VOSS. The keeper never sleeps.

Keeper log

Buybacks total0 $VOSS

Next buyback, hourly--:--:--

> keeper armed. first buyback fires after launch._

What the keeper does

The clock runs whether anyone is watching or not.

Buys back from the curve on a schedule.Each cycle the keeper spends its buyback budget against the pons_v2 curve. The schedule is the design, and every buy that happens is a transaction you can open on Blockscout.
Buy only, by design.The keeper wallet is meant to buy and hold, never to sell back into the curve. Its address is published at launch, so every transfer in or out of it is public and checkable.
Every buyback leaves a receipt.Buybacks land on chain and render in the log above, read from the keeper wallet's own transfers. A Telegram feed mirrors them once the channel is live.

Keeper receipts on Telegram

How it works

Four steps. The keeper only ever does its part.

Stake

Deposit $VOSS into the vault. It sits exactly where you put it until you decide to move it.

Fees flow

Activity on the pons_v2 curve builds the buyback budget. Your staked balance is untouched by this step.

Keeper buys back

On its fixed clock, the keeper spends that budget buying $VOSS back from the curve. It never sells, and it never skips a cycle.

Rebase

The bought-back flow spreads across every staked balance. No claim step, nothing for you to do.

The engine

Connect a wallet. Watch your own position.

This panel reads Robinhood Chain directly, no mockup numbers. It shows zero and empty states until $VOSS is live, and your real balance and real pre-stake the moment it is.

The engine turns on at launch. Connect a wallet now, everything above works the moment $VOSS goes live.

Not connected

$VOSS balance 0 $VOSS

Staked 0 $VOSS

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Amount to stake

$VOSS

The ground underneath

The keeper's story lives on Robinhood Chain.

These are the real facts under the fiction. $VOSS is a bonding curve launch token on pons_v2, deployed on an Arbitrum Orbit rollup that settles to Ethereum. The keeper's own scheduled buyback described above is Voss's design intent for this launch, illustrative until the engine is live. What is already real and built into pons_v2 itself is its own buyback vault: tokens bought back through that mechanism lock for a five year vest rather than being burned outright.

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Arbitrum OrbitRollup stack

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EVMFully compatible

Tokenomics

Stated honestly, or not at all.

The entire fixed supply mints to the pons_v2 bonding curve at deploy. Nobody gets a head start, including the deployer.

1,000,000,000 $VOSS

Fixed supply, minted in full to the bonding curve at deploy time. No mint function after that.

No presale, no team bag

There is no allocation, no vesting chart, no insider round. Anyone buys from the curve, at any time, at the curve's own price.

Deployer holds no keys

On pons_v2 the deployer address is attribution metadata. It confers no special privilege over the contract.

0x109de7780c2150f1e2495fc119baecda17578997

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly.

What actually exists on chain?

A fixed supply ERC20 token launched through the pons_v2 factory on Robinhood Chain, sold on a bonding curve. The keeper, its buyback schedule, and the rebase described above are the design intent for this launch and are illustrative until the engine is live.

What is a rebase?

A supply adjustment applied across staked balances on a fixed clock. Your token count grows at each cycle the keeper completes. It is a mechanism, not a yield promise, and it does not create value on its own.

What is the keeper, actually?

An automated wallet strategy that buys $VOSS from the curve on a schedule. It is design intent, illustrative until it is live and running, not a claim about a product already operating.

Is there a lockup?

There is no lock in the design. Before launch a pre-stake is a plain token transfer to the vault address published on this page, so it is not held by a contract and there is no approval to revoke. Read the vault address here and verify it on Blockscout before sending anything.

Where does the real contract address appear?

Posted at launch on this page and the official X account, at the same moment. The ticker namespace on Robinhood Chain is open, so copies with the same name can exist. Verify against this site and the X account only.