> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://robindog.gitbook.io/robindog-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://robindog.gitbook.io/robindog-docs/15-the-usdrbd-token-model.md). # 15 The $RBD Token Model $RBD is RobinDog’s launched ecosystem token. Its planned utility connects prediction-market participation, creator contributions, liquidity, resolution quality, and progressive governance. The token’s launch and the rollout of its product functions are separate milestones. Individual utilities will become available as the corresponding products and operating rules are released. #### 15.1 Token Information | Parameter | Specification | | -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Token Name** | RobinDog | | **Ticker** | $RBD | | **Token Status** | Launched | | **Initial Supply** | 1,000,000,000 $RBD | | **Contract Address** | `0xB41c7ac9d46A980f8bDf1894B392a2a07eC9992A` | | **Token Pages** | [Pons](https://www.ponsfamily.com/launchpad/0xB41c7ac9d46A980f8bDf1894B392a2a07eC9992A) · [Fomo](https://fomo.family/coin?address=0xb41c7ac9d46a980f8bdf1894b392a2a07ec9992a\&chainId=4663) | The token model does not plan for additional issuance. The deployed contract and official issuance records provide the reference for actual supply and contract permissions. Permanent burns remove $RBD from usable supply. Public reporting will distinguish the initial supply, current contract-reported supply, permanently inaccessible tokens, circulating supply, and treasury or vesting balances. #### 15.2 Planned Utility RobinDog plans to introduce $RBD utility across the following activities: * Participation and settlement in selected prediction markets. * Market-proposal bonds. * Resolution-challenge bonds. * Story Tree curation staking. * Creator quality accountability. * User benefits and eligible fee discounts. * Market-quality and liquidity incentives. * Trader-reward programs supported by protocol fee revenue, where $RBD is designated as a reward asset. * Research and content contributions. * Advanced creator tools. * Progressive governance. These functions will be introduced in stages. Applicable product rules, funding arrangements, eligibility requirements, and any bond or staking conditions will be disclosed before activation. #### 15.3 Participating in Prediction Markets With $RBD RobinDog plans to support selected markets in which users commit $RBD and receive settlement payouts in $RBD. USDG remains the planned primary collateral and settlement asset for the platform’s initial prediction markets. $RBD markets may use tradable outcome shares or a prize-pool structure. Each market will disclose: * Its market mechanism and collateral asset. * Entry rules and participation deadlines. * Applicable fees and calculation methods. * Payout and redemption rules. * Whether positions can be exited before settlement. * Resolution sources and challenge procedures. * Cancellation and invalid-outcome treatment. In an outcome-share market, users acquire shares at the available execution price and redeem them according to the final outcome and published payout rules. In a prize-pool market, participants commit $RBD to a side. Winning participants receive their proportional share of the distributable pool under the market’s published rules. Estimated payouts may change as participation changes. $RBD-denominated markets will maintain separate custody or clearly segregated accounting from USDG markets. Collateral securing one market’s obligations will not be used to cover another market’s payouts. Returns measured in $RBD do not guarantee returns measured in USDG or other currencies. Users are exposed to both the prediction outcome and changes in $RBD’s market value. A payment flow that converts $RBD into USDG before establishing a position differs from a market collateralized and settled in $RBD. Any such conversion will identify the settlement asset, conversion rate, costs, and execution conditions before confirmation. #### 15.4 Relationship to Stock Token Products Holding or using $RBD does not automatically provide ownership of Stock Tokens, exposure to a company’s share price, or a claim on stock-related returns. Users seeking both an event prediction and related asset exposure may use supported Narrative Combo Positions, as described in Section 10. The prediction component and asset component require separate capital allocations and generate their own profit or loss. Any future use of Stock Tokens as collateral or settlement assets will follow the product-specific rules described in Section 13. #### 15.5 KOL and Ecosystem Growth Program RobinDog plans to allocate **10% of the initial token supply, equivalent to 100,000,000 $RBD**, as a budget for key opinion leaders (KOLs), creators, the community, and ecosystem growth. This figure represents the program’s planned budget. It does not, by itself, indicate that all tokens have already been acquired, allocated, or deposited into vesting contracts. The program follows these principles: * Allocations are not immediate, unconditional airdrops. * Every claimable allocation must be backed by tokens actually held by the treasury. * Allocated tokens must be deposited into a publicly visible vesting contract in advance. * The program’s planned vesting period is 180 days. * Releases are tied to content quality, genuine user participation, and market contributions under the applicable campaign terms. * Referral rewards are funded through a separate referral pool and do not reduce the referred participant’s allocation. * Wash trading, fake engagement, Sybil activity, and market manipulation do not qualify for rewards. The incentive program will not rely on undisclosed additional issuance. The funded incentive pool cannot exceed the tokens actually acquired and committed by the treasury. Specific KOL allocations, campaign points, referral arrangements, and contribution requirements will be published in separate campaign terms. Reporting will distinguish the planned budget, funded allocations, vested amounts, and distributed rewards. The ecosystem growth budget is separate from the trader-reward pool funded by 20% of eligible protocol fees. These funding sources will be accounted for independently, and the same assets will not be committed twice. Unvested incentive allocations are not available to secure user prediction positions or fund protocol buybacks. Campaign rewards and creator fee-sharing arrangements will also be separately accounted for. #### 15.6 Protocol Fee Allocation, Trader Rewards, and Permanent Burns RobinDog’s planned fee-allocation policy is: | Allocation | Share of Eligible Protocol Fees | Purpose | | ------------------------------------- | ------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **$RBD Buybacks and Permanent Burns** | **60%** | Purchase $RBD from the market and permanently burn the acquired tokens. | | **Trader Rewards** | **20%** | Fund rewards for eligible trading participation. | | **Team Operating Expenses** | **20%** | Support the team’s operation, maintenance, and continued development of RobinDog. | The allocation applies to eligible protocol fees actually received and finally attributable to RobinDog after predetermined, disclosed third-party fee shares. General operating expenses are not deducted before applying these percentages. For example, **10,000 USDG in eligible protocol fees** would be allocated as follows: * **6,000 USDG** for $RBD buybacks and permanent burns. * **2,000 USDG** for trader rewards. * **2,000 USDG** for team operating expenses. When eligible fees are received directly in $RBD, **60% will be permanently burned, 20% allocated to trader rewards, and 20% allocated to team operating expenses**. Direct fee burns will be reported separately from market buybacks. The trader-reward allocation is a shared program budget. It does not entitle each trader to a refund equal to 20% of their individual fees. Each program will disclose its eligibility criteria, measurement period, calculation method, reward asset, distribution schedule, and anti-abuse rules before activation. The allocation does not automatically require the trader-reward budget to be converted into $RBD. Where a program distributes $RBD, its funding and any required purchases will be disclosed separately. Tokens distributed as rewards remain usable and do not count as permanently burned tokens. User collateral, prediction principal, redemption obligations, refunds, and restricted incentive funds are excluded from the fee-allocation base. The launch of $RBD does not establish that revenue-funded buybacks or trader rewards have begun. Activation and subsequent execution will be disclosed through public records. Execution procedures, accounting boundaries, and reporting requirements are described in Section 16. Buyback timing will depend on available liquidity and execution conditions. Unspent buyback funds remain earmarked for buybacks and burns; undistributed trader-reward funds remain earmarked for trader rewards. Neither automatically becomes available for team operating expenses. Treasury holdings, reward distributions, vesting contracts, and liquidity locks do not constitute permanent burns. #### 15.7 Token Rights and Limitations $RBD does not represent equity in RobinDog, a fixed dividend entitlement, or an automatic claim on treasury assets or protocol revenue. Token ownership does not automatically create a prediction position, a Stock Token position, or rights to returns generated by another product. Holding $RBD alone does not establish eligibility for trader rewards. Participation benefits depend on the rules of each supported function. Trader rewards do not guarantee recovery of trading fees, other costs, or losses. Buybacks and burns do not guarantee a particular token price, market liquidity, or investment return. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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