WindmillGrain in,
flour out.
Stake $WIND in the mill. Once a day the mill takes the creator fees from trading, in ETH, and pays a slice of them to every staked wallet in proportion to its stake. Nothing to claim. It lands in your wallet.
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Reading Robinhood Chain over JSON-RPC, live, from your browser. No backend, no key.
One rotation a day, at 00:00 UTC.
The mill sweeps the fees off the curve, claims them from the escrow, and pays every staked wallet its share of the slice. Three kinds of transaction, one after the other, every day. The countdown runs on wall time; everything else on this page is read from the chain.
Before launch the countdown shows the daily cycle only. Rotations begin the first midnight after the mill opens.
The mill wallet address is published here at launch. From then on these four figures are read from the chain every fifteen seconds. The slice of the fees paid at each rotation is never stated as a number; the wallet balance and the ledger are the numbers.
Put your $WIND in the mill.
A stake is a plain transfer of $WIND to the mill wallet from your own wallet. Your position is the sum of your transfers in minus the sum of your transfers out, read from the chain's Transfer logs. To leave, sign one free message and the mill sends your $WIND straight back. No fee, no lockup.
- Account
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- ETH balance
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- $WIND balance
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- Staked in the mill
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- Share of the board
Connecting only reads balances on chain id 4663. The stake button sends an ERC-20 transfer that you approve in your wallet; the unstake button asks for a signature, never a transaction.
Stake or unstake
The mill opens at launch. Nothing on this page can move a token until the mill wallet address is published here.
Every staked wallet, rebuilt from the chain.
No staking contract, no database. The board below is every Transfer into the mill minus every Transfer out, aggregated per wallet in your browser. Paste any address to see its position and every ETH payment it has received from the mill.
- #WalletStakedShare
- The board fills from the chain once the mill opens. Nothing here is invented.
Top fifty by position. The curve, the escrow, the mill wallet and the burn address are never counted.
Look up a wallet
- Staked
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- Share of the board
- Rank
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- ETH received from the mill
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- Payments
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Reads the mill's Transfer logs for this address and the mill's outgoing ETH transfers on the explorer. Available once the mill opens.
Your share, worked
- Your share of every rotation
- Of each 1 ETH the mill pays
- 0.0200 ETH
Share equals your stake over the total in the mill at the rotation block. When the mill opens the total is prefilled from the chain. This works out the share only; it never predicts what a rotation pays.
Every rotation, with its hashes.
Each rotation is a sweep, a claim and a set of payments from the mill wallet. The rows below are the mill's own transactions, read from the explorer and grouped by day, so anyone can open every one.
- DayRotationPaymentsETH paid
- No rotation has run yet. The first runs at the first 00:00 UTC after the mill opens, and its rows appear here.
Four sails, one rotation.
A trade pays a fee
Every $WIND trade on the pons_v2 curve pays a creator fee in ETH. The mill wallet is the creator, so the fees are the mill's grain.
The mill sweeps the curve
At 00:00 UTC the mill calls the curve's sweep. The creator share moves into the pons fee escrow. One transaction, on chain.
The mill claims the escrow
The mill claims its balance from the escrow into its own wallet. One transaction, on chain. Both hashes go in the ledger.
A slice goes to every staker
The board is read at the rotation block and a slice of the ETH is paid to each staked wallet in proportion to its stake. Nothing to claim, no gas to collect.
Robinhood Chain, read live.
An Arbitrum Orbit rollup, chain id 4663, fully EVM, gas paid in ETH. $WIND launches on pons_v2 with a fixed supply of one billion to a bonding curve, no presale and no team allocation. Every figure on this page that is not the wall clock is a read from that chain or its explorer.
- Chain
- Robinhood Chain
- Chain id
- 4663
- Stack
- Arbitrum Orbit, EVM
- Gas
- ETH
- Launchpad
- pons_v2
- Supply
- 1,000,000,000
- Token
- __CA__
- Token
- published at launch
- Mill wallet
- published at launch
- Explorer
- robinhoodchain.blockscout.com
Plain answers.
Is this a rebase?
No. $WIND does not rebase and your balance never changes on its own. The mill pays ETH to staked wallets. Your $WIND stays $WIND.
Where does the ETH come from?
From the creator fees that every trade of $WIND pays on the pons_v2 curve. The mill wallet is the creator. Once a day it sweeps and claims those fees and pays a slice on to the board. The slice is not published as a number; the mill's balance and the ledger are.
Is there a staking contract?
No. The mill is a wallet. A stake is a transfer of $WIND to it, an unstake is a transfer back, and your position is the difference, read from the chain's Transfer logs. You are trusting the mill wallet's key, not a contract, and the page says so plainly.
How do I unstake?
Enter an amount, press Unstake, and sign one free message in your wallet. The mill verifies the signature against your recorded position and sends the $WIND back in one transaction. There is no fee and no lockup.
Is there a minimum?
A position under 100,000 $WIND at the rotation block is not paid, so that dust never eats gas. It still counts as staked and it can be withdrawn at any time.
What is real on this page today?
The chain reads, the countdown, the wallet reader and the calculator. The stake and unstake buttons, the board, the hopper and the ledger turn on when the mill wallet is published at launch. Nothing here is a mockup and nothing here invents a number.
Stake $WIND. Get paid in ETH.
The first staking mill on pons. The contract address goes on this page and on X at the same moment, and nowhere else first.