CHAIN ROBINHOOD (4663) STAKING CONTRACT — TOKEN — TOKEN CONTRACT — TVL — STATUS LIVE CHAIN ROBINHOOD (4663) STAKING CONTRACT — TOKEN — TOKEN CONTRACT — TVL — STATUS LIVE
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THE CHOW CHOW
OF STAKING.

Three platforms. One vault. Stake, compound, or queue an exit — all reading and writing straight from the verified contract on Robinhood Chain.

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HOW IT WORKS

Simple as that.

No astronauts, no launchpads — just a wallet, a platform, and a cooldown timer.

01

Connect your wallet

Link an injected wallet like MetaMask. We'll add or switch you to Robinhood Chain automatically.

02

Pick a platform & stake

Each of the three platforms pays rewards in a different token. Approve once, then stake any amount.

03

Claim, compound, or exit

Pull rewards out anytime, restake them into another platform, or queue a withdrawal and wait out the cooldown.

WHERE REWARDS COME FROM

Fee collectors & the collect() bounty.

Two liquidity positions earn trading fees on Uniswap. Nothing reaches the staking pools until someone calls collect() — it's public and unpermissioned. That call pulls the position's fees into the holder, forwards 99.95% into staking, and pays the caller the remaining 0.05% as a bounty. Whether it's worth calling depends on uncollected fees vs. the current gas price.

LIVE DASHBOARD

Your vault, at a glance.

Reads and writes go straight to the verified contract via your own wallet — nothing here is custodial.

Total staked
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Staked token
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Your position
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Open transits
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Transit queue — your pending hops & exits
Connect your wallet to see pending transits.
Advanced & maintenance
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Anyone can call these to settle matured transits — no fee, just gas.
Ready. Connect a wallet to begin.
FAQ

Questions worth asking first.

Straight answers, including the parts that make this less simple than it looks.

What contract function does each button actually call?

Every button is a thin wrapper over one specific function on the verified contract (or, for the two Collect buttons, on the relevant fee-collector contract). Nothing is hidden — this is the complete list:

stake(bucket, amount)StakeApproves the token if needed, then deposits into that platform. Starts earning immediately.
requestExit(bucket, amount)Request exitStops that amount earning and starts the 3-day exit cooldown.
cancelExit(bucket)Cancel exitClears the cooldown and returns the full amount to earning. No wait.
withdraw(bucket)WithdrawSends the matured cooldown amount to your wallet. Reverts if none is ready.
claim(bucket, frontend)ClaimPays out that platform's accrued rewards in its reward token. A registered frontend address takes its fee out of the reward first — never out of your stake.
compound(toBucket, frontend)Compound →Restakes accrued rewards into the platform you choose, after the same referral fee (if any) is deducted. Reverts if you pick the platform they're already earning in.
hop(from, to, amount)Hop (Advanced)Moves stake between platforms. 24-hour transit, can't be cancelled.
crank()Crank (Advanced)Public housekeeping call that settles up to 4 matured transits in the global queue, anyone's.
land(user)Land my transits (Advanced)Settles your own matured hops specifically, so they stop sitting idle in transit.
collect()Collect · earn ~0.05% (Fee collectors)Called on the holder contract, not the staking contract. Pulls LP fees in, forwards 99.95% to staking, pays you the rest.
Is this Robinhood's official staking product?

No. This is a third-party contract that happens to be deployed on Robinhood Chain — a permissionless network anyone can deploy to. Robinhood's own yield product is called "Robinhood Earn" and runs on Morpho, a completely different system.

"Verified on Sourcify" (which this contract is) only means the published source code matches the deployed bytecode — it does not mean audited, endorsed, or official.

How do I actually get my tokens back out?

Two steps, in order: Request exit starts a 3-day cooldown (your stake stops earning immediately). Once the 3 days are up, Withdraw actually sends the tokens to your wallet. Pressing Withdraw before requesting an exit — or before the cooldown finishes — just reverts harmlessly (small gas cost, nothing moves).

Changed your mind mid-cooldown? Cancel exit clears the cooldown and your tokens go straight back to earning, no wait required.

What does "Hop" do, and can I cancel one?

Hop moves your stake from one platform to another without fully exiting. It takes 24 hours to land in the new platform, and while it's in transit it earns nothing.

No, a hop can't be cancelled once started — unlike an exit request, the contract has no "cancel hop" function. It's a one-way trip: wait the 24 hours, then it lands automatically on your next action (or via Land/Crank in Advanced).

Why is APR sometimes an absurdly high number?

It's not a display bug — it's genuinely how lopsided the reward flow is versus how little is currently staked in that platform. APR here is just (annual reward value) ÷ (total staked); when very little is staked, that ratio can look enormous.

It will fall automatically as more people stake — no action needed from anyone for that to happen, it updates live from on-chain data every refresh. Treat a very high APR as a signal that a platform is currently under-staked relative to its rewards, not as a promised return over a full year.

Where does the reward money actually come from?

Two Uniswap liquidity positions earn trading fees. Nothing reaches the staking platforms until someone calls collect() on those positions — it's public, callable by anyone, and pays the caller a 0.05% bounty for doing it. The dashboard's "Fee collectors" section above lets you trigger this yourself.

Is there a fee for using this dashboard?

Staking, withdrawing, requesting/cancelling an exit, and hopping never carry any fee — the contract has no fee hook on any of those at all.

Claiming or compounding rewards routes a 10% referral fee to this dashboard's registered frontend address — taken only out of the reward amount, never out of your staked principal. This is permanent and can't be changed.

Where can I verify a transaction myself?

Every transaction link in the activity log opens on robin.etherscan.io — Etherscan's official Robinhood Chain explorer. Always double-check any explorer URL character-by-character before connecting a wallet anywhere; lookalike domains are a common scam pattern in this space.