Yield ETF

The index layer for Robinhood Chain. Every Pons v2 graduate, one ticker. Locked v4 pools pay the yield. - @Uniswap

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Nobody reliably picks which launchpad token survives.

CA: 0xc286ee6791a346344773b6e66ae440852f87f7e0

YieldETF stops trying: it holds every Pons v2 graduate on Robinhood Chain in one index vault, weighted by locked liquidity, fees compounding daily.

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$YETF has one contract address. It is on the site, in the bio, and in /api/contracts, and it ends in f7e0. Nobody from this project will ever DM you a different one, or DM you first at all.

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Here's a deposit demo for those who missed it.

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Everything on this site is backed by something you can query yourself: the vault table by /api/vaults, the addresses by /api/contracts, the countdowns by lastRebalance on chain. If a number cannot be checked, we do not show it.

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curl https://t.co/oX6C0dlbY2 returns every address this project has ever deployed. If an address is not in that response, it is not ours, whatever the DM says.

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By construction, a rebalance sends value to two places: the basket and the keeper tip. There is no third recipient, and no fee switch that could add one later. The diagram is the whole diagram.

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We tested the exit before asking anyone to enter.

Shares burned, ETH returned, 23 seconds end to end, on mainnet: https://t.co/OZbBOynTZi

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Shipped since launch: the deposit button, the keeper board, a docs site with an honest risk page, seven verified contracts and the first yield-leg vault.

All of it at https://t.co/JCYQnDF57q.

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GRAD10 v1.1 now has a NAV chart that is re-derived from chain events on every load, then cross-checked against a live contract read. It is flat at 1.0000 today and we show it flat, because that is what the chain says. When revenue lands, the step appears here first.

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Detail from the v1.1 deploy: the vault and its executor reference each other immutably, which is circular at construction time. We solved it by computing the vault's address from the deployer nonce before it existed. Neither contract can ever point anywhere else.

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We shipped something new: https://t.co/Bwm6k89H1G.

Every deposit, redemption, rebalance and revenue event this protocol has ever made, read live from chain events, with a transaction hash on every row.

No database behind it. If a row is there, its hash is on the chain; if it is not there, it did not happen.

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We're back and here is the yield leg in one picture.

Creator fees from the $YETF pool enter the RevenueExecutor, count toward NAV the moment they land, and get swept to GRAD10 v1.1 shareholders each epoch.

The executor has no owner and no withdraw function, so ETH that enters has exactly one exit.

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The mark: a figure standing in a pool that cannot drain, survey pins in the liquidity, a grid where a face would be. The pool is Pons v2 graduation. The grid is the index.

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The docs have a risk page that says what can actually hurt you: constituent prices can go to zero, the contracts are unaudited, and a large redemption can wait on unwinding. Locked liquidity removes one risk, not all of them.

https://t.co/bnWsMlfTTZ

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This image is not a screenshot.

https://t.co/87op7CsrTB renders itself from the chain on every request: vault TVLs, the epoch number, and the time to each rebalance window. Post it any day and it is current that day

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All five YieldETF contracts are verified on Blockscout: the three vaults, the graduation registry and the executor.

Read the source, check the constructor args, call the functions yourself.

https://t.co/ShqIReKKxO

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New page: https://t.co/hT0L32OQXI.

Live countdowns to every vault's rebalance window, an on-chain leaderboard of who ran it, and the one-line command to join. First caller each epoch earns 0.002 ETH; the first name on the board earns it by being first, once.

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The deposit button shipped.

Connect a wallet at https://t.co/rUrzlUH41O, deposit ETH into GRAD10, RWAX or YLD1, and shares mint at NAV in one transaction. Redeem from the same page, any time.

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@catmoneyz here: https://t.co/rUrzlUH41O

deposit ETH, shares mint at NAV in the same transaction. Took your reply as the spec

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Here's the whole product in 14 seconds.

Deposit ETH into GRAD10, get shares at NAV in the same transaction, and hold all ten graduates at once, capped at 15% a name. Redeem whenever you want, no lockups.

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RWAX is the index Pons v2 made possible: graduates whose locked pools trade against tokenized stocks instead of ETH. Six constituents, equal weight, quarterly reconstitution. Equity-market flow, settled on an L2 with ETH gas.

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Rebalancing is a public job.

Once 24 hours pass, rebalance() opens to anyone, and the first caller earns a fixed 0.002 ETH tip for harvesting fees and recapping weights. Gas on Robinhood Chain is fractions of a cent, so the job pays for itself.