Take an oath.
Earn from every trade.
$OATH is a lock-to-earn token on Robinhood Chain. Every trade pays a fee in ETH into the vault. Lock $OATH for 4 hours to 1 year and the vault pays you a share, in ETH. The longer you lock, the bigger your share. Break your oath early and your coins burn.
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Try your numbers. The vault opens at launch.
Example only, not a promise. Assumes others hold 20% of supply under oath at an average 2× boost. No trading, no ETH.
The vault opens at launch. Your oaths will show up here.
How it works
Trade. Every buy and sell of $OATH pays a 2% fee in ETH into the vault.
Take an oath. Lock $OATH for 4 hours to 1 year. Your coins stay yours and come back when it ends.
Boost. A 1-year oath counts 4× a 4-hour one. Oaths of 0.1%, 0.5% and 1% of supply get +10%, +25% and +50% on top.
Earn. 90% of the vault's ETH is released to oath keepers over an hour, split by coins × boost.
Collect. Claim your ETH any time. When the oath ends, unlock and get your coins back, no burn.
Break your oath early and 25% of your coins burn, shrinking to 5% near the end. Your uncollected ETH goes to those who kept theirs.
Keep your word, don't flip
Stake and print
Most staking pays you in freshly minted tokens. The supply grows, the chart pays for it, and whoever sells first wins.
Lock and earn
Nothing is minted. Every bit of ETH you earn was paid by someone trading. Leaving early burns coins and hands your ETH to those who stayed.
The maths
the share of a 1-year oath versus a 4-hour one.
of your coins burned if you break your oath. Less the closer you are to the end.
new tokens minted to pay you. Ever.
Earnings follow real trading. A quiet coin pays little. $OATH is a share of real fees, not a guaranteed yield.
Trustless
The vault has no owner and fixed rules. Deployed once, nobody can change it or touch your oath.
Every oath, every ETH in and every ETH out is on-chain for anyone to check.
New ETH is released over an hour, so nobody can jump in, grab a payout and leave.
Anyone can close an ended oath, but coins and ETH can only ever go back to its owner.
Contracts
The only official contracts are the ones on this page. Anyone can copy a name. Check the address. Explorer ↗