Robinhood Chain
$TREASURY
A utility token for a business with real costs. It pays for storage and assessment, and it discounts those same fees for the people holding it. That is the whole design.
$TREASURY contract
Not yet minted. The address will be published here and on @treasuryxyz_ at the same moment. Treat any address from anywhere else as false.
Supply
1,000,000,000 TREASURY, fixed
No mint function after launch. The split below is the entire supply; there is no treasury sitting outside it.
Open market
72%
Sold at launch with no lockup and no private round behind it. This is the float.
720,000,000 TREASURY
Vault operations
14%
Pays insurance premiums, facility rent and assessor contracts. Spent, not held.
140,000,000 TREASURY
Liquidity
8%
Paired at launch and left in place. The position is not withdrawn to fund anything.
80,000,000 TREASURY
Team
6%
Released over twenty-four months from launch, in equal monthly parts.
60,000,000 TREASURY
Utility
What holding it actually does
Fee discounts
Storage is billed against the insured value. Holding the token reduces that line on a published schedule; nothing about the object changes.
Priority intake
Holders book intake slots ahead of the general queue. In busy weeks that is the difference between five days and three weeks.
Assessment appeals
Disputing an assessed value costs a fee. Holders get one free appeal per title, per year.
Limits
What it is not
- A claim on any object in the vault. Titles do that; the token does not.
- A share of revenue, a dividend, or any promise of return.
- A vote on which objects are accepted into custody.
- Any priority in an insolvency over a title holder.
If a feature would only work by making the token a claim on the objects, it does not ship. Custody and the token stay separate on purpose — that separation is what lets redemption be unconditional.