Thanks for the follow back @vladtenev

We chose Robinhood Chain because it's the first chain built by a company that already has a large retail audience and a clear reason to bring it onchain. Tokenized stocks, stablecoins, and real-world assets sit at the center of what this chain is for. That brings in people who have never touched crypto before. Chains with that kind of ambition take time to fill. Infrastructure, regulation, and distribution all move on longer timelines than a typical crypto cycle. We'd rather keep building through the slow months than wait for the busy ones. SLVR's role here is to be the fairest way to own a piece of what this chain produces. There was no presale, no VC round, and no insider allocation. Supply is capped at 500,000, and all of it has to be mined, one round at a time, by whoever shows up. Anyone can mine it, anyone can lock it, and every locked token earns a share of the ETH the protocol collects. Since launch: - 25,000+ ETH in volume - 2,000+ ETH paid to stakers - 500+ ETH in Payload rewards - 200+ ETH in $SLVR buybacks Mining stays at the core. Around it, we're building yield that comes from real activity on this chain: vaults earning trading fees on tokenized stocks, liSLVR making locked positions usable in more places, and more strategies that route back to stakers. We were the first mining protocol on Robinhood Chain. We plan to be here when it's busy. SLVR.

owning a sliver of a company i love? kinda cool ngl

10,000 $SLVR burned That’s 8.93% of all $SLVR mined to date