Token
$OATH. The word behind the protocol.
A fixed-supply token on Robinhood Chain, launched on pons. It is the collateral the protocol backs first, and the asset the treasury buys with protocol fees.
Oath $OATH
Robinhood Chain · fixed supply · launched on pons
Supply
1,000,000,000
fixed at launch, nothing can be minted later
Launch
24 Sept · 23:30 UTC
on ponsfamily.com · @ponsdotfamily
The contract address appears here automatically the moment the launch lands on-chain, verified against the launch wallet and the token symbol. It will also be posted on @oathdotcash. Trust no other address.
Open pons ↗What $OATH does
- Collateral. $OATH is the first non-stock asset the registry lists. Once its pool has enough depth, you can pledge $OATH and borrow USDG against it with the same fixed cost, fixed date and no liquidation as any stock.
- Buybacks. The treasury commits 50% of protocol fees, the 1% origination and 0.5% secondary fees, to buying $OATH on the open market. Purchases are made from the treasury wallet, on-chain, where anyone can see them.
- Pool fees. pons charges 1% per trade. The creator share of those fees goes to the Oath treasury and funds the same buybacks.
What it is not
- · Not a claim on protocol revenue, and not a share of anything.
- · Not required to borrow, lend or earn. USDG is the only currency inside the engine.
- · Not backed by the collateral in deals. The engine never holds $OATH on its own account.
Plainly
$OATH is volatile and can lose all of its value. The buyback is a treasury policy, not a smart contract, and can change. Nothing on this page is investment advice.