Chapter I

The Book of Robin Mood

Welcome, good traveller. Herein is set down how $MOOD worketh, from the tithe laid upon every trade to the gold that falleth upon them that hold, and the risks are set down beside it. Where this book giveth a number, it is the number the contracts and the keeper truly use.

$MOOD is a token upon Robinhood Chain, traded against GLD in a single pool. Every trade through that pool payeth a fee of five in the hundred. The fee is gathered, turned wholly into GLD, and fourscore parts of it are carried to the holders of $MOOD every quarter of the hour, straight into their wallets. The rest buyeth back $MOOD, payeth the raiders who spread its name, and keepeth the machinery running.

The tale of the outlaw himself, and why his face both weepeth and smileth, is told upon the main site.

Chain

Robinhood Chain (4663)

Traded against

GLD

Supply

1,000,000,000 $MOOD

Pool fee

5% on every buy and sell

The split

80% holders · 10% growth · 10% upkeep

Rewards

GLD, every 15 minutes

To earn

hold $25 of $MOOD

Max wallet

2% of supply

Liquidity

locked for good

Token owner

none

Chapter II

Hold and Earn

Who is counted

Any wallet that holdeth at least $25 of $MOOD when a round is taken is counted in it. There is no sign-up, no staking and no waiting time: a wallet that buyeth now is counted in the very next round, and a wallet that selleth below $25 droppeth out of the next.

The $25 is measured twice, and a wallet must pass both. The keeper valueth thy $MOOD at the present price of gold and asketh for $25. The contract also holdeth a floor fixed in GLD at launch, being the amount of gold that was worth $25 on that day. While gold standeth at or below its launch price the first test is the one that bindeth; should gold rise, the fixed floor asketh a little more than $25.

The contracts sealed at launch as exempt from the max wallet (the pool, the liquidity locker, and the fee and reward contracts) are never counted, nor is the keeper's own wallet, so the gold goeth only to holders.

How great a share

Each round's pot is divided pro rata by $MOOD held among every wallet that is counted. Thy share is the pot, times thy $MOOD, divided by all the $MOOD held by counted wallets. Should the pot of a round be $200 and thou hold one part in a hundred of the counted $MOOD, thou receivest $2 in GLD.

What maketh the pot

The pot of a round is the GLD lying in the reward distributor, less three things the contract will not spend: a reserve of $10 that is never paid out, any gold already owed to holders from failed payments, and the keeper's allowance for gas, which is $1 for each batch of up to forty holders paid. No wallet may receive more than $10,000 in a single round.

When and how it arriveth

A round is taken every 15 minutes. The keeper readeth every balance at one fixed block, reckoneth the shares, and the reward distributor sendeth the GLD straight to each wallet. Thou claimest nothing and signest nothing; the gold simply appeareth.

Should a payment fail

A wallet that cannot receive in the ordinary way, as some contract wallets cannot, doth not lose its share. The gold is set aside as owed to that wallet and waiteth there for it. It may be taken at any time by calling claimOwed() on the reward distributor from that wallet, upon the explorer's contract page. The Telegram bot will tell thee if aught is owed to thee.

Chapter III

The Road of the Tithe

This is the whole road a fee travelleth, from the trade that payeth it to the wallet that receiveth it.

1. A buy or a sell through the $MOOD pool payeth the pool's fee of 5%. The fee is earned by the pool's liquidity, which is the liquidity placed at launch.
2. That liquidity belongeth to the locker, a contract that can collect the fees it earneth and can do nothing else. It hath no way to withdraw the liquidity itself.
3. The collected fees come in two coins, GLD and $MOOD. The fee manager selleth the $MOOD part for GLD through the same pool, in pieces of at most 10,000,000 $MOOD, so that no single sale moveth the price overmuch.
4. All the GLD is then divided in the fixed proportion of 80, 10 and 10: fourscore parts to the reward distributor, ten to growth, and ten to upkeep.
5. Every 15 minutes the keeper reckoneth who is counted and what each is owed, and the reward distributor payeth them, with every limit of the last chapter enforced by the contract itself.

The keeper decideth only whom the pot is paid to, and the contract checketh its work. It cannot pay any wallet above $10,000 in a round, cannot pay a wallet twice in the same round, and cannot touch the $10 reserve or gold that is already owed. The 5% fee, the 80/10/10 split and the three places the fee is sent are written into the contracts and cannot be changed by anyone.

Chapter IV

The Reckoning of the Coin

Chapter V

The Buyback

Half of the growth share, which is five parts in the hundred of every fee, is spent buying $MOOD back and putting it into the pool, where it deepeneth the market for everyone.

The gold lieth in wait as a buy order a little beneath the price, some four to ten in the hundred below it. Commonly about $100 of gold standeth there, and never more than $500 is committed in one pass. When sellers drive the price down into it, it buyeth their $MOOD.

The $MOOD so bought is put back at once, in the same transaction, as liquidity that reacheth from the price up to about twice the price. It selleth back into the market only gradually, as the price riseth, and so thickeneth the pool on the way up.

When the price climbeth far enough, about four in the hundred, the waiting gold is lifted up to sit beneath the new price. It never followeth the price downward. A small position across the whole range of prices is kept as well. The fees that all these positions earn are sent to the fee manager at regular intervals and flow into the 80/10/10 like any other fee.

Chapter VI

Raiding

The other half of the growth share, five parts in the hundred of every fee, payeth the raiders: holders who spread the name of $MOOD upon X. A raid is a post of thine own, or a reply to or quote of a fresh post by one of the accounts upon the list of targets, made within ten minutes of it.

Each raid is read by a checker and scored by the kind of post, how well it maketh the case for $MOOD, and, for replies and quotes, how swiftly it followed the target. Every three hours the raiders' purse is divided among the band in proportion to their points and sent in GLD. A raider must hold $25 of $MOOD to be paid, and sums under $1 wait for the next cycle.

Raiding is done through the Telegram bot, which bindeth thy X account to thy wallet (one X account to one Telegram account, for good) and taketh the links of thy posts. The full table of points, the rules in the order they are applied, and the standings are kept upon the Raid Board.

Chapter VII

The Telegram Bot

@RobinMoodBot answereth in private messages only, and only when asked. It holdeth no keys and can move no funds; it readeth. Give it thy wallet and it will tell thee what thou hast earned.

The bot will never ask for thy seed phrase or private key, nor ask thee to sign anything to receive rewards. Anyone who doth is a cutpurse.

Chapter VIII

How to Buy

1. Add Robinhood Chain to thy wallet. The main site's Decrees have a button for it, or enter the details in the Reference by hand.
2. Bring ETH across by the official bridge. The crossing taketh about ten minutes, and ETH payeth the gas upon Robinhood Chain.
3. Buy upon the main site, paying with ETH, GLD or USDG. Paying with ETH needeth no approval; the site walketh the route ETH, USDG, GLD, $MOOD in a single transaction.

The quote already includeth the 5% fee; the slippage thou choosest guardeth only against the price moving before thy trade is done. The site refuseth a buy that would carry thy wallet past the 2% cap before thou signest, so no gas is wasted on it.

Check the contract address against what @RobinMoodRH proclaimeth before buying anywhere else. Impostor tokens with the same name are a common trick.

Chapter IX

Safety and Honest Risks

A token that deceiveth thee in its own book is not one to hold, so here are the powers that remain and the risks that are real.

The token hath no owner

The $MOOD token contract hath no owner and no special powers. There is no function to pause trading, block a wallet, change the 2% cap or mint more coin, so there is nothing to renounce and nothing that could be taken back.

What the multisig can and cannot do

The fee manager and the reward distributor are owned by the project's multisig, which can appoint the keeper and recover tokens sent to those contracts by mistake. It cannot change the 5% fee, the 80/10/10 split or where the three shares go. It cannot change the $25 minimum, the $10,000 cap per round, the $10 reserve or the 2% max wallet. It cannot take the launch liquidity, the GLD in the reward pot, or gold owed to holders.

Thy coin stayeth thine

Thy $MOOD stayeth in thy wallet and thy rewards are sent to thy wallet. Nothing in the protocol holdeth thy coin, and the keeper can pay only out of the reward pot, never out of anyone's wallet.

The risks that are real

• The price of $MOOD may fall, and faster than rewards make it up. The gold thou receivest is no shield against the price of what thou holdest.
• Rewards come only from trading. When few trade, the pot is small, and a round with no trades payeth nothing.
• GLD is a tokenised share issued by another party, who can pause its transfers or block addresses. Were that done, trading in the pool and the payment of rewards would halt for as long as it lasted. It may also not be offered to persons in every country, so see that thou mayest hold it where thou dwellest.
• Should the keeper or its servers stop, rounds stop with them. Gold already in the pot stayeth there and is paid when they return, and gold owed can be claimed from the contract directly at any time.
• Smart contracts, however carefully written and tested, carry risk of their own, and Robinhood Chain is a young chain. Hold only what thou canst bear to lose.

Chapter X

The Reference

The $MOOD contracts

The network

The pool and the roads it useth

The numbers

Chapter XI

Decrees and Questions

Must I stake, or lock my coin, to earn?

Nay. Hold $25 of $MOOD in any wallet thou controllest and thou art counted. Thou mayest sell whenever thou wilt.

Doth moving $MOOD between my wallets cost the 5%?

Nay. The fee is charged only on trades through the pool. A plain transfer costeth only gas.

Why is my reward so small?

Thy share followeth the size of the pot, which followeth how much was traded in those fifteen minutes, and thy portion of all the counted $MOOD. A quiet quarter-hour maketh a small pot.

Wherefore is the reward paid in gold?

Because $MOOD is traded against GLD, the fee is gathered in GLD from the first. Paying it out as GLD spareth a second swap that would eat into it.

I hold more than 2%. What now?

No wallet can. The contract refuseth any transfer or buy that would carry a wallet past 20,000,000 $MOOD, and the site warneth thee before thou signest.

Where can I ask more?

Ask the Telegram bot, or follow @RobinMoodRH upon X.