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Here's how it works: • Launch a token on pons.family • The token's creator fees are routed directly into an immutable vault • Burn tokens to mint NFTs • Every NFT represents a pro-rata claim on the vault As trading continues, the vault grows. So does the redeemable floor.

This is Unique 0x74fae853c853645c7bb68472c5681f8233371272 The core idea: RNFT is an NFT protocol built on Robinhood Chain (an Arbitrum L2) that pairs a token launch with an NFT collection backed by real ETH. Every NFT has a "redeemable floor" — a guaranteed minimum value in ETH that any holder can claim by burning their NFT. How the ETH gets there: When a token launches through pons.family (the underlying DEX), trading fees normally go to the deployer's wallet. RNFT instead routes those fees to a vault contract tied to the NFT collection. About 70% of swap fees flow to this vault, and anyone can trigger a permissionless "sweep" that credits new fees to the vault's internal balance (minus a 5% protocol fee). Minting and redeeming: Users mint NFTs by burning a fixed amount of the paired token (sent to a dead address, not into the vault). The floor price per NFT is simply vault balance divided by circulating NFT supply. Burning an NFT pays out that pro-rata share atomically in one transaction — no server or custodian involved. Why it's trust-minimized: The fee destination is locked in at token creation and can't be changed by the creator or RNFT itself. Creators can withdraw leftover paired tokens but never the WETH in the vault. The main things still requiring trust are the token-to-WETH swap execution, off-chain art/metadata, and frontend uptime (though you can always interact directly with the contracts).