Robinhood Chain · $NUTZ
Hold $NUTZ. Every hour, the squirrel drops tokenized stocks and cash straight into your wallet. No staking. No claiming. No team cut.
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Contract announced at launch · the only thing that can't be faked.
On Pons, on Robinhood Chain. Bonding curve first, then a Uniswap pool with liquidity locked forever.
Pons charges a fee on every buy and sell. The creator's share doesn't go to a team wallet. It goes to the Nut Vault.
Every hour it converts fees into the Stash — SPY, NVDA, MU, SPCX — plus USDG cash.
Rewards land in every holder's wallet, sized by how much you hold and how long you've held it. Most wallets get paid automatically. Everyone can claim any time.
98% of every fee goes to holders. 2% keeps the lights on: it pays the system's own gas so NUTZ runs forever without anyone funding it.
The squirrel doesn't diversify into 40 things. He stacks four, and he never changes his mind.
The market. The boring one. The ballast.
AI. The chip everyone wants.
Memory. The trade of 2026, and the one that fits a squirrel who stores things.
Space. The IPO everyone wanted.
Dividends reinvest themselves. When SPY pays a dividend or NVDA splits, Robinhood's stock tokens update a multiplier and every token already in your wallet is worth more shares. Nothing to claim. The nutz you got last month keep growing on their own.
Equal weight, fixed at launch, cannot be changed by anyone. Stock Tokens are issued by Robinhood; NUTZ is not affiliated with Robinhood or any company in the Stash.
Rewards follow your time-weighted balance. Hold 1,000 $NUTZ for the whole hour, earn a full share. Buy at minute 59, earn 1/60th. Flash-holding earns nothing.
Squirrels get rewarded for not touching the stash.
Any outgoing transfer resets the streak — selling, sending, burning. Adding to your bag doesn't.
Once your pending rewards are big enough, the keeper sends them to your wallet and deducts only the actual gas from your USDG. Under the threshold? They accumulate. Prefer to claim yourself? Always available.
10% of every week's fees go into the Acorn pool and get dropped, in stock tokens, to randomly selected holders. The more holders there are, the more winners there are.
50% of the pool. One winner. If it's below $2,500 it rolls over and grows.
30% of the pool. At least 3 winners, more as holders grow. Never below $250 each.
20% of the pool. At least 10 winners, more as holders grow. Never below $25 each.
One ticket per 1,000 $NUTZ held over the week, capped so whales can't farm it. 30-day holders get double tickets.
Winners come from drand, the public randomness beacon run by the League of Entropy since 2019. The ticket list is locked on-chain before the random number exists, and the number is verified on-chain. Anyone can check.
The team's dev-buy wallet earns hourly drops like any holder, at a flat 1.0×, and is permanently excluded from the Draw.
The Nut Vault contracts — Converter (announced at launch) and Distributor (announced at launch) — are verified on Sourcify: an exact match, source and metadata bound to the bytecode on chain. No owner. No mint. No pause on claims. No withdraw. No unlockable liquidity.
Each hour publishes a Merkle root of who earned what. nutz-verify recomputes any hour from public chain data and tells you if it matches. Run it yourself, or see each hour's verdict on the dashboard.
Every hourly payout is capped at what that hour earned; nothing in the vault belongs to the team. What sits in the Distributor is holders' rewards waiting to be claimed or pushed, plus the week's Acorn Draw pool. Liquidity is locked in Uniswap forever. The few admin switches need 2-of-3 signers, are public, and none can move value away from holders. Pons itself keeps a 3-day-notice power over where any launch's fees go; we watch it on-chain and would say so immediately.