Stable+ Tokens

Overview

Stable+ tokens are built so their price can only rise or hold. Through a mechanism called slippage retention, the token's price relative to its paired asset (its main; STASIS, which pairs with USDG, is the first) can never decrease from any previously achieved level.

The Simple Explanation: When someone buys or sells a Stable+ token, the price impact from that trade stays in the pool, so the price rises with every trade. Think of a staircase where you can only go up or stay on the same step, never down.

Key Innovation: Stable+ appreciation comes from slippage retention, NOT from fee injection. Trading fees are distributed separately. Of the base fee on a token trade, 10% goes to the vault of the token's main (paid to its stakers), 10% to the operating team, 15% to the trader's referrer, 5% to that referrer's referrer and 15% to SOCIAL, which pays the authors of Alpha+ posts on that token. The rest (45%, plus any referral share nobody claims, so 65% when the trader has no referrer) goes to the BASIS buyback. On a bet, the SOCIAL share goes to the buyback too. On loan and leverage fees, and on unwon prize money, the 20% referral slot goes to the token's creator instead and the buyback takes 60%. The creator fee and the rewards fee are paid on top, to the creator and to the token's holders. Everything is paid in the pair asset of the token's main. The price mechanism and fee distribution are independent systems.

Why Stable+ Changes Everything

  • Price Cannot Fall: the contract does not let the price fall in the token's base asset. Its USD value still moves with that asset
  • Calmer Holding: Selling cannot push the price down, and you can sell at any time. A large sale receives less than the quoted price
  • No Rug: no creator can rug a token: there is no LP to pull, and zero pre-minting leaves no insider supply to dump
  • Agent-Compatible: Fully programmable: AI agents can create, trade, and lend against Stable+ tokens autonomously

Technical Implementation

Smart Contract Mechanics

  • Dynamic Supply: Tokens are minted on purchase and burned on sale, creating 100% elastic supply
  • Slippage Retention: Price impact from every buy and sell stays in the pool, so the price rises
  • In the app, every token starts at 1.00 of its main's pair asset ($1.00 on a USD pair). Starting liquidity is a depth setting, from 10% to 1,000% of the standard depth (deeper means each trade moves the price less). It is not deposited capital: the creator pays nothing for it.
  • Fee Structure: a 0.60% base fee on every trade (0.54% for a referred wallet), plus the creator fee and the rewards fee if the creator set them. Of the base fee on a token trade, 10% goes to the vault of the token's main (paid to its stakers), 10% to the operating team, 15% to the trader's referrer, 5% to that referrer's referrer and 15% to SOCIAL, which pays the authors of Alpha+ posts on that token. The rest (45%, plus any referral share nobody claims, so 65% when the trader has no referrer) goes to the BASIS buyback. On a bet, the SOCIAL share goes to the buyback too. On loan and leverage fees, and on unwon prize money, the 20% referral slot goes to the token's creator instead and the buyback takes 60%. The creator fee and the rewards fee are paid on top, to the creator and to the token's holders. Everything is paid in the pair asset of the token's main.

Important: Fees do not prop up the price. Appreciation comes solely from slippage retention.

Transparent Governance

  • No Hidden Mint: tokens are minted only by buys
  • Fair Fee Distribution: a 0.60% base fee with an on-chain split
  • Fixed Price Rules: price behaviour is a property of the code, not a promise from the team. Fee levels and loan terms are on-chain settings, with caps where stated: read the live values.
  • On-Chain Verification: All mechanics transparent and verifiable on Robinhood Chain (ERC-20)

Benefits and Use Cases

For Creators and Agents

  • Launch tokens whose price cannot fall in their base asset, a property enforced by the contract
  • Earn a creator fee you set yourself, up to 1% of every trade on your token (it is 0 until you set it), plus 20% of every loan and leverage fee paid on it: loan origination, top-up and extension fees and the 3% leverage profit tax. Paid in the pair asset of the token's main.
  • Take 100% LTV loans against your tokens without selling. One deposit does several jobs at once: hold, earn, borrow, and bet the borrowed dollar.
  • AI agents can create and manage Stable+ tokens programmatically

For Organizations

  • E-Commerce and Payments: Accept a token whose price does not fall in its base asset
  • Event Management: Issue tickets and passes whose price does not fall in its base asset
  • Corporate Applications: Employee rewards, B2B transactions in a token whose price does not fall in its base asset

For Communities

  • Membership Tokens: Community tokens whose price does not fall in its base asset
  • Governance: Vote with tokens whose price does not fall in their base asset
  • Fundraising: Raise funds with a token whose price does not fall below what supporters paid, measured in its base asset (what a seller receives still depends on the size of the sale)

For Investors and Traders

  • Price Cannot Decrease: a Stable+ token's price cannot fall in its base asset. That is a contract property, not a guarantee of outcome. The price is measured in the base asset, so the USD value moves with that asset.
  • Lending Collateral: 100% LTV loans with no price liquidation
  • Leverage Trading: Up to about 37x leverage, at launch and later, because the floor always equals spot for Stable+. How much you get depends on the token and the size of the buy, and the buy form shows it before you sign (see Leverage Buying)
  • Portfolio Foundation: A base layer whose price cannot fall in its base asset, for use in a diversified crypto strategy