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Money that buys itself back.

Introducing rOHM, a treasury-backed monetary protocol built around sustainable liquidity, protocol-owned value, and continuous alignment between usage and the token. Every transaction carries a 10% tax. A portion of those fees is systematically routed back into rOHM, creating continuous market buybacks as the protocol grows.

More activity→ more fees→ more buybacks→ more value returned to rOHM

Enter App How the flywheel works
Contract 0xe88d30455cc3b0b8cc5dd7016c04604847e8845e
Fee share routed to buybacks
50%
Tax per transaction
10%
Buyback cadence
Every block
Network
Robinhood Chain

Launch parameters. Tax rate and buyback share are governable and may change by on-chain vote.

The flywheel

One loop. Four steps. No exit for value.

Most tokens sit next to their protocol. rOHM sits inside the loop, so every unit of activity ends where the token is.

STEP 1

Activity

Swaps, bonds, and loans move through the protocol on Robinhood Chain.

STEP 2

Fees

Every transaction pays a 10% tax, collected in the treasury's reserve assets.

STEP 3

Buybacks

A fixed share of fees is routed to open-market purchases of rOHM, block by block.

STEP 4

Value returned

Bought-back rOHM strengthens backing per token. Deeper backing draws more activity.

Sustainable liquidity

Liquidity the protocol owns

rOHM does not rent liquidity with emissions. The treasury holds its own trading pairs, so depth stays when incentives would have left.

  • Protocol-owned liquidity, not mercenary capital
  • Trading fees from owned pools return to the treasury
  • No liquidity mining schedule to run dry
Protocol-owned value

Backed by a real treasury

Every rOHM is backed by liquid reserve assets held on-chain. Backing per token is published continuously and can only grow through the loop.

  • Liquid backing per rOHM, verifiable on-chain
  • Borrow against backing at a fixed rate
  • Reserves diversified across chain-native assets
Continuous alignment

Usage pays the token

Fees are not skimmed to a foundation wallet. They are routed by contract, on a schedule anyone can audit, into rOHM buybacks.

  • Buybacks executed automatically each block
  • Routing share set by governance
  • Built to circulate value, not extract it
Buyback model

Move the volume. Watch the buybacks.

The routing is mechanical. Set a daily transaction volume and a buyback share, and the model shows what flows back into rOHM at the 10% launch tax.

This is a model of the tax routing rules, not live protocol data. Real buyback volume depends on actual activity.

Model · launch parameters
Buybacks Treasury reserve Owned liquidity
Daily tax collected$500,000
Daily rOHM buybacks$250,000
Annualized buybacks$91,250,000
Network

Built on Robinhood Chain

rOHM runs natively on Robinhood Chain, the Ethereum layer-2 built for tokenized assets and low-cost settlement. Cheap blocks make per-block buybacks practical instead of theoretical, and the chain's growing activity is the flywheel's fuel.

Bridge to Robinhood Chain
Network
Robinhood Chain
Settlement
Ethereum L2 (Arbitrum stack)
Token
rOHM
Backing assets
ETH, stablecoins, owned LP
Buyback executor
On-chain, per block
Governance
rOHM holder vote
Token contract
0xe88d30455cc3b0b8cc5dd7016c04604847e8845e
Participate

Three ways in

Each one feeds the loop. Every action here generates fees, and fees generate buybacks.

Hold

Acquire rOHM

Swap into rOHM on protocol-owned pools. Backing per token is visible before you trade.

Swap for rOHM →
Provide

Bond assets to the treasury

Sell reserve assets or LP to the treasury at a discount to market. Deepens backing and owned liquidity.

View bonds →
Borrow

Borrow against backing

Draw a loan against your rOHM's liquid backing at a fixed rate, with no liquidation on price alone.

Open a loan →
FAQ

Questions, answered plainly

What is rOHM?

rOHM is a treasury-backed token on Robinhood Chain. Every rOHM is backed by liquid reserve assets held by the protocol, and a share of every protocol fee is used to buy rOHM back from the open market.

Where do the buybacks come from?

From the transaction tax only. Every rOHM transaction pays a 10% tax. A governable share of that tax, set to 50% at launch, is routed by contract to purchase rOHM. No new tokens are minted to fund it.

Is rOHM a stablecoin?

No. rOHM floats. Its treasury backing sets a floor of value per token, but the market price is free to move above it.

What backs rOHM?

Liquid reserve assets held in the treasury: ETH, stablecoins, and the protocol's own liquidity positions. Backing per rOHM is published on-chain and updates continuously.

How is rOHM different from OHM?

rOHM takes the treasury-backed, protocol-owned-liquidity model and adds a hard link between usage and the token: fees route to buybacks automatically, every block, on Robinhood Chain. rOHM is an independent protocol and is not affiliated with OlympusDAO.

Who controls the fee routing?

rOHM holders, by on-chain vote. Tax rate and buyback share are protocol parameters. Nothing routes to a team wallet.

rOHM on Robinhood Chain

Treasury-backed liquidity with protocol fees continuously buying back $rOHM.

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