On Robinhood Chain

Buy $STBL

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Contract 0x79a74fd91f8e1c4ab8e76253dec5c91f3094393f

STBL trades on Robinhood Chain paired against a tokenized stock (NVDA).

Before you confirm a swap, always check that the token address matches the one on this page to avoid fake listings.

Where to buy

UniswapPay with ETHponsSTBL / NVDAKyberSwapSTBL / NVDARelayPay with ETH

Charts

DexscreenerSTBL / NVDAGeckoTerminalSTBL / NVDACoinGeckoToken pageCoinbasePrice pageCoinMarketCapToken page

Contract details

Contract address

0x79a74fd91f8e1c4ab8e76253dec5c91f3094393f

Chain

Robinhood Chain · chain ID 4663

Token

Superstables (STBL) · 18 decimals · 1,000,000,000 total supply

Main pool

STBL / NVDA on Uniswap v4

View pool
Trading fee

Trades in the STBL/NVDA pool pay a 1% fee in tokenized NVDA to the project treasury. See the Treasury page for recorded fees and expenses.

Explorer

View STBL on the Robinhood Chain explorer

Add to wallet

This asks your browser wallet to display STBL. Your wallet may also prompt you to switch to or add Robinhood Chain. No signature or transaction is requested.

How to buy

  1. To use the Uniswap link with ETH, have ETH on Robinhood Chain for the swap and gas. Open the bridge if you need to move ETH to Robinhood Chain.
  2. Open Uniswap or another swap site listed above and connect your wallet there. Check the selected input token; some links select tokenized NVDA.
  3. Check the network and STBL contract address, then review the quoted amount and fees. Review each request in your wallet before approving or signing.

How the fees work

Trades in the STBL/NVDA pool pay a 1% fee in tokenized NVDA to the project treasury. This fee applies to trades through that pool, including the portion of an ETH swap that Uniswap routes through it. The Treasury page shows fees and expenses recorded by the team.

The dev wallet is locked

Tokens in the dev wallet are locked at launch. Unlocking them requires a governance vote on when and how the funds are deployed, and the funds can only be deployed into development and R&D: the router, the index, and the audits they need. Lock and vote details will be published on this page.

Why a token

The router is in development. We plan to release it as open-source software, with signing handled locally. STBL/NVDA pool fees contribute to the project treasury.

Nothing on this page is financial advice. Questions: @superstables.