Stake
Stake $PRISM once. The position is recorded and the stake stays exactly where it is put.
Coming soon on pons_v2
Live on pons_v2
Your rebase arrives
Your rebase arrives
already split.
Stake $PRISM once. Every rebase is divided the moment the epoch closes, across bands you set in advance, and each band goes where you pointed it. The stake itself never splits and never moves.
Arbitrum OrbitChain 4663
Fully EVMGas in ETH
Fixed supply
Official contract address
Published here and on X only
0x72a83767c5bc0c20dffc46209e554fc6d74149dd
…Block height
…Chain id
…Blocks per second
…Gas price
…Client
Reading Robinhood Chain over JSON-RPC, live, from your browser
How it works
One stake in. Three bands out.
Four steps, and only two of them are yours.
Accrue
Rewards accumulate across the epoch. Nothing is divided while the epoch is open.
Split
The epoch closes and the rebase is divided in that moment, across every staked position at once, in the proportions each staker set.
Unstake
Open in every epoch. Unstaking returns the stake and every band balance in one transaction.
The terminal
Set the split. Watch the epoch close.
Connect a wallet to stake. Your balance, your staked amount and the receipt feed are read from chain. The split projection uses a stated rate so you can see how the bands divide before you commit anything.
Rebase terminal
Pool status
Next epoch closes in
00:00:00
Epoch
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Index projected across twenty four epochs at the rate above. It tracks rebases distributed and nothing else, so it only moves one way. It says nothing about price.
Your balance
Currently staked
One epoch of rebase at a stated 0.42%
105
57.75Compound
31.50Claim
15.75Reserve
0.42% is the rate this projection uses. It is not a quote and not a guarantee. When the rate is zero, all three bands are zero.
Receipt feedOn chain
Stake and unstake events read from the pool contract over JSON-RPC. Every row is an on-chain event with a block behind it.
The one rule
Only the rebase splits.
The whole design comes out of one sentence: the bands divide rewards, and the stake is never one of the bands.
Only the rebase splits.
Bands divide rewards and nothing else. There is no code path that sends the stake to a band.
Bands always sum to one hundred.
Move one and the others rebalance. A split that does not add up cannot be submitted.
Changes land on the next epoch.
Re-point a band whenever you like. It applies to the next rebase, never retroactively to one already distributed.
No band borrows from another.
If the rebase shrinks, all three shrink together in proportion. Nothing is topped up from anywhere to keep one band whole.
Unstaking takes the whole stake.
The stake and every band balance return in one transaction. There is no band you have to unwind first.
Small before big.
Stake ceilings open low and rise with account history. New accounts start at the bottom, including ours.
What is on chain, and what is a projection
On chain. Block height, chain id, block rate, gas price and client version, read from Robinhood Chain over JSON-RPC in your browser. Your token balance and your staked balance, read from the token and the pool. Staking and unstaking, which are real transactions you sign in your own wallet. The receipt feed, which is stake and unstake events pulled from the pool's own logs.
A projection. The rebase figures and the index curve. They are computed from the stake you set and the rate stated on the panel, to show how a split divides. They are not a quote, not a forecast, and not a promise of a rate.
The pool holds no power over your stake. It has no owner, no admin, no pause and no lock. Unstaking is open in any block, including the one you staked in. The contract is short enough to read in a couple of minutes and you should.
This sits in the middle of the page rather than in a footer nobody reads.
The chain
Rebasing lives on Robinhood Chain.
Prism launches through pons_v2. The token is an ERC-20 with a fixed supply minted to a bonding curve at deploy, and gas is paid in ETH like any other EVM network. The four facts in these tiles are the ones a block explorer will confirm, and the strip at the top of this page reads three of them live.
Arbitrum OrbitRollup
4663Chain id
ETHGas
Fully EVMTooling
Token
Fixed supply, stated plainly.
No presale, no team allocation, no promised returns, and no number here that a block explorer cannot confirm.
Total supply
1,000,000,000
Minted in full to the bonding curve at deploy. Not to a team wallet, not to a treasury, not to a vesting contract.
$PRISMERC-20
Burnable by holderspons_v2
Nobody buys before the curve opens, including the people who built it.
There is no reserved tranche waiting to unlock later.
Any holder can burn their own balance. Nobody can burn anyone else's.
The deployer address is attribution only and holds no privilege over the contract.
What comes next
Shipping in public, without dates.
Four phases in order. None carries a promised date, because a date is a promise and this list is a plan.
Phase one
Launch
Token live on pons_v2, contract address published here and on X at the same moment.
Phase two
Three bands
Compound, claim and reserve open with low stake ceilings that rise with history.
Phase three
Named destinations
Point a band at an address that is not your own, so a split can pay somebody else.
Phase four
More bands
Holder voting on how many bands a split may carry, and protocol fees routing to stakers.
FAQ
Straight answers.
Can I unstake straight away?+
Yes. There is no lock, no cooldown and no exit fee. You can unstake in the same block you staked in. The pool has no owner and no admin function, so nobody can stop you, including us.
Where do the rebases come from?+
Protocol rewards distributed on an epoch boundary. No validator staking, no emissions invented to fill a chart. If the rate is zero, every band is zero, and nothing is topped up from anywhere.
Can a band ever touch my stake?+
No. The bands divide the rebase. The stake is the source, not a band, and there is no split setting that can point at it. Compound is the one band that changes the stake, and it only ever adds to it.
What happens if I change the split mid epoch?+
It applies to the next epoch. A rebase already distributed has already landed, and nothing goes back to redistribute it.
Is the reserve band insurance?+
No. It is a balance of your own tokens held aside, it covers nothing beyond its own size, nobody guarantees it, and you can withdraw it whenever you like.
What chain is this on?+
Robinhood Chain, an Arbitrum Orbit rollup that settles to Ethereum, chain id 4663, fully EVM, gas paid in ETH. The strip at the top of this page reads it live, so you do not have to take that on trust.
How do I know I have the right contract?+
Ticker and name are not policed on-chain, so anyone can deploy a token called Prism. The only addresses to trust are the one on this domain and the one in the pinned post on the official X account. Anything else is a copy, whatever it is named.
Is there an earlier Prism?+
Yes. An earlier Prism launched under a different name, at a different address, on a different domain, and it is still on chain. It is not this one, and nothing about it was hidden. This is the staking version.
Split the Rebase,
Keep the Stake.
The contract address is published here and on X at the same moment, and nowhere before it.
contract published at launch
contract 0x72a8…49dd