Welcome to Robin’s Reserve
Anyone can create an ETF: choose the tokens, fund a basket, and earn creator fees when new shares are issued.
What is Robin’s Reserve?
Robin’s Reserve is a permissionless token-basket launchpad on Robinhood Chain. A creator chooses a set of existing tokens, funds a basket, and receives an ERC-20 share token backed by the assets held in that basket’s vault.
Here, ETF is the product’s name for an onchain token basket. It does not imply that the basket is a registered exchange-traded fund. Each basket has its own name, symbol, image, backing, and share-token address.
Select 2–10 compatible assets and set the launch allocations.
Supply ETH to acquire the underlying tokens and issue backed shares.
Hold, transfer, buy more, or redeem for the basket’s underlying assets.
What makes a basket work?
The vault holds real constituent tokens. Shares represent a proportional claim on its accounted backing, rather than a list of token names or a promised price. Later deposits supply assets in the vault’s current reserve proportions. Redemptions burn shares and reserve the corresponding underlying tokens for withdrawal.
Community baskets have fixed constituents and no manager who can replace tokens or withdraw holder backing. Their market-value weights can drift as constituent prices change. A separate managed-basket implementation supports constrained rebalancing for official baskets.
Read shares and backing, accounting, and managed baskets for the exact distinctions.
What can I do?
| If you want to… | Start here |
|---|---|
| Create an ETF with your own tokens and allocations | Create your first ETF |
| Buy, sell, or redeem basket shares | Use your shares |
| Understand token discovery and compatibility | Choose tokens |
| Check deployed contracts and network details | Networks and addresses |
| Integrate quotes, vaults, or the API | Developer integrations |
| Understand the protocol token proposal | $RRR status and economics |
Fees today
The current vault implementation supports an immutable 0–1% creator issuance fee, paid in fully backed shares whenever new shares are minted, including the initial funding. There is no implemented platform split, annual management fee, or redemption fee in these vaults. Network gas and any swap or liquidity-pool fees are separate.
The planned $RRR revenue model describes different fees and revenue allocations. Those terms are not active contract behavior. Check creator fees before launching or buying a basket.
Current project status
Robinhood mainnet and testnet are supported. Four platform contracts are recorded on mainnet, and their deployed code was independently observed on September 10, 2026. Deployment is not the same as an independent audit or confirmation that every hosted interface, token route, and optional feature is ready.
$RRR is not deployed. Its supply, allocation, launch, and trading controls remain unimplemented or unspecified. The release status page separates shipped code, recorded deployment checks, and outstanding release work.
Read before signing
Your wallet approves transactions. The docs site does not connect to your wallet or request signatures. When using the app, verify the selected chain, token and vault addresses, backing, fee terms, and quoted transaction bounds.
Constituents can be volatile, illiquid, or change transfer behavior. Quotes and displayed values are estimates, and a successful launch does not create demand for its shares. Read security and trust and known limits for the practical failure cases.