Token framework
What the Zeronym token is designed to do, what it never does, and what is not decided.
The Zeronym token is planned on Robinhood Chain. It is not published on mainnet, and the shielded pool does not need it.
Candidate functions
These are ideas, not active features. Each one needs published rules before it can be described as live.
| Function | Status |
|---|---|
| Voting on parameters that governance is allowed to change | Candidate |
| Access to advanced treasury tools | Candidate |
| Discounts on service fees | Candidate |
Voting rights, who qualifies, discount limits and any lock-up periods must be spelled out before a function goes live.
What the token never does
- It never gates your own funds. Spending or withdrawing your assets never requires buying or holding the token.
- It is not a claim on the pool. Holding the token does not give you ownership of anyone’s deposits.
- It does not pay you. No dividends, revenue share or yield.
- It promises nothing about price.
- Governance cannot touch user funds. Token votes cannot grant access to keys, seize balances or create value from nothing.
Not decided yet
The total supply, allocations, emissions, mint and burn rules, transfer behavior, admin powers and distribution method are not set. They will be published in a separate token specification, with the contract address in the Network and contracts page.
There is no token sale. Any offer to sell you a Zeronym token before its address appears on the Network and contracts page is not from Zeronym.