Liquidity grows.
Value flows.
One token. A growing network of pools.
Trading fees put to work for the people holding it.
Every pool has a purpose.
The pool rollout
A clear first market, followed by deliberate expansion.
ETH / RESERVE
The launchpad creates the native trading pool. Eligible trades generate the creator fees that fund Reservoir.
RESERVE / USDG
Activation first seeds the Global Dollar market. It also provides the route used to fund USDG rewards.
RESERVE / SPY
The initial rollout then seeds the S&P 500 ETF-token pool, subject to verified routes and a funded seed budget.
RESERVE / NVDA
NVIDIA follows when funding and observed external trading demand support another market.
RESERVE / AAPL
Apple completes the selected rollout after its route, spending limits and activation conditions are verified.
Grow with a clear allocation.
Targets apply to new protocol liquidity capital and fund both sides of each pool. The initial USDG and SPY phase uses approximately 67% / 33%; later phases progressively reach 50% / 25% / 15% / 10%. Pool balances will vary with prices. These are allocation settings, not live balances or returns.
From a trade to a shared reward.
Trade the token
A 3% creator fee on eligible trades starts the cycle.
Grow the pools
Two percentage points fund both sides of protocol-owned liquidity. One funds the team.
Put liquidity to work
Pools pair RESERVE with other tokens. Swaps through those pools generate LP fees.
Share the pool fees
Personal LPs keep their fees. Protocol LP fees fund holder and staking rewards.
The 3% is the proposed creator allocation. For the documented degen.zone option, traders pay 3.35% including platform charges. This fee applies to its eligible trading venue, not automatically to every RESERVE pool. Secondary LP fees are a separate revenue stream.
Hold it. Stake it.
Share what it earns.
Personal LPs receive the fees earned by their own liquidity. Protocol-owned LP fees fund the separate holder and staking reward contracts.
Explore rewardsEarned first. Distributed next.
Rewards become claimable only after the corresponding revenue is collected and funded. Allocation settings will be published before activation.
Follow the fee flowRobinhood Chain & stock pools
Robinhood documents a live EVM chain and stock tokens that can be used in AMM pools.
Read Robinhood’s documentationLaunchpad & fee collection
The native fee integration is tested on a local chain fork. A 3% creator allocation means 3.35% total venue fees.
Read the fee scheduleLiquidity & reward vaults
Liquidity, staking and holder rewards are implemented in source. Production requires approved settings, funded contracts and security review.
Read the architectureConnect your wallet now. Deposits, staking and claims open once the verified protocol is activated. Stock tokens provide economic exposure rather than ownership of the underlying shares; eligibility and jurisdiction restrictions apply. Reservoir is independent of Robinhood.
