The whole thing, start to finish — the token launchpad, what your score means, how mining works, what the token is, and why connecting your wallet is safe.
RobinLoot is two products that share one token. First, it's the token launchpadon Robinhood — launch a fixed-supply token that's born renounced (no mint, no pause, no admin) straight onto a permanently-locked Uniswap V3 pool, live from block one. Second, $LOOT is Proof-of-Activity mined: it rewards the wallets that have actually used Robinhood, not whoever turns up with the most money.
When you connect, RobinLoot reads your public on-chain history and turns it into a single number: your hashrate. The higher it is, the faster you mine $LOOT. No GPUs, no ASICs, no staking — your past activity is the rig.
The two halves compound: using the launchpad is Robinhood activity (which mining rewards), and 20% of every launchpad fee buys $LOOT. See the token launchpad.
token is Robinhood's native token standard — tokens are created by a protocol precompile rather than deployed as ordinary contracts. RobinLoot is the launchpad built natively on it, so every token it creates is un-ruggable by construction: fixed 1,000,000 supply, no mint function, no pause, no admin (renounced at creation). The safety comes from the standard itself, verifiable on-chain — not a promise.
We measure four things from your public Robinhood activity:
Each is normalized to [0, 1] with diminishing returns (so wash trading doesn't pay), weighted (age 25%, trades 20%, volume 30%, hold 25%), and mapped to a hashrate in [100, 10,000]. The algorithm is deterministic and reproducible from public Robinhood data — anyone can recompute any wallet's score and verify it matches.
RobinLoot emits a single halving curve with a 3-year half-life — no spike, no early hype window. Day 1 emits ~12,656 LOOT; daily issuance decays gently from there (~10k/day at year 1, ~8k at year 2, ~6.3k at year 3). The curve asymptotes to 20,000,000 mineable + 1,000,000 premine = the 21M hard cap, enforced on-chain. 50% mined by year 3, 90% by year 10.
Pay a one-time ETH fee (0.01 ETH default) to register. From then on you mine continuously by your share of the network hashrate, via the same O(1) accumulator pattern MasterChef and Synthetix made canonical. Claim whenever — the contract mints fresh $LOOT straight to your wallet.
Your effective hashrate halves every 36h until you top off (0.002 ETH default). This keeps abandoned wallets from diluting active miners.
$LOOT is a native tokentoken (Robinhood's native standard) with 18 decimals, ERC-20 compatible everywhere it matters. Total supply: 21M, hard-capped on-chain. 1M is minted at launch (premine, into the single-sided LP); the remaining 20M are mined by the emission curve. Only the LootMining contract holds the mint role — and the token's admin is renounced, so it can never be paused or frozen.
Initialization and top-off fees go to the treasury. A scheduled keeper recycles them: above a fixed reserve, half is sent to ops and half is used to buy $LOOT on the open market (Uniswap V3 on Robinhood) and burn it immediately. Network activity → fees → buybacks → burns → tighter supply. Live totals on the stats page.
RobinLoot is non-custodial. Connecting only reads your public address; you sign each transaction yourself. The contract has no privileged minting — every new $LOOT comes from the on-chain emission math, and is capped at 21M. The oracle key signs score attestations only; it cannot mint, move, or steal $LOOT.
Anyone can recompute any wallet's score from public on-chain data and verify that an issued attestation matches.
The fee is the per-identity cost that makes Sybil farming uneconomical. Splitting across many small wallets costs more in fees than running one honest one.
So inactive miners don't dilute active ones. Top off any time to restore.
You still mine — fresh wallets start at the floor (hashrate 100). The system isn't pay-to-play; it's history-rewards-fairer.