ones. They are an experiment, not the reason to buy.
This project is not affiliated with S&P Dow Jones Indices, Dow Jones and Company, or Robinhood Markets. Nothing here is financial advice, nothing here is an offer of a security, and nothing here promises a return.