Bring your STASH
to Robinhood Chain
Four chains. Four supplies. Four different prices for the same coin. That ends here.
Every holder moves to one STASH on Robinhood Chain — 1:1, no fee, no cut,
no lockup. One chain, one chart, one market cap.
You're not buying STASH again. Two dates matter: on Sept 3 your
balance is recorded and you simply hold. On Sept 10 the burn desk
opens and you migrate. Buying old STASH in between adds nothing —
the snapshot is what you held, not what you hold later.
All times 11AM ET, 2026. Your balance is recorded on Sept 3 — hold and do nothing. The burn desk opens a week later and runs for thirty days. Only balances held at the snapshot are eligible; buying legacy STASH afterwards does not qualify.
Am I eligible?
Connect to see your allocation. Nothing is spent and nothing is signed — burning starts Sept 10.
How much you get
One rule decides it: your balance at the snapshot is a ceiling, and you can only migrate what you still hold when you burn. Three wallets, all with 500 STASH recorded at the snapshot.
Held and kept
500 at the snapshot. Did nothing. Still holds 500.
Bought more after
500 at the snapshot, then bought 300 more. Now holds 800.
Sold some after
500 at the snapshot, then sold 200. Now holds 300.
What happens next
Four stages. Right now there is nothing to sign and nothing to pay — the only thing that matters is where your STASH is sitting when the snapshot is taken on Sept 3. Migration opens a week later, on Sept 10.
Snapshot
Your balance is recorded across all four chains. Hold and do nothing — that balance becomes your allocation.
Migration opens
The burn desk goes live and the new STASH address is revealed. The burn contracts are deployed and published days beforehand so anyone can read them first — they open on their own at this time and cannot run a second earlier.
You burn
Connect, and send your old STASH to the burn contract. It reads your cap first and refuses anything above it, so you can't over-burn by accident. One burn per chain you hold on.
New STASH lands
The matching amount arrives at your Robinhood Chain address. No gas on your side, no claim button, no form. You don't need to hold anything on Robinhood Chain first.
Questions
I've seen my number. What do I do right now?
Nothing. Hold your STASH in your own wallet until the snapshot on Sept 3. There's no transaction to sign, nothing to approve and nothing to pay. The burn desk opens after the snapshot and you'll be able to migrate from this page.
What's the snapshot and why does it cap me?
It's a record of every STASH balance at one fixed moment on each chain. Whatever you held then is your ceiling. Without it, anyone could buy cheap old STASH after the announcement and swap it into new supply — the cap is what stops the migration being farmed. It's enforced by the contract, not by anyone's judgement.
Why is the snapshot a week before migration opens?
So it cannot be farmed. The snapshot is taken on Sept 3, the day of the announcement. If it happened when migration opened instead, anyone could buy old STASH during the week in between and mint themselves an allocation out of the news. Fixing it at the announcement means the holders carried across are the ones who were already here.
The gap also lets the burn contracts be deployed, verified and read by anyone before a single token can be burned.
I bought STASH after Sept 3. Am I eligible?
Not for what you bought. The snapshot is the whole list, and buying afterwards does not create an allocation — the contract refuses the burn, so you keep those tokens rather than losing them, but they do not convert.
I sold some after the snapshot. What now?
You can only migrate what you can still burn. The snapshot sets your maximum, not a guarantee — if the tokens are gone, there's nothing to retire.
Why didn't my Solana balance show up?
An EVM address and a Solana address are completely different keys — even inside the
same wallet app. One is 0x…, the other is base58, and neither can match
the other. Connect both and the totals stack together.
I hold on more than one chain.
You get a separate allocation on each chain and burn each one on its own. Connect your wallets and every chain you appear on is listed, with a combined total.
Which wallets work?
Any EVM wallet your browser exposes — MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, Rainbow and others are detected automatically. On Solana: Phantom, Solflare, Backpack and anything else that injects a standard provider. You can also paste an address by hand without connecting anything.
Why are the four chains different sizes?
Supply drifted as people bridged and traded across chains, so the four balances and four market caps never lined up. That drift is the whole reason for consolidating onto one chain.
How do I know my number is right?
Every allocation is committed to a Merkle root, published per chain, and your proof
can be checked against it by anyone. The balances underneath were rebuilt from public
transfer history and reconciled against each contract's own reported supply — not
typed into a spreadsheet. Provisional roots, republished after the Sept 3 snapshot:
Base 0x2a037b31fc93c0fe2ad983e6fc24eac07d67cbec8b05e194fc114a8056577328,
Ethereum 0xcf3695ca96a3ccf12d4933d5ebf2609a21b915728c600aca118cee87d76b2b25,
BNB 0x768bfb1f39db4ee99023cebb32b4c1dd8ada33509431adf9976d731d35d3063c.
Is the new token live?
Not yet. The Robinhood Chain contract hasn't been deployed. Its address will be published here and on the official channels first — treat any address circulating before then as a scam.
What happens if I miss the window?
The window runs from Sept 10, 2026 at 11AM ET to Oct 10, 2026 at 11AM ET. After it closes the burn desk stops accepting legacy STASH and this page comes down. Your snapshot allocation is not held open past the deadline, so migrate early rather than on the last day.