UNDERSTAND WHAT’S BEHIND THE REWARDS
A clearer view of the economy.
Equipment upgrades and trading activity contribute to the treasury. Funded pools support eligible reward streams. Here’s how the pieces connect.
Funding comes in
One-time equipment upgrades and the described 6% buy/sell trading tax contribute to inventory, liquidity, and operations.
Pools define capacity
Each reward token has a capped, funded pool. Accrual depends on active contracts, available funding, and eligibility.
Rewards go out
Collect individual token balances and request settlement through supported RobinChain payout routes.
THE FUNDING MODEL
Not magic.
A working system.
Permanent equipment upgrades are one-time purchases paid in ETH on RobinChain. The described 6% buy/sell trading tax is another contribution to treasury funding. Reward withdrawals remain fee-free; this trading tax does not apply to withdrawals. Optional timed boosts, where offered, provide an additional funding source.
Funding is not a guarantee of solvency or returns. Pool capacity, treasury liquidity, contracts, and payout services all affect availability.
View public settlementsEquipment at a glance
Configured prices and capacity from the same settings used in your workspace.
| Equipment | Price | Streams | Configured / hr |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feather | Included | 1 | $1.50 |
| Longbow | $35 | 2 | $3.00 |
| Sherwood | $50 | 4 | $4.50 |
| Emerald | $65 | 7 | $6.00 |
| Crown | $80 | 10 | $7.50 |
Hourly USD figures are configured accounting references, not live token prices or guaranteed earnings.
Know the limits before you start.
- Account creation does not bypass the qualifying-token requirement.
- Mining is a game mechanic, not a brokerage account or ownership of the named security.
- Reward amounts and availability depend on current funding and configuration.
- On-chain withdrawals cannot be reversed. Always confirm the network and wallet.