Three things genuinely need explaining: how a trading fee turns into stock in your wallet, how the hold windows age your balance, and what the 3% actually does. Everything else is underneath.
Fees into stock
Buy SMEG and leave it in your wallet. That is the whole setup. Trading generates fees, and every hour those fees are split across the five vaults according to who qualifies for what.
Each vault takes its slice, buys its own ticker on the open market, and transfers the resulting shares straight to the wallets that earned them. Your points in a vault are your aged balance weighted by how long you have held, so both size and patience count, and the meter stops the moment you sell below the bar.
Amounts too small to be worth the gas are not lost. They accumulate in a cumulative merkle tree and go out with a later delivery, so nothing is ever stranded.
Hold windows
Each vault has two bars: a minimum balance and a minimum hold. The hold is the part people miss. A vault counts only the SMEG that has sat in your wallet, untouched, for longer than that vault's own window.
There are 3 distinct windows in use (1h, 6h, 24h). Because a balance that has cleared 24 hours has necessarily cleared 6 and 1, qualifying for a higher vault always means qualifying for the ones below it, so vault artwork accumulates as you climb.
The 3%
1,000,000,000 SMEG at launch, on Robinhood Chain. A 3% tax applies to every buy and every sell: 1.25% builds permanent stock reserves behind the vaults, 1.25% buys SMEG back and burns it, 0.5% funds development. Circulating supply only ever falls.
The endowment is the half that outlives the launch window. It cannot be withdrawn by the team and it pays out 1% of itself per day, so the vaults keep delivering even when nobody is trading. Full breakdown on the tokenomics page.
Contracts
Addresses will be published here once contracts are deployed and verified. Until then this page deliberately shows none. Anything claiming to be the SMEG contract before this page lists it is not.
Connecting a wallet to this site lets it show you your own position. It grants no ability to move your tokens. There is no approval to sign, because no contract takes custody of SMEG.
Risk notes
· SMEG is a memecoin. It can go to zero.
· Rewards scale with trading volume. When interest falls, the hourly stream falls with it. The endowment is what keeps paying after that, and it pays slowly by design.
· Stock tokens are tokenised instruments issued by a third party, with their own terms, jurisdiction restrictions and issuer risk. They are not shares held through a broker.
· The vault program has an operator key. It can grant and revoke vault artwork and publish payout roots. It cannot take your SMEG.
· Nothing here is a promise of return, and none of it is financial advice.
Questions
Every question has its own link, so a single answer can be pasted straight into a chat.
SMEG
What is SMEG?
A memecoin on Robinhood Chain that turns trading activity into real fractional stock and pushes it to holders. Five vaults, five artworks, five tickers.
Do I have to do anything after buying?
Hold it. Qualification is read from your balance and how long you have held it. There is nothing to stake, sign, lock or claim.
Vaults
How do vaults work?
Each vault has a minimum SMEG balance and a minimum hold time: one hour at the entry, six hours in the middle, a full day at the top. A vault counts only the SMEG that has cleared its own window.
Can I hold more than one vault?
Yes, and you should. Every vault you qualify for pays you, so climbing widens your basket rather than swapping it. A tier-5 holder receives all five tickers.
What happens if I sell?
Selling reduces your qualifying balance and resets the holding age on the part you sold. If you fall below a vault's bar the artwork is revoked after a grace period, and granted again when you clear it.
Is the artwork transferable?
No. Vault artwork is soulbound. It marks that a wallet currently qualifies, so it cannot be sold or moved.
Wallets
Does my SMEG leave my wallet?
Never. There is no staking contract and no deposit. The site only reads the chain.
Which wallets are supported?
Any wallet that supports Robinhood Chain. Connecting is only used to show you your own position. It grants this site no ability to move your tokens.
Rewards
How often do I get paid?
Every hour. Stock is bought with trading fees and transferred to your address automatically.
Do I need to claim?
No. Amounts too small to be worth the gas are held and paid with the next delivery; you can pull them manually if you would rather.
What is the endowment?
1.25% of every trade buys stock into a permanent reserve behind each vault. It pays out 1% of itself a day and cannot be withdrawn by anyone, so the vaults keep paying when trading goes quiet.
Robinhood Chain
Why this chain?
Because the stock tokens live here. Robinhood Chain has tokenised equities as standard ERC-20s, which is what makes paying holders in fractional HIMS or LLY possible at all.
Are these real shares?
They are Robinhood Stock Tokens, tokenised instruments giving economic exposure to the underlying stock. They are not the same as holding shares through a broker, and they carry their own terms and jurisdiction restrictions.
Safety and risk
Is the contract renounced?
No, and it cannot be. The vault program needs an operator key to grant and revoke vault artwork and publish payout roots. That key cannot move your SMEG, LP is locked at launch, and every payout is a transfer you can verify on-chain.
What are the risks?
SMEG is a memecoin and can go to zero. Rewards scale with trading volume, which falls when interest falls. Stock tokens carry their own issuer and jurisdiction risk. Nothing here is a promise of return.
Not launched · figures appear once the contract is live