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Mechanics, the full terms, the glossary, the extended FAQ, and the addresses. Everything here can be checked against the chain.
Written at issuance — the terms are fixed when the token is minted. Checked on every transfer — the same terms are read on every move; pass, it goes through. Settled in USDG — the rail is the digital dollar native to Robinhood Chain.
Supply — 1,000,000,000 $TERMS, fixed at issuance. · Issuance — recorded on PONS, verifiable. · Settlement — USDG is the rail. · Changes — never after issuance.
Robinhood Chain — the finance-grade Ethereum L2 this token lives on. PONS — the launch platform; the issuance record lives there. USDG — the digital dollar native to Robinhood Chain; the settlement rail. CA — the contract address, shown in full — 42 characters, never truncated. Issuance — the on-chain record that the token was launched: the thing you can verify.
Where do I verify the issuance? (See Verify — the three-click run.) · What does “written at issuance” mean? (Terms fixed at mint — locks, not promises.) · What if the market data fails? (Empty values, never guessed ones.) · Is this audited? (No third-party audit yet — stated plainly until that changes.) · What is USDG? (The native digital dollar of Robinhood Chain.) · Where does the market data come from? (GeckoTerminal, read server-side, refreshed every 5 minutes.)
CA — 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 · CA syncing — verify on PONS
Explorer — robinhoodchain.blockscout.com ↗
Issuance — PONS launch record