Execution credits
Every compile, dry run, and live run burns credits. Paying in $CLAUSE settles at the protocol rate instead of the card rate.
$CLAUSE
The token meters execution.
$CLAUSE launches on ponsfamily.com and lives on Robinhood Chain. The token pays for compute, sets how high your caps can go, and decides which venues get wired in next. Nothing about it gates custody: your keys stay yours at every tier.
Utility
Four jobs, no more.
A token with one job gets ignored and a token with ten is a pitch deck. These four are the ones the product actually needs.
Cap tiers
Your staked balance sets the ceiling a single clause may spend. The rail never switches off, it only moves.
Venue votes
Stakers choose the next venue, the next asset class, and which community clauses get promoted into the public feed.
Author revenue
Publish a clause and a slice of every fork's execution fee routes back to you. Attribution is recorded on-chain.
Cap tiers
Staking moves the ceiling, never the custody.
Caps are enforced when the enclave signs, so a tier change cannot be faked from the client. Every tier keeps the same kill switch and the same one-wallet-per-clause rule.
Open
No stake
Monitor and paper rungs
- Unlimited monitors
- Paper trading on live prices
- Live rung locked
Tier one
Entry stake
Live, small cap per clause
- Live rung unlocked
- Protocol rate on credits
- Public feed access
Tier two
Operator stake
Live, higher cap per clause
- Multiple concurrent live clauses
- Author revenue share
- Venue voting weight
Tier three
Desk stake
Live, desk-scale caps
- Priority routing
- Custom venue requests
- Governance proposals
Exact stake sizes and cap numbers are set at launch on ponsfamily.com, published on Robinhood Chain before the sale opens. They are not listed here because quoting numbers that can still move is how people get misled.
Credit flow
Where a credit goes when it burns.
Execution is not free: routers quote, enclaves sign, data feeds bill. Credits pay those costs and the surplus is split on a fixed rule.
Credit burnedcompile, dry run, or live run
Infra costrouting, signing, data
Author shareto the clause's publisher
Treasuryon Robinhood Chain, governed by stakers
Straight answers
What the token does not do.
It does not hold your funds
Staking is separate from execution wallets. A clause spends only from the wallet you funded it with.
It does not buy alpha
No tier gets earlier signals. Tiers change caps and concurrency, never information.
It does not promise yield
Credits are a meter for compute. Any return comes from your own clauses, and clauses lose money too.
Launch happens on ponsfamily.com.
Drop an address or a handle and you go in the first execution cohort: capped wallets, full ladder, gateway keys, no queue.
Not investment advice. You own the keys, you own the risk.