Garner · live on Robinhood Chain

Lock the coin. Reap the stock.

Launch a coin that takes a fee on every buy and sell and swaps it into a real tokenized stock. The stock goes into the coin’s store, and the store pays itself out, second by second over seven days, to the holders who lock their coins. Lock longer, reap more.

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Paid in real stockBy the secondCoins stay in your walletNo owner
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How it works

Fees in. Stock out, by the second.

Most coins pay their fees to a platform or a creator. A Garner coin stores them up as shares of a real company, and pays them out only to the people who commit to it.

01

Launch it

Name the coin, give it a picture, pick one of 96 tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain, and set a fee from 0.25% to 10%. Nobody can change any of it afterwards, including you and us.

02

Trades fill the store

Every buy and sell swaps its fee into the stock on Uniswap, in the same transaction, and puts it in the coin’s store. Each new purchase spreads the whole store over the next seven days.

03

Lockers reap it

Lock your coins for a week, a month, three months or a year. Every second, the store pays a slice to the locked coins, by weight. Claim it whenever you like.

The four locks

Longer locks weigh more.

Your share of the store is your weight over everyone’s: the coins you lock, times the term’s multiplier. Your coins stay in your wallet the whole time; they just cannot be sold or sent until the lock ends.

×1

1 week

The shortest commitment. Ends at 00:00 UTC on the first day at least seven days away.

×1.5

1 month

Thirty days. Half as much again, coin for coin, as a week.

×2.5

3 months

Ninety days. Two and a half times the weight of the same coins locked for a week.

×5

1 year

365 days. Five times the weight: the holders who commit longest reap the most.

What a lock reaps…
Its store fills with
Fee on every trade2%
It trades, per day$50,000
You lock, of the locked coins1%
For1 year · ×5
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Live · read from the chain

Fullest stores.

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Where the fee goes

Fees usually leave. Here they’re stored.

Follow one trade. The numbers below are live: today’s ETH price and today’s price in the pool the coin buys from.

01 · Someone trades
0.5 ETH

of a coin with a 1% fee, buying or selling.

02 · The coin keeps
0.005 ETH

That is the fee. It is taken on buys and sells alike, and none of it goes to us or to the creator.

03 · Uniswap swaps it
ETH → USDG → stock

In the same transaction, and only if the price is within 2% of its 30-minute average.

04 · Into the store
…

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Paid by the second

The store pays out continuously, not in rounds. Open a coin page and watch what you can claim tick up; claim it whenever you like, in one click.

Your coins never leave

Locking moves nothing. Your coins stay in your own wallet; the coin just refuses to let locked ones be sold or sent until the lock’s last day has passed.

Never overpays

The coin checks both pools’ 30-minute average price before it buys. Push a pool and the fee simply waits for the next trade. Nobody can sandwich it.

No snatching the store

The store is paid out over seven days, and the shortest lock is a week. Locking just before a big trade gets you one slice of it, at the same rate as everyone else.

No owner, no switch

No admin key, no pause, no upgrade, no fee switch. The launcher is recorded as creator and gets nothing else.

Its picture lives on chain

Up to 24 KB of picture, description and links are stored as contract code with the coin, so there is no server to go dark.

Why it is different

Who the fee pays.

Ordinary memecoinCreator-fee coinGarner coin
Where trading fees goThe platformThe creator’s walletThe coin’s store, for its lockers
Paid inn/aETH or the coin itselfA real tokenized stock
Who is paidNobody who holdsOne personEveryone who locks, by weight
How it arrivesn/aWhenever the creator withdrawsContinuously, over seven days
Who can change the feeThe platformOften the creatorNo one: it’s fixed at launch
Price the fee is spent atn/an/aWithin 2% of a 30-minute average
Questions

Asked, answered.

What is a Garner coin?

A coin with a store. A fee on every trade is swapped into one tokenized stock, say NVDA, and put in the coin’s store. The store pays itself out over the next seven days, second by second, to the coins that are locked. The more the coin trades, the fuller the store.

How do I get paid?

Buy the coin and lock it — or do both in one transaction with “Lock what I buy”. From that second on, a slice of the store is yours, in the stock. It collects in the coin under your address; press Claim on the coin page or on Your locks and it moves to your wallet.

How is my share worked out?

By weight. Your weight is the coins you lock times your term’s multiplier: ×1 for a week, ×1.5 for a month, ×2.5 for three months, ×5 for a year. Every second, the store pays out a slice, and you get your weight over the weight of every live lock, to the smallest unit.

What if nobody is locked?

Then the store stands still: nothing is paid to anyone, and its seven days pause. The first lock starts it again, so a coin’s first lockers can find a store waiting for them.

Can I unlock early?

No. That is what the lock means, and what the weight pays for. When the lock’s last day ends, at 00:00 UTC, your coins are simply free again, with nothing to press. What you earned stays yours to claim, for as long as you like.

Can I add to a lock, or extend it?

Yes. Lock more coins, or choose a longer term, and your whole lock moves to the new end and takes the new term’s weight. It can never end sooner than it would have, so you cannot dodge a commitment by re-locking.

Where does the stock come from?

Uniswap v3 on Robinhood Chain. The fee goes ETH → USDG in the deepest ETH pool, then USDG → the stock in the pool chosen at launch, in the same transaction as the trade. The stock is Robinhood’s own tokenized share.

What stops someone pushing a price just before the coin buys?

The coin reads both pools’ time-weighted average price (30 minutes, or 10 or 2 if a very busy pool has overwritten older history) and refuses to accept less than that average says, minus the pools’ fees and 2%. A price pushed inside one block carries no weight in the average, so the fee waits instead of overpaying.

What does it cost to launch?

Only Robinhood Chain gas, a few cents, plus whatever first buy you choose to make in the same transaction so nobody gets in before you. If you are the very first person to launch, your wallet first puts the factory on chain; that is one extra transaction, once, for everyone.

How is the price set?

By a constant-product curve inside the coin: 1,000,000,000 coins against a virtual 1 ETH reserve, so a coin starts at a market cap of 1 ETH and moves with every buy and sell. The fee is taken from the ETH side of every trade.

Is this audited or risk-free?

No. It is unaudited, experimental software, tested against live chain state by the properties described in the docs. Coins can go to zero, and a locked coin cannot be sold while it falls; stocks can fall; Robinhood can pause a stock token. Only use money you can lose.

Your turn

Bring in the harvest.

Pick a stock. Set the fee. Let the trading fill the store.

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