A platform token.
An 80% buyback and burn policy.
RobinDaos ($DAOS) is the planned platform token of robindaos.fun. Our policy allocates 80% of the protocol fees the platform actually collects to market buybacks and permanent burns.
This is a published allocation policy. The token launch, buyback execution and burn records are still pending. No automatic or immutable enforcement is claimed.
Launching where people already trade.
We plan to launch $DAOS on Ponsfamily to reach the existing Robinhood Chain trading community. The robindaos launchpad remains the place to create and trade community tokens on our own curves.
Official token address: not published
The verified contract address and exact trading link will appear here after launch. A matching name or ticker is not proof that a token is ours.
This is the platform token. Each strategy token, including $BIGDAOS, represents a separate strategy with its own treasury and rules.
From collected fees to fewer tokens.
First, creator and liquidity-provider shares are separated from the platform's share. Once the platform receives its protocol fees, the allocation is calculated in the asset received, before any operating expenses are deducted.
80%
Buyback and burn
Buy $DAOS from the market, then permanently remove the purchased tokens. Record both transactions. An unspent allocation stays earmarked for a later execution.
20%
Operations
Infrastructure and platform development.
Included
Protocol fees actually collected by robindaos.fun. If a future product collects protocol fees, those receipts follow the same policy and are reported separately.
Excluded
Creator rewards, LP earnings, user deposits, strategy treasury assets and trading volume. Unclaimed fees and unrealized gains are not collected protocol revenue.
Illustration, not reported revenue: if the platform collects 1 ETH in protocol fees, 0.8 ETH is allocated to buyback and burn and 0.2 ETH to operations. The 80% allocation is calculated before expenses. Execution costs and tokens purchased will be reported separately.
What happens before collection.
Launchpad trading fees first accrue in fee contracts for the creator and platform to claim. An amount waiting in a contract is shown as claimable, not as money already received. Each token's trading page shows its fee terms.
Ponsfamily's own protocol fees and optional creator buyback settings are separate from this policy. A Pons v2 creator buyback that locks tokens for vesting does not count as a robindaos burn. Pons creator rewards are excluded from this protocol-fee allocation.
Explore the robindaos launchpadThe launchpad fee path.
Verified snapshot on Robinhood Chain mainnet, block 55,236,729. Checked . This is a dated observation, not a live quote.
- TRIAL and FIRST curves
- 1% trading fee on these two launches. Half goes to the creator and half to the platform, accruing in FeeSplitter until claimed. Other launches choose their own curve fee, capped at 10% by the current G5 factory.
- After graduation: fee hook
- 2% hook fee, shared equally between creator and platform. It accrues through the hook for later collection. Neither observed token had graduated at this snapshot.
- After graduation: liquidity pool
- A separate 0.3% LP fee belongs to the liquidity position. Hook and LP fees use different calculation bases; they are not a flat 2.3% deduction from the same amount.
Verify the fee contracts
The contracts record their platform and creator recipients. A platform fee becomes collected protocol revenue only when the platform recipient successfully claims it.
Execution record
Not startedNo verified buyback or burn records have been published. Revenue totals, allocated budgets and burned supply will be reported from receipts, not estimated from volume.
1. Fees received
The accounting period, asset, amount actually received and collection transaction. Unclaimed fees stay outside the calculation.
2. Buyback executed
The 80% allocation, amount spent, tokens purchased and swap transaction. Any unspent allocation carries forward and remains visible.
3. Tokens burned
The amount permanently removed, the burn transaction and its onchain destination. A purchase or a vesting deposit alone is not a burn.
Before execution begins, we will publish the accounting period, collection and execution wallets, cadence and token address. Transaction records will distinguish confirmation on Robinhood Chain from finality on Ethereum.
Buybacks depend on actual fee receipts and available liquidity. They do not guarantee a token price, a return, or a distribution to holders. Read the risk disclosures.