Stealthpad
Robinhood ChainPre-launchBlock …

Launch a coin.Holders get paid inZcash.

Every trade tops up a vault nobody holds the keys to. Claim your share as Zcash to a shielded address, as private dollars, or as USDG to the same wallet.

Run the numbers Follow one fee
  • Vault has no owner.
  • Split fixed at deploy.
  • Anyone can run a round.

The app opens with the first coin.

S

$SAMPLE

tax 3%

Paid to holders

$4,812.00

Vault0.0070
Run round

Your share

$SAMPLE

$31.20

lands → shielded u1… · ~0.53%

Sign & claim

Sample coin · the board goes live with the first launch

Contract address · $STEALTH

Pre-launch

To be announced.

$STEALTH launches first, through the StealthFactory on Pons V2, the day the vaults go live. This box is where its address will be printed. Until it is, any contract claiming to be Stealthpad is a fake.

Where it will trade

Pons V2 soonExplorer soonDEX Screener soonRelay soon

Check the address against this page before you send anything.

Keys held

0

always

Coins launched

0

live at launch

Paid to holders

$0

live at launch

Rounds run

0

live at launch

These switch on with the first coin. Until then they read zero, because nothing has run yet.

01 Why fee sharing keeps breaking

Five ways the money gets stuck.

  1. The fees go to one wallet.

    Creator tax is the biggest cash flow a new coin produces. On a standard launchpad all of it goes to the launcher, while holders carry the risk.

  2. A server holds every key.

    Fee-sharing launchpads changed who gets paid, not who holds the money. A keeper wallet holds the fees and derives every vault key from one secret.

  3. The keeper stalls.

    When that server stops, the fees pile up and nobody can move them. When it is compromised, every vault goes at once.

  4. Payouts arrive as dust.

    One asset, tiny amounts, behind a claim that needs a new wallet type. Most holders never claim anything.

  5. Snapshots get sniped.

    A snapshot taken at one slot pays whoever buys one block before it and sells one block after.

  • Other fee-sharing pads:Creator tax goes to the launcher, forever

    Creator tax goes to a vault the coin owns, then to holders

  • Other fee-sharing pads:A keeper wallet holds every vault key

    The vault is a contract: no owner, no withdraw path, no upgrade

  • Other fee-sharing pads:Keeper stalls, payouts stop for everyone

    Anyone runs a round and takes the tip for doing it

  • Other fee-sharing pads:One payout asset, dust per holder

    Three routes, one cumulative claim, no dust

  • Other fee-sharing pads:One-slot snapshot: buy before, sell after

    Average balance over 12 random blocks per round

  • Other fee-sharing pads:The platform token keeps its own fees

    $STEALTH runs on the same vault rule as every coin

02 Follow one fee

From a trade to a shielded landing, in six steps.

  1. Trade

    Every buy and sell pays the creator tax.

    The launcher picks 1%, 2%, 3%, 4% or 5% when the coin is created. It is fixed forever and paid in ETH on every trade.

  2. Vault

    The tax lands in the coin's StealthVault.

    The Pons V2 fee escrow credits the vault directly. The vault is a contract with no owner: nobody can withdraw, upgrade or pause it.

  3. Round

    Anyone runs a round.

    Once the vault holds 0.02 ETH and an hour has passed, any wallet can press Run round. ETH swaps to USDG on-chain, then splits 92 / 3 / 5.

  4. Snapshot

    Twelve random blocks decide the shares.

    The round's own block hash picks 12 blocks from the window since the last round. Your weight is your average balance across them.

  5. Root

    A signed root, and every leaf in public.

    The attester posts a signed Merkle root and publishes the full leaf file. It signs facts. It never holds funds.

  6. Claim

    You choose where it lands.

    Claim whenever you like, across every round at once: USDG to the same wallet, Zcash to a shielded address, or private dollars on Aleo.

The vault can

  • Pull the creator tax credited to it
  • Swap ETH to USDG with a minimum-out
  • Pay the tip and the two fixed protocol addresses
  • Pay holder claims that match a posted root

The vault cannot

  • Be upgraded, paused or migrated, by anyone
  • Change its 92 / 3 / 5 split
  • Change the coin's creator tax
  • Send funds anywhere but a claim, the tip or the protocol

If the attester goes quiet, the money stays in the vault. Nothing is lost; rounds resume when a root is posted.

03 The pad

A board where the biggest number is what holders were paid.

Stealthpad

Paid to holders

$48,210

Coins

64

Rounds

1,902

NewestMost paidRound readyVolumeTax 1–5%
$GLASStax 3%

Paid to holders

$4,812

vault 0.0140 ETHmcap $61k
$NOCTAtax 5%

Paid to holders

$1,106

vault 0.0210 ETHRound ready

Sample board · it goes live with the first launch

  • /boardevery coin, sorted by what it paid
  • /launchname, ticker, tax, one signature
  • /coinvault, rounds, roots and your claim
  • /claimevery claimable balance, one route picker
  • /keeperrounds ready to run, the leaderboard
  • /receiptsevery round, newest first

Launcher

  1. Name, ticker, image, links
  2. Pick the creator tax: 1–5%, fixed forever
  3. Optional first buy in the same transaction
  4. Sign once: the factory deploys the vault and launches on Pons V2
  5. No launcher cut. Paid only as a holder, like everyone else

Holder

  1. Buy on the Pons V2 curve, or the pool after graduation
  2. Hold through rounds: weight is the average over 12 random blocks
  3. Open Claim: one total per coin, in USDG
  4. Pick the landing: USDG, Zcash shielded, or Aleo dollars
  5. The receipt shows the amount and the route, never the destination

Keeper

  1. Open the Keeper tab: rounds ready to run
  2. Ready means 0.02 ETH in the vault and an hour since the last round
  3. Press Run round: one transaction, the 3% tip inside it
  4. The root follows within minutes and a receipt is published
  5. The leaderboard, badges and streaks track who keeps the pad running

04 Run the numbers

What one coin pays its holders.

Creator tax the launcher picked

fixed at launch · paid on every buy and sell

Where it lands

Your $STEALTH tier

sets the route fee on Zcash and Aleo claims

Your share, 30 days

$55.68

$1.86 a day/≈ 0.0348 ZEC

ZEC in a shielded address · Route cost + fee 0.53% ($0.30)

One day of this coin

  • Trading volume5.0 ETH$13,450
  • Creator tax · 3%0.1500 ETH$403.50
  • To holders · 92%$371.22
  • To round callers · 3%$12.117.5 rounds a day · $1.61 tip each
  • $STEALTH vault · 2.5%$10.09
  • Treasury · 2.5%$10.09
  • Your share · 0.50%$1.86 / a day

Real formula, sample inputs. Prices fixed at ETH ≈ $2,690 and ZEC ≈ $1,593 (2026-09-27). Assumes the whole supply is eligible; excluded addresses such as the curve make real shares slightly larger.

05 The snapshot

Hold through the window, or it barely counts.

A round looks back over the blocks since the last round and samples twelve of them, picked by the hash of the block the round ran in. Nobody can know in advance which blocks count, because they are already in the past.

seed · the round's block hash

0x5ea1ed07…

Holderholds 1,000,000 the whole window

Sniperbuys 5,000,000 three blocks before the round

block 1 sampled blockblock 48

One-slot snapshot

taken at the round's block

Sniper takes 83.3%

12 random blocks

Stealthpad

Sniper takes 45.5%

2 / 12 sampled blocks inside the sniper's 3-block hold · Holder: 1,000,000 · Sniper: 833,333

  • Buy one block before a round, sell one after

    Weight is the average over 12 random past blocks

  • Predict which blocks will be sampled

    The seed is the round's own block hash; the blocks are already history

  • Split a bag across many wallets

    Pro-rata by balance: splitting changes nothing

  • Run empty rounds for tips

    The tip is 3% of the round; an empty round pays nothing

  • Sandwich the vault's swap

    Minimum-out from a time-weighted price, and a per-round swap cap

  • Dust wallets farming a share

    An eligibility floor of 100,000 tokens; smaller balances roll forward

06 Payout routes

One vault. Three landings.

The vault holds USDG, and every route starts from it. Route cost is set by NEAR Intents solvers and quoted live before every claim. The 0.20% is the only fee we add; USDG claims carry none.

  • USDG · same wallet
  • Zcash · shielded
  • Aleo · private dollars

  • USDG

    the same wallet, on Robinhood Chain

    Route costnone

    Our feenone

  • Zcash

    a shielded u1 / zs1 address

    Route cost~0.33%

    Our fee0.20%

  • USDCx (Aleo)

    an Aleo address

    Route cost~0.35%

    Our fee0.20%

  • USAD (Aleo)

    an Aleo address

    Route cost~0.36%

    Our fee0.20%

Dry quotes for $100 of USDG on Robinhood Chain, 2026-09-27

Minimum claim on the Zcash and Aleo routes: $5 equivalent. USDG has no minimum.

Monero is added the day NEAR Intents lists it. Nothing else about the flow changes.

What private means here

Private

  • Where the Zcash goes after it lands in a shielded address
  • Its balance and every later move on the Zcash side

Public

  • The Robinhood Chain wallet that held the coin
  • Its share of each round (the leaves are published)
  • The fact that it claimed, and the claim transaction

What we never do

  • No batching, fixed amounts or delays built to hide who claimed. Stealthpad is fee sharing with a private landing, nothing more.
  • No custody of payouts: your own session requests the quote, and the vault pays the deposit address it returns.

07 Keepers

Anyone can run the pad.

A round never waits for us. Any wallet can run a ready round and take 3% of it in the same transaction. A keeper script is open in the repo, so rounds stay regular without anyone trusting a single server.

  • Keeper leaderboard: rounds run, tips collected, coins served
  • First Keeper badge for the first wallet to run a coin's round
  • Streaks for rounds run on consecutive days

Rounds held

1050100

shown on the claim page, read from chain data

Paid per coin

$1k$10k$100k

milestone receipt cards

Never tradeable, never a multiplier on anything paid.

StealthVault · $SAMPLE

Round ready
Balance0.0200 / 0.02 ETH
0.0200 ETH53.80 USDG

  • Holders

    $49.50

  • You · tip

    $1.61

  • $STEALTH

    $1.35

  • Treasury

    $1.34

One hour cooldown per coin, and nothing to run below 0.02 ETH. sample

Sample receipts · real ones start with the first round

$SAMPLEround 41paid $118.40212 holderstip $3.86
$GLASSround 7paid $64.1058 holderstip $2.09
$NOCTAround 19paid $230.75390 holderstip $7.52
$VEILround 3paid $21.3033 holderstip $0.69
$PRISMround 12paid $97.60141 holderstip $3.18

08 Where the money goes

Only one thing enters the system: the creator tax.

Every wei of it goes into the coin's own vault first. Each round then splits it, and the split is written into the contract.

100%

of the creator tax

enters the coin's vault

  • Holders of the coin

    $920 per $1,000 of creator tax

    92%

  • Keeper who ran the round

    $30 per $1,000 of creator tax

    3%

  • $STEALTH vault

    $25 per $1,000 of creator tax

    2.5%

  • Treasury

    $25 per $1,000 of creator tax

    2.5%

  1. 01

    Treasury share

    2.5% of every round on every coin.

  2. 02

    Route fee

    0.20% of Zcash and Aleo claims, lower or zero for $STEALTH tiers. USDG claims are free.

  3. 03

    No launch fee

    Launchers pay only the Pons V2 launch fee (0.0005 ETH) and the network fee.

  • Operations · attester, indexer, API, monitoring

    40%

  • Security · audits, bug bounty, fork rehearsals

    30%

  • Growth · receipts, launch campaigns, partner coins

    20%

  • Reserve

    10%

Scenarios, one day each

Model, not a forecast: ETH ≈ $2,690, average creator tax 3%, daily figures.

Low

10 × 2 ETH

Creator tax
$1,614
To holders
$1,485
$STEALTH vault
$40.00
Treasury
$40.00

Mid

30 × 5 ETH

Creator tax
$12,105
To holders
$11,137
$STEALTH vault
$303.00
Treasury
$303.00

High

100 × 10 ETH

Creator tax
$80,700
To holders
$74,244
$STEALTH vault
$2,018
Treasury
$2,018

The treasury is paid by volume, not by fees on users. The route fee covers route operations; it is not the business.

09 $STEALTH

The pad's own coin, under the pad's own rule.

What holding it does

01

Its own vault

$STEALTH launches through the StealthFactory like every coin. Its 3% creator tax fills its own StealthVault, and 92% of each round goes to its holders.

02

A share of the whole board

2.5% of every round on every Stealthpad coin flows into the $STEALTH vault. Holding it is exposure to the board, not to one coin.

03

Lower route fees

Holders above a threshold pay 0.10% or nothing on Zcash and Aleo claims.

04

First to use new routes

New payout routes open to top tiers first, then to everyone.

  • Buy a larger share of any coin's rounds
  • Change the snapshot or its seed
  • Pause, upgrade or drain a vault
  • Mint more supply
  • Override a coin's creator tax

  • Visitor

    any

    Everything on the pad · route fee 0.20%

  • Holder

    ≥ 0.05% of supply

    Route fee 0.10% · holder badge on the claim page

  • Keeper-plus

    ≥ 0.2% of supply

    Route fee 0% · first to use new routes

  • Core

    ≥ 1% of supply

    Route fee 0% · a signal vote on the next route (no admin keys)

Thresholds use the same time-weighted snapshot as rounds.

Total supply
1,000,000,000 $STEALTH
Distribution
100% on the Pons V2 bonding curve
Team allocation
none
Presale
none
Launch path
StealthFactory → Pons V2
Snipe window
first 3 seconds taxed at 99% (Pons V2 setting)
Graduation
the curve completes at 4.2 ETH, liquidity moves to the pool
Creator tax
3%, paid to the $STEALTH vault
Vault split
92% holders · 3% keeper · 5% protocol

Why Pons V2 first

Investor note
  1. 01

    Awareness. Every Stealthpad coin appears in the Pons V2 launch feed that Robinhood Chain traders already watch.

  2. 02

    Exposure. The curve, the snipe window and graduation are familiar, so traders buy without learning a new venue.

  3. 03

    A fair start. Every coin launches under the same conditions, with a public graduation target.

  4. 04

    Speed. The vault only has to be the creator fee recipient. The venue already exists.

Native Uniswap launches (the vault as the pool's fee recipient, no curve) come later, if launchers ask for them. The vault design does not change.

10 Architecture

Money moves on-chain. Our servers only read and sign.

On-chain · money moves

  • Pons V2curve, escrow, pool
  • StealthFactorylaunches every coin
  • StealthVaultone per coin · no owner
  • NEAR Intentssolvers deliver ZEC / Aleo $

Off-chain · reads and signs

  • Attestersnapshot + signed root · no funds
  • Indexerbalances at any block
  • Managed Postgrescoins, rounds, leaves
  • Read APIpublic, read-only
  • Web appboard, launch, claim, keeper

  • launch(name, symbol, uri, taxBps, firstBuy)

    taxBps ∈ {100 … 500}; deploys the vault; launches on Pons V2

  • runRound()

    anyone · pulls fees · swaps to USDG · pays the 3% tip

  • postRoot(round, root, sig)

    attester signature only · total must equal the round

  • claim(amount, proof, to)

    cumulative Merkle claim · to = your wallet or a route deposit address

Constants, written into the code

HOLDERS 9200 · CALLER 300 · STEALTH 250 · TREASURY 250 (bps) · MIN_ROUND 0.02 ETH · COOLDOWN 3600 s

Contracts it builds on

11 Roadmap

Where it stands.

Phase 0

done

Foundation

  • Concept locked
  • Payout routes measured
  • Name, domain choice, handles
  • Brand locked

Phase 1

now

MVP

weeks 1–4 · now

  • StealthFactory + StealthVault
  • Fork rehearsal against live Pons V2
  • Indexer, attester, verifier
  • App, landing page, docs
  • 3–5 test coins on a fork
  • External audit
  • Mainnet day: $STEALTH first

Phase 2

Growth

months 1–2

  • Aleo private dollars route
  • Adopt mode for existing Pons coins
  • Backup attester set
  • Receipts + keeper leaderboard

Phase 3

Upgrade

months 2–4

  • Claim without ETH on the chain (relayer)
  • Native Uniswap launch mode, if asked for
  • Monero when NEAR Intents lists it
  • Claim widget for wallets

Phase 4

Ecosystem

6–12 months

  • Vaults on other EVM chains
  • SDK for launchpads
  • Partner routes
  1. T−3 daysThe keyless vault, explained in one card
  2. T−1 dayContract and vault addresses published
  3. T+0$STEALTH launches through the StealthFactory, in the Pons V2 feed
  4. T+1 hourFirst round possible; keepers run it
  5. T+2 hoursFirst round receipt posted
  6. T+1 dayFirst Zcash claims settled
  7. T+2 daysThe board opens to every launcher
  • Contracts audited, fork rehearsal log published
  • Test run with 3–5 coins, receipts posted
  • Keeper script public, two independent keepers running
  • Docs live: vault rules, privacy scope, the Pons timelock note

12 Decisions

What we chose, and why.

  1. 01The vault is a contract with no owner

    No keeper can stall it or take it. Trust moves to code anyone can read.

  2. 02The launcher picks the creator tax, 1–5%, fixed at launch

    Launchers choose their trade-off; holders know it forever.

  3. 03Split 92 holders / 3 keeper / 5 protocol

    Holders get almost everything; rounds pay whoever runs them.

  4. 04Protocol 5% = 2.5% $STEALTH vault + 2.5% treasury

    The token shares in the pad; operations stay funded.

  5. 05The vault holds USDG, not ETH

    Stable payouts, and every route is reachable from USDG.

  6. 06Snapshot = average over 12 random past blocks

    Rewards holding time and removes snapshot sniping.

  7. 07You request the route quote; the vault pays its deposit address

    No custody of payouts, and no destination chosen by us.

  8. 08No launch fee in Phase 1

    More launches, more rounds, more receipts.

  9. 09$STEALTH launches first, on Pons V2

    Awareness and exposure first; native Uniswap later if needed.

  10. 10Nothing that hides who claimed

    A private landing, not hidden claims.

What we watch

  • Coins launched, and coins with at least one round
  • Creator tax routed to vaults, per day
  • Paid to holders, total and per day
  • Claims per day, and the share of payouts claimed
  • Route mix: USDG vs Zcash vs Aleo
  • Independent keepers and the median delay before a round runs

What we ignore on purpose

  • Follower counts
  • Holder counts on coins that never pay out
  • Volume that never reaches a vault

01Head start

Fee sharing with a shielded Zcash landing, on Robinhood Chain, from the first coin.

02Network effects

Every coin adds to the $STEALTH vault, every receipt shows the pad working, every keeper makes rounds more regular.

03Data

A public, checkable ledger of payouts per coin and per round, which a copy starts from zero.

04Switching costs

A coin's vault is permanent: its creator tax pays its holders for the life of the coin.

05Brand

"Nobody holds the keys" is a claim anyone can check on the explorer.

06Technical

Ownerless vaults, random time-weighted snapshots and holder-requested routes, together.

Why a copy is hard

  • Copying the contracts is easy; copying the trust is not. A copy starts with no rounds, no receipts and no keepers.
  • A copy that keeps a keeper wallet keeps the weakness this design removes.
  • A copy that removes it becomes Stealthpad, one board and one paid-to-holders total behind.

13 Honest take

What is strong, and what could go wrong.

Strengths

  • The vault has no keys to steal, so a server breach cannot empty it
  • Rounds do not depend on us: anyone can run them, for a tip
  • Payouts land where the holder wants, including a shielded address
  • The snapshot rewards holding time instead of timing
  • $STEALTH follows the same rule it sells

Risks, and what we do about them

  1. 01Pons V2's owner can queue a change of any coin's creator fee recipient (3-day timelock). A watcher alerts on every queued change; money already in a vault cannot be touched by it.
  2. 02After graduation some fee conversions depend on the Pons operator. The fork rehearsal proves the path before mainnet.
  3. 03Route liquidity can dry up for a destination. Quotes are live, and USDG is always available.
  4. 04Claims are traceable on Robinhood Chain. The privacy is in the landing, not the claim.
  5. 05Robinhood Chain launch demand is thin without a campaign.
  6. 06Smart contracts can have bugs. Audit, invariants, fork tests, a bounty, and no admin keys.

Questions

The ones everyone asks first.

Can the team take the money in a vault?+

No. A StealthVault has no owner and no withdraw function. It can only pay a claim that matches a posted root, the round tip, and the two protocol addresses fixed when it was deployed.

What happens if your servers go down?+

The money stays in the vaults. Rounds still run, because anyone can call them. New roots wait until the attester is back; Phase 2 adds a backup attester set.

Does claiming hide who I am?+

No, and we will not claim it does. Your Robinhood Chain wallet, your share and your claim are public. What is private is where the Zcash goes after it lands in a shielded address.

Why does the vault hold USDG?+

Payouts stay stable between rounds and claims, and every route (Zcash, Aleo dollars, USDG) is reachable from USDG in one step.

Do launchers get a cut?+

Only as holders of their own coin, under the same rule as everyone else. There is no launcher share of the creator tax.

The vault

The vault has no keys. Not ours, not the dev's. Just a claim button for everyone holding.

Launch a coin whose fees belong to the people holding it. Pre-launch: $STEALTH goes first, then the pad opens.

Run the numbers Read the docs