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 that buys and burns NLYRA.
The OTC contract is not live on mainnet yet. Offers cannot be created or filled until it is deployed and verified.
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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 goes to the NLYRA buyback burner: ETH is forwarded on the spot, NLYRA is burned directly, USDG is swapped to ETH for the burner. The other 99.5% is the seller's.
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.