Floor Protocol

What $FLOOR actually is. A token with a redemption floor built into the contract, backed by SGOV, tokenized US Treasury bills sitting in a vault. The utility is simple: burn FLOOR anytime, get your pro-rata share of that vault back, in-kind, no oracle, no swap, no permission needed. The floor only rises, and here's exactly where that comes from: - Trading fees getting converted into SGOV and deposited into the vault - A 2% fee on every redemption that stays behind instead of leaving with the redeemer - SGOV's own T-bill yield, appreciating on its own with zero trades needed - Open donations, anyone can send SGOV straight in Since the vault's SGOV balance only grows, and the redeemable supply only shrinks with every redemption, the floor per token is one-directional by construction. It goes up. It cannot go down.

Update FloorPoolOrders is now live. A new way to place limit and stop orders on $FLOOR. Unlike Floor Limit Orders, which redeem against the vault, FloorPoolOrders execute directly through the FLOOR/WETH liquidity pool. Here's why that matters: When you redeem, SGOV leaves the vault and floorPerToken rises from the retained 2% redemption fee. When you sell through the pool, the 4% sell tax is applied instead. Part of that tax is converted into SGOV and deposited into the vault, adding roughly 1.4% of the gross sale value as new backing. The vault grows. The circulating supply doesn't change. The contract itself is intentionally simple. • No price oracles • No admin • No pause • No upgrades • No fee switch • No parameter setters Everything is priced directly in ETH, so execution compares ETH against ETH no external feeds required. Two order types: 📈 Limit Orders Your order executes only if the ETH you actually receive after sell tax, pool slippage, and executor bounty meets your minimum price. Spot manipulation can't force a bad fill. It can only make the transaction revert. 🛑 Stop Orders Your stop arms when the pool price reaches your trigger, but it is still protected by your minimum acceptable execution price. A manipulated spot price can trigger the order early. It cannot reduce what you're paid. Orders are executed in slices, with every slice independently protected by your limit price. If liquidity isn't there, execution simply reverts. The contract never custody-holds your FLOOR. Tokens are pulled, swapped, and paid out within the same transaction. Allowances are reset immediately after execution. Audited by reality: • 47 local tests • 7 fork tests against live Robinhood Chain state The final unknown was whether selling through the live Flap portal correctly forwarded the sell tax into FloorConverterV2. It does. Verified contract: FloorPoolOrders 0x9e11B2A4291840F07a12a94cDDd28E08c2697898 Place orders: #pool-orders" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">floorrh.com/#pool-orders

We have a very big update that we will be announcing next week that will change the entire crypto space, and that will set a new paradigm. Using Floor Protocol

Every stop-loss in crypto comes with the same fine print: "Filled at the best available price." A flash crash. Thin liquidity. One wick. Your stop fills far below where you expected. Floor Limit Orders are now LIVE on $FLOOR. Pre-sign your exit while keeping your $FLOOR in your wallet. A permissionless keeper executes it on-chain for a small bounty that you choose. Two order types: Take Profit Redeem automatically when the floor reaches your target. Since the floor only moves up, your trigger only ever moves toward execution. Floor Stop If the market price ever touches the floor, redeem directly from the vault for its underlying tokenized Treasury bills. No order book. No slippage. No wick can execute you below the protocol's redeemable value. And here's the part that's uniquely $FLOOR: Every executed redemption permanently locks the redeemed $FLOOR and leaves its 2% exit fee inside the vault, increasing the floor for everyone who remains. Even the exits make the protocol stronger. Contract verified on-chain. Place your first Floor Limit Order: #orders" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">floorrh.com/#orders

Coming next for Floor Protocol Every stop-loss in crypto has the same disclaimer: "Filled at the best available price." In a flash crash or thin liquidity, that can mean far below where you expected. Coming to $FLOOR: Floor Limit Orders. No order book. No slippage. The floor is the fill. Pre-sign your order once. A permissionless keeper executes it on-chain for a small bounty when your condition is met. Take Profit → Redeem when the floor reaches X. Since the floor only moves up, your target only ever gets closer. Floor Stop → If the market price touches the floor, redeem at the floor itself. No wick can execute you below the protocol's redeemable value. And here's the best part: Every executed redemption permanently locks the redeemed $FLOOR and leaves its 2% exit fee inside the vault. Even the exits make the floor stronger for everyone who remains. Next on the roadmap. Built the same way as the Public Arbitrage Vault: Design. Test. Rehearse. Ship. That's $FLOOR

Updated stats for $FLOOR, shown on the dashboard: Floor per token: $0.0000005290, more than 3x since launch Vault holds 52.5235 SGOV, verified onchain SGOV yielding 3.57% on its own, no trading required floorrh.com/dashboard

At $FLOOR , we just shipped the Public Arbitrage Vault. On-Chain Arbitrage vault contract: 0x0E39A420ddF7aba7043B663aFA88d390C57a45d7 The floor already only moved one direction. Now it defends itself automatically and you can own that defense. Live on Robinhood Chain. • No owner • No pause • No upgrades • Verified source How it works: Deposit SGOV (tokenized 0–3 month US Treasury Bills) or ETH. While you wait, your capital sits in T-bills earning Treasury yield. If $FLOOR ever trades below its on-chain floor, the vault executes a single atomic transaction: SGOV → ETH → buy discounted FLOOR → redeem at the floor → receive more SGOV Every profitable strike: • Earns arbitrage profit for depositors • Permanently locks redeemed FLOOR • Raises the floor for every remaining holder You get paid. The protocol gets stronger. Why it's different • Fully automated 24/7 keeper • Permissionless execution anyone can strike if the keeper disappears • No standing approvals • Bad trades revert • Withdraw SGOV anytime • No lockups • No deposit fees • No performance fees • Immutable from deployment The invariant SGOV per share starts at 1.0 and can never decrease. That property is enforced on-chain, fuzz-tested across thousands of randomized operations, and validated against live Robinhood Chain state. The asymmetry Your downside sits in US Treasuries earning yield. Your upside is every future panic seller who dumps $FLOOR below its floor. Treasury yield on idle capital. Automatic arbitrage on every crash. No lockup. No fees. The floor only rises. #arb" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">floorrh.com/#arb

Public Arbitrage Vault going live soon

Updates have been shipped: $FLOOR now shows its work. Two new shipments: The floor should be verifiable in real time not taken on trust. 1. Live Coverage Tracker → floorrh.com The headline metric is simple: Floor Coverage = Floor Value ÷ Market Price Under the hood it's computed entirely from on-chain state: • Vault SGOV balance • Effective circulating supply (redeemed tokens stay locked forever) • Chainlink SGOV/USD oracle • Live on-chain Flap buy quote (already net of the 2% buy tax) Below it is a floor-vs-price chart built from archive eth_calls at every historical block. No database. No simulations. Just the chain. 2. Auto Convert Announcer - t.me/floortracker Every hourly conversion now posts automatically. Each update includes: • Transaction • ETH converted • SGOV added • New floor per token • New floor coverage The keeper converts trading taxes into tokenized 0–3 month US Treasury Bills (SGOV) through LI.FI RFQ market makers, protected by Chainlink with a hard 3% maximum slippage guard, before depositing them into the ownerless vault. The invariant never changes: floorPerToken only moves one direction. Now you can watch it happen, block by block. floorrh.com Very big updates to come, up next, the Arbitrage bot for $FLOOR

$FLOOR right now, updated stats: - Floor per token: $0.000002141, up 50%, can never go down regardless of where price goes - Vault holds 21.26 SGOV, verified onchain - SGOV yielding 2.91% on its own, no trading required We are the first protocol to create this kind of floor, we will solve the biggest problem in the space. Rugs, by having an irrefutable $FLOOR backed by the US Treasury, T-Bills

Here is what is coming within the next 48 hours, keep in mind, we have a very very big announcement in the future, concerning an implementation that solves the largest issues we have in crypto, at $FLOOR • Convert Announcer every conversion automatically posts to X with the transaction, new floor, and floor coverage %. Every hourly ratchet becomes public proof. (This will be done via discord webhook/TG webhook) • Live Coverage Tracker "The floor covers X% of price" becomes the headline metric on floorrh.com, with a live chart showing the floor chasing the market price. (This will be shown in its own page, and queried via API) • Public Arbitrage Vault deposit ETH into a permissionless vault that automatically buys and redeems whenever price trades below the floor, distributing arbitrage profits back to depositors. (Passive earnings)

This week, we will deliver every aspect of our roadmap(see tweet: x.com/Floor_Protocol…) But who is $FLOOR is actually built for ? - Traders who've watched every "backed" memecoin claim collapse the moment the market turned, because the backing was just the token's own liquidity in disguise - Anyone who wants memecoin upside without the downside going to zero - People who'd rather verify a floor onchain themselves than trust an announcement - Holders who want their fees working for them even when nothing is trading, not just sitting idle If you've ever bought a "backed" token and later realized the backing was backed by nothing real, this is who it's for.

$FLOOR protocol The Official Whitepaper has been released floorrh.com/whitepaper

Why is $FLOOR backed by T-bills instead of ETH or its own LP? Because a floor made of crypto evaporates exactly when it's needed. Backed by the token's own LP just means backed by itself. Backed by ETH means it shrinks in every drawdown, right when holders need it most. $FLOOR's vault holds SGOV instead, tokenized 0-3 month US Treasury bills. A real-world asset, anchored completely outside crypto. It earns T-bill interest even at zero trading volume, and pays out in-kind with no oracle or swap anywhere in the path.

$FLOOR right now, straight from the dashboard: - Floor per token: $0.0000001472, still early - Vault holds 14.6 SGOV, verified onchain - Redeemable supply down to 999.99M from 1B, 10,000 FLOOR already locked from redemptions - SGOV yielding 2.91% on its own, no trading required

What Floor Protocol solves. Most "backed" memecoins fail the same way: the backing is denominated in the same volatile crypto the token itself is exposed to, so when the market turns, the backing turns with it. $FLOOR's vault holds tokenized US Treasury bills instead, an asset with no correlation to crypto markets at all. Trading fees, redemption fees, and T-bill yield all flow into that vault continuously, and the floor per token is calculated as vaultSGOV ÷ effectiveSupply, a number that mathematically cannot decrease.

Roadmap: • Convert Announcer — every conversion automatically posts to X with the transaction, new floor, and floor coverage %. Every hourly ratchet becomes public proof. • Live Coverage Tracker — "The floor covers X% of price" becomes the headline metric on floorrh.com, with a live chart showing the floor chasing the market price. • Public Arbitrage Vault — deposit ETH into a permissionless vault that automatically buys and redeems whenever price trades below the floor, distributing arbitrage profits back to depositors. • Floor Limit Orders — programmable exits. Pre-sign instructions like "redeem my FLOOR when the floor reaches X" or "if price touches the floor." • Donation Rail — anyone can permanently increase the floor through donations. Leaderboards, community campaigns, and visible "buy the floor" events. • Redemption Receipts — soulbound NFTs proving you redeemed at the floor, creating permanent on-chain history for arbitrageurs and long-term holders.

Redeemed and want to cash out entirely? Sell that SGOV for ETH or USDG right on the same page, no need to go anywhere else. Quotes come from professional market makers via LIFI, the same liquidity behind Robinhood Wallet swaps, and are shown live against the same Chainlink price the vault itself uses. Recent fills have cleared around 99.6% of oracle. Two transactions here too: approve, then sell. This site never holds your funds, the approval goes straight to LIFI's verified router.

Redeeming $FLOOR is two transactions: approve the vault, then redeem. Your FLOOR locks in the vault forever (the token has no burn function), and you get SGOV sent directly to your wallet, the real T-bill token, in-kind, pro-rata, no oracle, no swap anywhere in the path. A 2% fee stays behind in the vault every time, so every redemption raises the floor a little more for everyone who stays.

Every memecoin trends toward zero. $FLOOR trends toward its floor. And the floor is eating the price in real time. Every trade pays a tax (2% buy / 4% sell) that is automatically converted into tokenized 0–3 month US Treasury Bills (SGOV) and deposited into an ownerless, immutable vault. Roughly 1% of all trading volume becomes permanent backing. No team wallet. No admin. No upgrades. If we disappear, anyone can continue the conversions. ~4 hours after launch: • ~$1,560 in taxes collected • $562 of T-bills already locked • ~$620 more converting within the hour • The floor already covers ~10% of the market price How do holders win? 1. Trade it like any memecoin. The floor limits downside not upside. 2. Stay through the exits. Every redemption shrinks supply and leaves its 2% exit fee behind, increasing the floor for everyone remaining. 3. Arbitrage keeps the floor honest. If $FLOOR ever trades below its redeemable value, anyone can buy it, redeem for SGOV, and capture the spread. Profit pulls the price back above the floor. 4. If the hype dies, the vault doesn't. Remaining holders still own the underlying Treasury bills pro-rata instead of watching the token decay toward zero. Above the floor, it's a memecoin. Below the floor, it's an arbitrage opportunity. Verify everything yourself: • First conversion: robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/tx/0xf6a7a337a… • Vault: robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/address/0x0858… • Live floor, docs & simulator: floorrh.com CA: 0xC21538328C2B4Db8D215e8D646aC1d1E14ca7777 Only the address on floorrh.com is real. NFA. DYOR.

How do $FLOOR holders make money? Two ways. 1. The floor keeps rising. Every trade buys more tokenized T-bills. Those T-bills also earn Treasury yield, increasing SGOV's value over time. Every redemption locks supply and leaves its 2% exit fee in the vault, raising the floor per remaining token. 2. Arbitrage protects the floor. If $FLOOR ever trades below its redeemable value, anyone can buy tokens and immediately redeem them for more valuable SGOV. That arbitrage pushes the market price back above the floor. The floor isn't a promise from the team. It's an economic equilibrium enforced by the market.