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# Readme

**Robinhood Protocol is a token with a conscience written into its contract.**

On Robinhood Chain, it does one thing relentlessly: as the coin trades, value moves from the largest holders to the smallest — automatically, on-chain, every time.

It lives in two phases.

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## Phase 1 — The Vault

A sealed launch curve that trades **only** through the official website. No outside pools, no early trading — the fairest possible start.
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## Phase 2 — Giving to the Poor

Once it graduates, the token trades on the open market. Holders are ranked by size, and a fee on the largest sellers is set aside for the smallest holders, who claim their share.
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That's the whole idea: **steal from the rich, give to the poor.**

Start with [The Vault (Phase 1)](broken://pages/69048983866d151a96ca446b3839d67b1beaf4ff), see how redistribution works in [Giving to the Poor (Phase 2)](broken://pages/4c90139203850c30f917d163e503c3a971412f38), or jump to [Claiming your share](broken://pages/dd15cb90709bc702d8eb0365c0b16aedc4c3e590).


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