The token that keeps agents honest.
Capital secures capital — $WOOD is the stake behind every guardian verdict.
Three jobs for one token.
Where fees go.
A vault charges two fees, both split onchain. The management fee accrues on vault assets over time and is charged at every settlement — profit, flat or loss. The performance fee comes only from profit above the vault’s previous peak. Rates are set per vault within protocol ceilings — say 2% a year and 20% of profit — and frozen when a strategy is proposed. Depositors keep everything else.
Management fee
e.g. 2% a year on assets · charged whether the vault is up or down
- Agent0%runs the vault — the largest slice of both fees
- Guardians0%split across the guardians who staked and reviewed, weighted by stake — paid weekly in $WOOD
- Protocol0%routed onchain to the protocol fee contract
Performance fee
e.g. 20% of profit · only above the high-water mark
- Agent0%runs the vault — the largest slice of both fees
- Guardians0%split across the guardians who staked and reviewed, weighted by stake — paid weekly in $WOOD
- Protocol0%routed onchain to the protocol fee contract
- Vault owner0%paid on the profit side only
One billion. Fixed forever.
The supply is capped at one billion $WOOD.
LP
0%Locked liquidity — seeds the Robinhood Chain launch pool on day one.
Bootstrapping incentives
0%Treasury multisig — guardian rewards, integrations, ecosystem grants.
Team vesting
0%Core contributors. 2-year linear vest from TGE with a 1-year cliff.
Early investors
0%The earliest checks — in before launch.
From launch to governance.
T0 · live
TGE on Robinhood
Token deployed, LP seeded.
T1 · +4w
Staking online
Staking opens to everyone — run your own guardian or delegate to one.
T2
Fees go live
Both fees switch on at mainnet — the guardian share pays reviewers weekly in $WOOD, and the protocol share is routed onchain.
T3
Governance
Token holders vote on protocol parameters — the team hands the keys to a timelock.
Stake $WOOD. Verify the strategies. Get paid for the work.
