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Fees collected

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Data delivered

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Treasury balance

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Fees in, gigabytes out.

Per $100 traded,
here is what arrives.

Trading fees become mobile data, credited to holders every hour.

  • Trade fee
    1.50%
  • Holder share
    0.75%
  • Net rate
    0.75%
  • Delivered
    0 GB

    Genuinely zero. No provider is contracted and nothing has been delivered.

The trade fee is 1.50% on a trade in either direction, settled into the treasury on chain. Half of it is the holder share, and the other half stays with the protocol, which is where the 0.75% net rate comes from: net of everything, 0.75% of traded volume arrives as data allowance. These are the protocol’s designed parameters, not a measurement — the fee has never been charged, because nothing is deployed. The allowance is a promotional grant of product access. It is not an investment return, it is not redeemable for cash, and delivery depends on a third party. The allowance is denominated in data, not in currency, and the amount of data $0.75 buys depends on what a provider charges, which is not yet known because no provider is contracted. Nothing here is a projection of what any holder will receive.

Your data follows your wallet.

Hold

Hold above the floor and you earn passively. The tokens in your wallet are the account — there is no staking step, no sign-up and no separate balance to top up.

Accrue

Your allowance is credited every hour, weighted by how long you held across the window. It is a ledger row rather than an on-chain transaction, so accruing costs you nothing in gas.

Claim

Install the profile and use it. Claim again when it runs out. What you have not claimed stays in your balance rather than sitting idle on a profile nobody is using.

Where it works, and who provides it.

Not named yet

No eSIM provider is contracted. Until one is, this space stays empty rather than carrying a placeholder logo or a name we are still talking to. A vendor that cannot be named should not be used, and one that has not signed cannot be named.

What it has to do

Bulk purchase through an API. Programmatic provisioning, so a claim issues a profile without a human in the loop. No KYC required for delivery. And a coverage list it publishes itself, that we can link to rather than paraphrase.

The open questions

Everything, read live.

Your weight

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Not connected.

Unclaimed allowance

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Not connected.

Claimed to date

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Not connected.

  • Claim a profile

    Connect to see your balance. Nothing has accrued, so there is nothing to claim.

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  • Contract and chain

    Ticker
    $ROAMUR
    Chain
    Robinhood Chain, 4663
    Trade fee
    1.50%
    Net rate
    0.75%
    ROAMUR token
    Not deployed
    Fee splitter
    Not deployed
    Treasury
    Not deployed
    Accrual ledger
    Not deployed
    Blockscout

  • What is live, what is not

    • Live: This page, and the live block height
    • Not built: The ROAMUR token — not deployed
    • Not built: Fee splitter, treasury, accrual ledger
    • Not built: An eSIM provider — none contracted
    • Not built: Claiming — nothing to claim from
    • Partial: The mechanism — specified, not built

Nothing is deployed. There is no ROAMUR token, no treasury and no accrual ledger, and no eSIM provider is contracted. Every figure below reads zero because zero is the true amount. There are no contracts yet, so there is nothing to audit. Any contract that ships will say whether it has been audited, and by whom.

Questions.

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