The Standard Reserve on Robinhood Chain
Infrastructure & Other · $STANDARDHold charter NFTs that earn newly issued STANDARD tokens, set by code reacting to buying and selling.
Official links: Website (standardreserve.xyz) · App (standardreserve.xyz) · @standard_rsv (x.com) · Docs (standardreserve.xyz) · Contracts (standardreserve.xyz) · Whitepaper (standardreserve.xyz)
What The Standard Reserve does
- Trade STANDARD against ETH on its hooked Uniswap v4 pool
- Buy a charter NFT at the daily ETH auction to earn a share of daily issuance
- Open branches by burning STANDARD; close them to cash out
- Live dashboard of issuance, burns and reserves
Every swap on the canonical pool pays an ETH fee to the bank; in inflows fees stack reserves (tokenized gold), in outflows they fund buybacks and burns. KuCoin/MarsBit reports fee split 70% reserve/buyback, 15% liquidity, 15% team.
The Standard Reserve describes itself as a sovereign on-chain central bank. Its design is a closed economy with one currency ($STANDARD, an ERC-20 capped at 1 billion), one canonical market (an ETH pair on a hooked Uniswap v4 pool), and one policy input: the net ETH flow through that pool, which the hook reports to the bank. Policy is not voted on — the whitepaper says the authority is immutable code that answers to no board or committee. Capital flowing in loosens issuance and stacks reserves in tokenized gold; capital flowing out tightens it and funds buybacks and burns, with both regimes also funding protocol-owned liquidity. Holders take part through charters, an NFT deployed as "Founding Charter", each holding up to ten branches that accrue a pro-rata share of the daily issuance; branches are opened by burning $STANDARD and closed to cash out, and further charters are sold at ETH auctions. The genesis charter mint was on 14 September 2026, with its pool trading from late that day UTC, and the four contracts the project publishes — token, charter, central bank and trading hook — are deployed on Robinhood Chain and carry code; the token has traded heavily since. What the chain does not show on its own is the policy machinery behaving as described: the issuance response, the reserve purchases and the buybacks are the protocol’s account of itself. The one-market design is also the protocol’s own, not a restriction on anyone else — dozens of third-party pools now quote $STANDARD against USDG and other tokens, and those have nothing to do with the bank.
- On Robinhood Chain since: 2026-09-14
- Founded: 2026
- Team: Built by the pseudonymous developer 0xBeans (per Bankless); no other team members named.
- Token: $STANDARD
- Audits: None published
The Standard Reserve has a token, $STANDARD: STANDARD price, market cap, holders and trades.
The Standard Reserve news
- 2026-09-15 — Robinhood Chain's STANDARD token reaches $40M market cap in 2 hours
- 2026-09-14 — The Standard Reserve Is Building a New Kind of Bank Onchain
The Standard Reserve contracts on Robinhood Chain
- STANDARD
0x88ad8ddf1e3898412146a534538d418c6f8a9062 - Central Bank
0x5977b25419f9c0ddcb2f89fe204955622f4f57ea - Founding Charter
0x69101f92427376fa80476a997d024cf9dc3eae39 - Trading Hook
0xf1ee073811b14359d850825e48d200483200edcd
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