The thaler is the coin the word dollar comes from, and Thaler Reserve Standard Works runs the same idea on chain: trading fees build a public reserve, and the paired stablecoin is only ever minted against what the reserve actually holds.
Everything below is the launch configuration until deployment. What already reads the live chain is marked as such, and nothing here is dressed up as more certain than it is.
Held by the reserve contract. Reads live once the reserve asset and contract exist.
Stablecoin in circulation. It can only ever match what the reserve holds, to the cent.
What the reserve is designed to hold against what it backs. A floor, not a promise.
Counts down the configured cycle length. A real clock, not a projection.
Reserve, coverage and fee cycle are the launch configuration. Reserve and minted supply are the launch configuration until the vault deploys, read from the chain live, and it updates the moment a wallet stakes.
Stake against the reserve, not a rebase. Once the vault deploys, every fee cycle claims Pons creator fees, converts them and deposits them, and mints against what the reserve actually holds, nothing minted to pay it.
Follow every claim and deposit in the vault log. Each fee cycle posts on chain, so the transaction is there to read, not just to take our word for.
At launch, the token and the reserve deploy together. SOON on this page becomes a real address, and nowhere else first.
Idle, volatile ETH.
Nothing backed by the coin.
Fee converted to USDG.
Verifiable on Robinhood Chain.
One launch, one reserve, and a cycle that keeps working long after launch day.
Claiming, converting and depositing happen on a configured cycle. The interval is a parameter, not a promise.
The pool does not open on a date, it opens on a number. This is that number, read live from the chain the moment $THALER exists.
Prelaunch. This fills in the moment staking data exists.
Said plainly: what is checkable today, and what only becomes checkable once $THALER exists. Nothing here is dressed up as more certain than it is.
Every figure below reads live once $THALER exists.
Until then, SOON is the accurate answer.
Reads live once the reserve holds its first fee. Until then this stays SOON, not a guess.
Total $THALER staked once the pool opens. Zero is honest until it isn't.
A token on Robinhood Chain whose trading fees accrue into a public reserve. Staking rewards come from that reserve, not from newly minted supply.
The reserve. Staked $THALER earns a share of what the reserve holds, which is why this is called staking, not a rebase. There is an asset behind the payout, not just an inflated token count.
Because nothing is minted to pay it. A rebase increases every balance out of thin air. $THALER staking pays from the reserve's actual holdings, so what a staker receives corresponds to something the reserve really has.
Lockup and exit terms publish alongside the staking contract at launch. Nothing on this site should be read as a promise about either until then.
The amount of $THALER that must be staked before the reserve cycle opens. Progress toward it is read straight from chain and shown above, at zero until the first wallet stakes.
Posted on this site and the official X account at the same moment $THALER launches. The ticker namespace on Robinhood Chain is open, so copies can exist. Verify against this site and the X account only.
Anyone. The reserve's address is public and its balance sits on the block explorer for Robinhood Chain, the same as any other wallet.