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What is The Standard Reserve DeFi protocol?

The Standard Reserve is a DeFi protocol on Robinhood Chain that encodes monetary policy in immutable smart contracts — a design press coverage has called an "onchain central bank." STANDARD issuance expands with net ETH inflow through a hooked Uniswap v4 pool and contracts through repurchase and burn on outflows. The whitepaper was published August 23, 2026; mainnet launched September 14, 2026 after two security audits.

How does STANDARD token issuance work?

STANDARD issuance follows net ETH flow, not a fixed emission schedule. Net ETH inflow into the hooked Uniswap v4 pool mints new STANDARD. Net outflow triggers repurchase and burn, contracting supply. Supply therefore expands and contracts mechanically with demand. The only hard limit is the 1,000,000,000 STANDARD maximum supply cap.

Is The Standard Reserve built on Robinhood Chain?

Yes. The Standard Reserve runs on Robinhood Chain, an Arbitrum Orbit-based Ethereum L2 with chain ID 4663. The STANDARD token contract is verifiable on the chain's Blockscout explorer. DropsTab classifies STANDARD under DeFi and the Robinhood Ecosystem, and the protocol's native STANDARD/WETH and STANDARD/USDG pools run on Uniswap v4 on this chain.

What is STANDARD's total supply and hard cap?

The STANDARD hard cap is 1,000,000,000 tokens. At genesis on September 14, 2026, 100,000,000 STANDARD were injected into a full-range Uniswap v4 liquidity pool. Per DropsTab data, total supply has already fallen below the 100M genesis injection — burns have outpaced mints since launch — so the live total keeps drifting; see DropsTab for the current figure.

Does STANDARD have a vesting schedule or unlock calendar?

STANDARD has no vesting schedule, cliff dates, or allocation breakdown. The protocol discloses no team, investor, or treasury allocations, and issuance is algorithmic rather than vesting-based. Inflation risk instead sits in the mint mechanism itself: supply expands with net ETH inflow, with no publicly disclosed rate cap below the 1 billion maximum.

What are Genesis Bank Charter NFTs?

Genesis Bank Charters are 1,000 soulbound NFTs that operate as onchain "banks" within The Standard Reserve. Whitelist participants minted charters at 0.15 ETH each, and remaining charters sold through a Dutch auction. All 1,000 charters were minted by September 15, 2026, raising approximately 583.6 ETH. The allocation of charter proceeds between treasury and liquidity is not publicly disclosed.

Did The Standard Reserve raise venture capital funding?

No VC funding rounds, raise amounts, or named investors have been publicly announced for The Standard Reserve. The only documented capital raise is the Genesis Charter sale, which collected roughly 583.6 ETH in September 2026. The project carries no disclosed institutional backing, so backer-quality due diligence has no public data to evaluate.

Has The Standard Reserve run an airdrop or points campaign?

No. The Standard Reserve has announced no airdrop, points program, or quest campaign. The Standard Reserve's genesis events — the charter mint and Dutch auction on September 13–15, 2026, and the mainnet launch with 100 million STANDARD seeded into Uniswap v4 on September 14, 2026 — were one-time distribution events, not ongoing earning opportunities.

Where can you buy STANDARD tokens?

STANDARD trades in three venue types, per DropsTab data. Centralized spot access runs through MEXC (STANDARD/USDT, STANDARD/USD1) and LBank (STANDARD/USDT); MEXC Futures and Gate.io Futures list STANDARD_USDT perpetuals. Most liquidity sits on-chain: 50+ tracked Uniswap v2/v3/v4 markets on Robinhood Chain, dominated by STANDARD/USDG and STANDARD/WETH pairs.

What are the main risks of The Standard Reserve?

The Standard Reserve carries elevated risk. The protocol's mint-and-burn mechanism is unproven at scale, and the rebase-style model mirrors OlympusDAO-style experiments that historically proved fragile. CEX coverage is limited to mid-tier venues with thin pairs, and most liquidity depends on a thin DEX ecosystem, so slippage and venue risk are high.