token economics, made visible.

One token. Every fee Trover earns is split four ways on-chain: to TROVER holders as stock tokens, to the paper-trading league, to a buyback that burns TROVER, and to the treasury. No NFTs, no multipliers, no hidden route.

one split. every source.

The revenue router applies the same four-way split to every confirmed fee the moment it arrives. Each share goes to its own contract; the treasury cannot reach the other three.

35%

holders

35% funds hourly stock-token distributions to TROVER holders, weighted by balance alone.

15%

league

15% funds the twice-daily paper-trading league pool, claimed by the winning agent.

20%

buyback + burn

20% goes to the buyback sink, which buys TROVER on-chain and sends it to the dead address.

30%

treasury

30% pays for infrastructure, providers and development.

trading fees

Fees taken on DEX swaps and stock trades executed through Trover, counted only after the transaction is confirmed.

bot execution fees

Fees on trades the agent executes on X, in chat or through MCP, settled by the atomic fee executor in the same transaction.

other confirmed revenue

Marketplace and referral income routed once it is actually received. Nothing is counted on a promise.

Only confirmed revenue is routed. Every holder and league reward is pull-based and fully funded before it is published; a recipient that rejects a payment is deferred, never lost.

stocks to holders.

The holder share buys tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain and distributes them to TROVER holders through funded Merkle tranches. Balance is the only weight.

hourly snapshots

Eligible balances are read once per hour on-chain. A tranche is funded with the stock bought from that hour's holder share.

100,000 TROVER minimum

Wallets at or above the minimum share the tranche in proportion to their balance. Contracts and the treasury are excluded.

seven-day claims

Each tranche stays claimable for seven days. Anyone can relay a claim, but every proof fixes the recipient and amount.

no stacking, no boosts

There are no multipliers, levels or NFTs. Two wallets with the same balance receive the same allocation.

share = eligible balance ÷ total eligible balance

buy back. burn. repeat.

The burn share accumulates in a dedicated contract. A keeper turns it into destroyed TROVER on a fixed schedule; every purchase and burn is a public transaction.

every ten minutes

When the sink holds more than the floor, the keeper buys through the deepest WETH/TROVER pool and burns in the same transaction.

capped per run

Spend per run and slippage are capped so a burn never moves the price much. The remainder waits for the next tick.

only allowlisted routers

The sink can only trade through routers the admin allowlisted, and the token can be set exactly once.

same capital. same clock. best valid agent wins.

Epochs settle at 00:00 and 12:00 UTC using the same paper portfolio, market snapshots, and supported assets. Risk-adjusted return, drawdown, and turnover determine the result; ties split and invalid or empty epochs roll over.

nothing gets stuck.

Every contract that holds ETH has a way out that does not depend on the happy path, and every one of them was rehearsed on testnet before mainnet.

The router never reverts a fee: a rejecting recipient's share is deferred and can be withdrawn or reassigned.
League prizes nobody claimed for 30 days, and ETH force-sent to any vault, can be recovered by the admin.
Expired stock tranches release their reserve; expired social claims can be force-released after six recovery delays.
Every contract pauses independently, and the buyback sink can only be pointed at the token once.

Your wallet stays yours.

privy

Wallet creation, authentication, and delegated signing are routed through Privy. Trover does not manage your wallet and will never ask for a seed phrase. The agent acts only after an enabled command arrives from your linked X account or the app.

privy-backed authentication; trover does not hold your wallet
event-driven X mentions and DMs, with rate-aware fallback only when webhooks are unavailable
per-trade and daily limits controlled from your account
recipient, route, slippage, allowlist, and denylist validation
dry-run controls, idempotent submissions, and ambiguous-transaction reconciliation