Every reward is backed by something.
Market Miner isn't magic money. Miner upgrades and a 4.5% trade tax keep a RobinChain treasury stocked, and that treasury sits behind every token's reward pool. Here's the whole picture, start to finish.
4.5%
trade tax, in and out
5
miner tiers to climb
Capped
reward pool per token
On-chain
withdrawals, your wallet
Follow the money
Four steps, and then it starts over.
You mine
Every account starts with a free HODL Starter miner and picks from the live streams on RobinChain. Rewards tick up on their own.
Money comes in
Two inflows feed the treasury: one-time miner upgrades paid in ETH, and a 4.5% cut on every trade of the token.
The treasury holds the line
Those inflows sit behind each token's capped reward pool, so what you've earned is always backed by something real.
Rewards go out
You withdraw in each token's native asset to your RobinChain address — and plenty of miners roll it straight back into a bigger miner.
Two ways money comes in
Both land in the same treasury, from different directions.
Miner upgrades
Permanent upgrades are paid once in ETH on RobinChain and settle straight to the treasury. Higher tiers mine more streams at once and multiply your rate.
The 4.5% trade tax
Every buy and sell of the token pays 4.5% into treasury inventory, liquidity, and operations. It scales with trading, so it keeps topping up even when nobody's buying miners.
Recurring by designThe miner tiers
Each step up raises your rate and how many streams you can run side by side.
HODL Starter
Included free
Tendie Node
One-time
Diamond Hands
One-time
Moonshot Core
One-time
Rocket Prime
One-time
Rates are USD-equivalent accrual; rewards are recorded and withdrawn in each token's native RobinChain asset.
Why the buffer holds
Three reasons the treasury tends to grow faster than it pays out.
Paid once, works for months
An upgrade is a single purchase, but the runway it adds to the treasury keeps working long after the sale.
Pools are capped
Every token has a finite reward pool, so payouts can never sprint ahead of what's been set aside for them.
The tax never sleeps
The 4.5% trade tax climbs with volume, adding a second stream of funding that doesn't depend on selling miners.