Block trades, without moving the pool.
Sell a block of any Robinhood Chain token at the price you name. The tokens sit in a non-custodial escrow; the buyer pays and receives them in one atomic transaction. No pool is touched, so there is no slippage and no price impact. Every completed trade pays a 0.5% fee into the NLYRA buyback & burn.
The OTC contract is not live on mainnet yet. Offers cannot be created or filled until it is deployed and verified.
Open offers
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Traded OTC
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OTC fees paid
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Burned directly by OTC
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Buyback & burn
anyone can press itFees from the OTC desk, the launchpad and the other NLYRA products pile up as ETH in one burner contract. Burn now empties it in a single transaction: half the ETH buys NLYRA on the pool and sends it to 0xdEaD, where it is gone for good, and half goes to the NLYRA treasury, which pays for running the products. The split is fixed in the contract; nobody can change it.
In the burner
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Burns if pressed now
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Burned so far
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Last burn
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50% buys NLYRA and burns it
50% funds the treasury 0xe306…e04C
Reading the burner…
Whoever presses pays the gas (a few cents) and receives nothing. It is a public good: the ETH goes exactly where the contract says, whoever presses.
Burner 0x371b…1926 · verified · no owner, no withdraw · the swap reverts below 95% of the pool price
No offers here yet.
How it works
1 · EscrowThe seller deposits the tokens in the OTC contract and names a price in ETH, USDG or NLYRA, with an expiry. Partial fills are allowed above the minimum the seller chose. A bid is the mirror image: you escrow USDG, WETH or NLYRA and name the amount of NLYRA (or USDG, or ETH) you want for it.
2 · Atomic fillA buyer pays the ask. In the same transaction the tokens leave the escrow to the buyer and the payment reaches the seller. Nobody holds anyone's money in between.
3 · Burn0.5% of the payment is the fee; the other 99.5% is the seller's. A fee paid in NLYRA is burned on the spot. A fee in ETH goes to the NLYRA buyback burner, which splits it when anyone presses Burn now: half buys NLYRA and burns it, half funds the NLYRA treasury. A fee in USDG waits in the OTC contract until it is swapped to ETH for the burner.
Before you fill
Read the verdictEvery offer shows NERON's verdict for the token. A token in escrow can still be a honeypot or carry a transfer tax; the escrow does not make a bad token good.
Compare with the poolThe card shows how far the offer sits from the live pool price. A block above pool price is not a bargain; a block below it is why OTC exists.
Taxed tokensIf the token charges a fee on transfer, what arrives in your wallet is what the token lets through. The seller was escrowed at what actually arrived, too.