$RRR status & economics

$RRR is not deployed in the reviewed release. Robin’s Royal Reserve ($RRR) is the planned protocol token, separate from the share tokens issued by individual baskets. As of September 10, 2026, the project has supplied no official token address, supply, distribution, vesting, launch price or executable market.

The current token page explains the proposal and includes a revenue simulator. Direct buying and the Fomo trading action remain disabled. This page is not a token sale or an instruction to send funds.

Planned connection to protocol activity

The stated plan allocates part of protocol revenue to buying $RRR on the market. The initial allocation is 50% to buybacks and 50% to team expenses. The project says this allocation will be adjusted as the protocol grows; the authority, process, notice and timing for changes have not been specified.

The plan does not define governance votes, staking, holder revenue distributions or other holder rights. It does not specify that purchased tokens will be burned. A buyback allocation is not a promised token price, return, payout, or guaranteed source of liquidity.

Planned fee model

The following economics were recorded as product decisions on September 8, 2026. They are not the fee collection implemented by the recorded basket contracts.

Planned fee	Proposed rate	Split of collected fee
Basket creation	0.0005 ETH per launch	100% protocol
Optional creator redemption fee	0–10%	50% creator / 50% protocol
Optional creator annual fee	0–3% annually	50% creator / 50% protocol

Network gas is separate. The protocol’s half is taken from the collected creator fee; it is not an additional percentage charged on top. Redemption and annual fees have different bases and should not be combined into one rate.

For example, under the proposed initial allocation, one 0.0005 ETH launch fee would allocate 0.00025 ETH to buybacks and 0.00025 ETH to team expenses. For 100 units of collected creator fees, 50 units go to the creator and 50 to the protocol; the protocol portion then allocates 25 units to buybacks and 25 to the team. This second example does not prescribe a settlement asset.

Existing basket fees are different

The fixed-basket implementation uses an immutable issuance fee of 0–1%, selected at creation. It applies when backed shares are issued, including the initial seed, and pays fee shares to the configured recipient. The reviewed implementation has no platform fee, withdrawal fee or ongoing management fee.

The planned $RRR fee model has not retroactively changed these basket terms. Pool swaps transfer shares that already exist, so they do not charge the vault’s issuance fee; pool trading fees and network gas are separate costs.

How the simulator works

The simulator illustrates one year using six inputs: new launches, redemption count, average gross redemption size, average redemption fee, average total assets held across baskets, and average annual fee.

Source	Illustration formula
Launch fees	Launches × 0.0005 ETH
Redemption fees	Redemptions × average gross redemption size × average redemption rate
Annual fees	Average aggregate assets held during the year × average annual rate

Amounts use ETH equivalent so the model can combine them. There is no live conversion feed. The annual base includes existing baskets and is not multiplied by the number of new launches. The illustration does not compound fees and excludes gas and swap costs.

The sample of 100 launches, 1,000 redemptions averaging 2 ETH at 2%, and 10,000 ETH average assets at 1% produces 140.05 ETH in fees: 70 ETH to creators and 70.05 ETH to the protocol. The proposed initial protocol allocation is 35.025 ETH each for buybacks and the team.

Simulator rounding uses integer wei and conserves the illustrated totals. Its conventions are not a specification for future contract accounting. Outputs are hypothetical allocations, not live revenue or a forecast.

Before launch

The project still needs to publish the official token contract and network, supply and distribution information; validate an executable trading route; define collection assets, fee bases and annual accrual; and specify buyback timing, execution, allocation-change controls and the destination of purchased tokens.

Until those details are published and implemented, there is no verified $RRR address or supported purchase route in this release. Basket shares and testnet tokens named RRRTESTA or RRRTESTB are separate assets.