The Standard Reserve is live. So is the terminal.
Back when it was pre-launch I built centralbank.bot to read this protocol the moment it deployed. It deployed on 14 September, the pool opened on the 15th, and the terminal now reads it live from Robinhood Chain.
Straight from chain: circulating supply against the 1B cap, STANDARD burned, and active branches, already 1,099, that is the 1,000 founding branches plus 99 expansion licences bought and burned inside the first day. Issuance streaming per second. Treasury ETH across the vaults. Price, market cap, liquidity and volume from the canonical pool.
All 1,000 Founding Charters minted and confirmed soulbound onchain, so there is no secondary floor, whatever you have heard.
It also lists every verified contract address. Impersonator STANDARD tokens already exist on the chain. The only canonical token is the one the terminal reads, which is also currency1 in the hook's onchain pool key. Verify by address, never by name.
What it does not do is surface a trading signal. It reads public state only, does not call STANDARD "backed" by anything, and there is still no holder redemption claim against the reserves.
No affiliation. Not advice. Just the numbers anyone can read from chain 4663, in one place: centralbank.bot
Stonks Dev.
@standard_rsv @0xbeans
I just deployed an independent monetary policy terminal for the protocol: centralbank.bot
The methodology page maps every gauge to the whitepaper's formulas, the simulator models the policy staircase and resolution fee with your redacted parameters as labelled assumptions.
This site is community built, clearly marked unaffiliated, and I'll of course correct anything the contracts contradict. If any of it misreads the mechanism, tell me and I will fix it.
@standard_rsv
Sep 15, 2026 · 4:19 PM UTC
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