FAQ
Questions from the village
What chain is RBH Heroes on?
Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum Layer 2 home to tokenized stocks. Gas and mints are paid in ETH; loot is paid in tokenized stocks.
Where does the 5% $RBHH fee go?
Every buy and sell on PONS pays a 5% creator fee in ETH, on top of PONS's own 1% trading fee, so a trade costs 6% in total. 3% goes into the Sherwood Vault and is converted into tokenized stocks, 1% buys back and burns $RBHH, and 1% funds development and audits. When the vault is above its healthy size, the vault share is used for buyback and burn too. Every split is reported weekly.
Is there a presale?
No. Genesis Heroes mint first, then $RBHH fair launches on PONS, where everyone buys from the same public bonding curve. Liquidity is locked forever and there is no team or private allocation waiting to unlock.
How much does a hero cost?
Recruiting in the live game costs about $25 in ETH, pegged with an on-chain ETH/USD price feed. The Genesis Heroes mint before launch has its own price, announced on X. In both cases 70% of every mint goes into the Sherwood Vault.
Can a Common hero still earn?
Yes. Commons win easy targets often, and levels, the Archery Range and patience close the gap. Rarer heroes simply reach the Sheriff sooner.
Why are rewards paid in tokenized stocks and not $RBHH?
Paying loot in the game's own token creates constant sell pressure. The vault is filled from real revenue (mints, trades, fees) and turned into real-world assets: raid the Sheriff, walk away with a slice of the market. $RBHH stays a utility token with burns.
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What stops bots from minting only Legendaries?
Recruiting and raids are two-step: you commit first, and the outcome is rolled from a block that doesn't exist yet. Mainnet will use verifiable randomness (VRF).
Is there guaranteed profit?
No. RBH Heroes is a game. Rewards depend on how you play and on the size of the Sherwood Vault, and nothing on this page is a promise of returns.