ROBIN ARROW DOCS

01 Overview

Robin Arrow is a community token built on Robinhood Chain using a single smart contract that combines an ERC-20 token and a Uniswap v4 hook.

The project revolves around one active status: the Robin Arrow Holder.

The latest wallet to buy at least 100 ARROW in one qualifying swap becomes the current holder of the arrow. While holding the status, that wallet receives a dedicated share of trading fees.

02 Token Information

The total supply is fixed at 100,000 ARROW. No additional tokens can be minted after deployment.

03 The Robin Arrow

The Robin Arrow is a transferable on-chain status assigned through trading.

A wallet becomes the current Robin Arrow Holder when it receives at least 100 ARROW from one qualifying purchase through the official ARROW/WETH pool.

The qualification is based on the net amount of ARROW the buyer actually receives — after the 1% buy fee, not the amount spent. The figures below are the ARROW landed in your wallet.

Example (ARROW received, net of fee)

04 How the Arrow Moves

1. A qualifying purchase happens

   A wallet buys ARROW through the official Uniswap v4 pool and receives at least 100 ARROW.

2. The buyer becomes the holder

   The buyer immediately becomes the new Robin Arrow Holder. If another wallet was previously holding the arrow, the status moves to the new buyer.

3. The holder earns rewards

   The active holder receives 20% of collected trading fees.

4. The arrow is lost or transferred

   The holder loses the status when: another wallet completes a qualifying purchase, or the current holder sells any non-zero amount of ARROW through the official pool.

   After a holder sells, the arrow remains unclaimed until another qualifying purchase occurs.

05 Selling Rules

The current Robin Arrow Holder loses the arrow after selling any amount of ARROW through the official ARROW/WETH pool. The size of the sale does not matter.

Selling any of the following removes the holder status:

• 1 wei of ARROW
• 1 ARROW
• part of the wallet balance
• the entire wallet balance

06 Wallet Transfers

Regular ERC-20 transfers do not affect the Robin Arrow status.

The holder can do all of the following without automatically losing the arrow:

• transfer ARROW to another wallet
• receive additional ARROW
• transfer the entire token balance

Only an actual sale through the official pool removes the status.

07 Trading Fees

Robin Arrow uses fixed trading fees.

• The fees are fixed and cannot be changed after deployment.
• Normal wallet-to-wallet transfers are not taxed.
• Adding or removing liquidity is not treated as a buy or sell.

08 Fee Distribution

Collected fees are accounted for in ARROW.

When there is an active Robin Arrow Holder

• 20% goes to the current Robin Arrow Holder
• 80% goes to eligible ARROW holders

When there is no active holder

• 100% goes to eligible ARROW holders

The holder reward is assigned to the wallet that owns the arrow at the moment the fee is collected. A future holder cannot receive rewards earned by a previous holder.

09 Holder Rewards

The general holder reward pool is distributed proportionally according to eligible ARROW balances. A wallet with a larger eligible balance receives a larger share of the holder reward pool.

Rewards are calculated without looping through every token holder. The contract uses scalable reward accounting so distribution remains possible even when the number of holders increases.

Excluded addresses

Technical addresses do not participate in holder rewards, and their balances are not counted toward the eligible supply. The contract excludes, at deployment:

• the ARROW contract itself (it custodies the unclaimed reward reserve)
• the Uniswap v4 PoolManager
• the Uniswap v4 PositionManager
• WETH (the pair asset)
• the zero address

10 Claiming Rewards

Rewards are not automatically transferred during swaps. Users claim accumulated ARROW manually through the website or contract.

The website displays:

• your ARROW balance
• your total claimable ARROW (holder rewards plus any arrow-holder rewards, combined)
• a claim button
• a successful-claim confirmation

The contract accounts for a single combined claimable figure per wallet (pendingRewards); the pro-rata holder share and the arrow-holder share are added together at collection time, so they are claimed in one transaction.

11 Official Pool

The Robin Arrow mechanic only works through the official ARROW/WETH Uniswap v4 pool.

Trades through unofficial pools do not:

• assign the arrow
• remove the arrow
• collect the project trading fees
• generate Robin Arrow rewards

The official pool configuration is permanently stored in the contract. It cannot be replaced after initialization.

12 One-Contract Design

Robin Arrow uses one contract that combines:

• the ARROW ERC-20 token
• the Uniswap v4 hook
• fee accounting
• Robin Arrow Holder logic
• reward accounting
• reward claiming

This design keeps the token and its core mechanic connected at the same contract address.

The contract does not include

• hidden minting
• editable trading fees
• manual holder assignment
• blacklist functions
• manual seizure of user rewards
• automatic reward transfers during swaps

13 Contract Control

The owner cannot manually:

• appoint a Robin Arrow Holder
• remove the current holder
• transfer the arrow
• change the buy fee
• change the sell fee
• mint more ARROW
• withdraw user reward reserves
• replace the official pool

14 User Dashboard

After connecting a wallet, the website shows:

Values shown live come straight from the contract (currentArrowHolder, pendingRewards, balanceOf, totalFeesCollected). Before launch the dashboard shows a clearly-marked demo preview.

15 Frequently Asked Questions