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  • Mining Contract
  • FeeSplitter
  • BoostHelper
  • CreatorRewardVault
  • CreatorMiningPool
  • PMINE Token
  • PONS Token
How the stack fits together

Why verification works

Economics and outcomes live on-chain. This site is one frontend — not the source of truth.

Design philosophy

  • Blockchain is the source of truth. Settled block results and protocol state live on-chain — not in a private site database.
  • The official website is only one frontend. Use this site to view and interact; you are never locked into it.
  • Anyone may build. Use public smart contracts, addresses, ABIs, on-chain events, and public RPC — no special allowlist.

Dual-Pillar economics

Fees and Boosts share the same allocation. Home shows Current / Next Block Rewards as the sum of Holder + Creator — not one lottery for the full amount.

Dual-Pillar 40 / 40 / 20 — same split for fees and Boosts.
  • Holder 40%. PONS → Mining (Current / Next accounting unchanged).
  • Creator 40%. PONS → CreatorRewardVault (Next grows; lock → Current; fund → CreatorMiningPool game / payWinner).
  • Protocol Revenue 20%. ETH → Ops / Keeper (creatorWallet) — not the Creator Round Prize.
  • Boost Rewards thicken both Next pillars the same way. They do not change locked Current Block Rewards.

Supply & fairness

PMINE is designed for the Pons Family: fixed supply, 0% team allocation, rewards from trading fees and Boosts — not inflation. Verify the token contract on-chain; this site is a viewer. Buy on the PONS Launchpad.

History

Every settled mining block becomes part of Robinhood Chain history. User-facing Block numbers count successful settles only and never reset on the same Mining deployment. Even if this website disappears, winners and prizes remain readable from the chain.

Build on public chain data

You do not need a private API. Read the chain — then build whatever interface you want.

Current protocol state
Mining contract public views (`status()`, phase, cooldown, totals, …)
Current / Next Block Rewards (Home)
Indexer `/prize-preview` → combined Holder + Creator legs (not a single on-chain pool)
Holder Current / Next
Mining `status()` locked / unlocked + Dual pending-fee Holder ~40% estimate
Creator Current / Next
CreatorRewardVault unlocked/locked · CreatorMiningPool funded amount · Dual Creator ~40%
Block history (settled)
`WinnerPaid` events · `blocks(blockNumber)` storage
Mining attempts
`Mined` events · `Expired` events (`requestId`)
Randomness (per settle)
`Settled` event (`parentHash`, `randomValue`, …)
Fee conversions (Dual-Pillar)
FeeSplitter `DualPillarConverted` (40% Holder / 40% Creator Vault / 20% Ops ETH)
User Boosts (Dual-Pillar)
BoostHelper `DualPillarBoosted` / `Boosted` — same 40/40/20 as fees
Blockchain data
Public Robinhood Chain RPC

Optional convenience APIs (for example an Indexer for Merkle snapshots) may exist — they are not required to read history or state from the chain.

No private API is required.

Examples

  • Explorer
  • Dashboard
  • Analytics
  • Alternative frontend
  • Mobile app
  • Historical archive

Developer Resources

Addresses, ABIs, and Mining Power exclusion rules — for builders who dig deeper.

Contract ABI

Public JSON ABIs only. No private keys, Keeper credentials, or operator wallets.

  • Mining (PonsMineMining.json) — Full public ABI (views, events, settler ops, and publicly visible owner-only functions — ABI does not grant privileges).
  • FeeSplitter (FeeSplitter.json) — Dual-Pillar convert + views/events (full public interface).
  • BoostHelper (BoostHelper.json) — Dual-Pillar user Boost (`boostWithEth`) + preview helpers.
  • CreatorRewardVault (CreatorRewardVault.json) — Creator pillar accounting (unlocked / lock / fundPool).
  • CreatorMiningPool (CreatorMiningPool.json) — Creator game fund / draw / payWinner.
  • PMINE (PMINE.json) — Standard ERC-20 + metadata (external token).
  • PONS (PONS.json) — Standard ERC-20 + metadata (external token).
Public RPC

Official public RPC endpoint for reading on-chain data.

https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com
Chain ID
4663 · Robinhood Chain
Mining Power Exclusion Rules

Addresses that hold PMINE but do not count toward Holder Mining Power. Rules are public and deterministic. Production does not use a private ops exclusion list.

  • Fixed — zero address, burn (0x…dEaD), PMINE token contract, Mining proxy, FeeSplitter proxy (PMINE creator-fee inventory for Dual-Pillar).
  • Auto (LP) — Uniswap V3–style pools that include PMINE, discovered from the published Factory PoolCreated events. Canonical factory (Robinhood 4663): 0x1f7d…2efa.
  • Auto (Launchpad protocol fee) — each published Pons locker's protocolFeeRecipient(). That wallet receives the Launchpad protocol fee share (buybacks / Launchpad ops), not ordinary holder play — so its PMINE balance is excluded from the lottery. Active + Legacy lockers are the published set; the Indexer re-reads the view on sync (recipient changes do not need a denylist).
  • Not excluded — LP NFT holders (wallet PMINE still counts). Only the pool contract that holds ERC-20 reserves is excluded. Ordinary wallets remain eligible.

Live discovered pools + current protocol fee recipients: indexer.ponsmine.com/exclusions. History can also be rebuilt from public transfers + these rules without the Indexer.

See also How to Play for holder-facing block flow.

Event Reference
  • WinnerPaid — Winner and prize payout (settled block)
  • Mined — Block opened: Holder Current is locked for that block (no merkleRoot at mine)
  • Settled — Settle: merkleRoot, RNG (parentHash), winner, reward
  • Expired — Expired mining request (no winner; after settle deadline)
  • DualPillarConverted — Fee convert: 40% Holder PONS · 40% Creator Vault PONS · 20% Ops ETH
  • DualPillarBoosted — User Boost: same Dual 40/40/20 as FeeSplitter
  • Boosted — Boost detail (ponsToPool / ponsToCreator / attribution hints)

The official frontend is only one interface. Anyone can build on top of PonsMine.

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