Blades earn ROTOR every second
Mint a Blade and it prints ROTOR into your wallet, every second. Cash out, or stack more Blades.
01Mint
Burn ROTOR. Get a Blade.
10 ROTOR goes up in flames. One Blade comes out, earning from the first block. Plus an ETH fee that goes straight into locked liquidity.
02Earn
It pays by the second.
No staking. No lockup. Hold it, get paid.
03Claim
Claiming wears the blade.
Cashing out costs you: a 20% tribute in ETH, and 15% of the Blades you claim with burn.
04Compound
Or feed it back in.
Compound turns pending ROTOR into new Blades. No tribute. No decay. More Blades, more ROTOR.
05Halving
The rate halves. Three times.
Every 5,000 Blades the rate gets cut in half. Three cuts, then it holds for good. Early Blades earn the most.
Live counts appear here once the protocol is live.
Six tiers. Bigger pays less.
Stack Blades and they bundle up: 5 make a Vortex, 100 a Gyre. The bigger the tier, the lower the fee.
- Curl1 Blade10%fee
Vortex5 Blades9%fee
Maelstrom10 Blades8%fee- Cyclone25 Blades7%fee
Jetstream50 Blades6%fee- Gyre100 Blades5%fee
Before you mint
The short answers. The app shows the exact numbers before every transaction.
What is a Blade?
A Blade earns ROTOR every second for whoever holds it. Blades are ERC-1155 tokens grouped into six tiers, from a Curl (1 Blade) to a Gyre (100 Blades).
What does minting cost?
10 ROTOR per Blade, burned on mint, plus a creation fee in ETH: 10% of the ROTOR value for Curls, down to 5% for a Gyre. The app sends a small margin for price moves; whatever is not charged comes back.
What happens when I claim?
You receive the ROTOR your Blades earned. You pay a 20% tribute in ETH on its value, and decay burns 15% of the Blades you claim with. You can claim with only some of your Blades.
Why compound instead?
Compounding turns pending ROTOR into new Blades with no tribute and no decay. You pay only the creation fee in ETH, up to 100 Blades per transaction.
Is there a supply cap?
ROTOR is capped at 2M in circulation. Claims mint ROTOR only up to the cap; minting Blades burns ROTOR, which frees room again. Blades are capped at 15,000 at a time.
Is there a buy or sell tax?
No. ROTOR is a plain ERC-20 with no tax on buys or sells.
Where do the fees go?
Creation fees are added to the ROTOR/ETH liquidity, which is locked. Claim tributes go to the Treasury.
What do I need to start?
A wallet on Robinhood Chain with ETH for gas and fees. Swap some ETH for ROTOR in the app, then mint your first Blade.