Quotron I
2,450 in the catalogue
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QUOTRONS / a field guide
A token you can trade.
A computer you can keep.
QUOTRONS mixes liquid Q with numbered terminals. This guide shows the mechanics in plain language, then lets you inspect the rules behind them.
4,444 catalogue4 tiers10 Robinhood stock tracks
Every terminal has a model, a stock track, and a state.
First, the basic idea
Liquid Q and a terminal can be related, but they are not the same thing.
A dark terminal is linked to one liquid Q. Hardwiring permanently burns that Q and keeps the terminal as a lit, transferable NFT.
Source · Hardwiring ↗Example, not your wallet
A small before-and-after.
Hardwiring keeps the chosen terminal and permanently burns one Q.
2.3 Qliquid
+2 darklinked IDs
→0 lithardwired IDs
1Q
Permanent conversion
Read the rule ↗Hardwire once. Keep the terminal.
The hardwired NFT can be sold or transferred, but it cannot convert back into Q. This teaching page never connects to a wallet or performs an action.
The four tiers
Higher-tier terminals get a larger share.
Each model has a reward weight. Within the same stock track—for example AAPL—more weight means a larger share of ordinary rewards.
Quotron II
1,330 in the catalogue
1.50track weightbase weightQuotron 800
530 in the catalogue
2.50track weightbase weightNASDANK
130 in the catalogue
5.00track weightbase weightThat is about 25% more weight, not a guaranteed 25% more income. Rewards compete within the terminal’s stock track. A qualifying NFT is not the fungible STONKBROKER token.
Funding and flows
Open live funding data →Different activity funds different parts of QUOTRONS.
Trading fees, marketplace royalties and direct contributions follow separate contracts. The same money is shown once as it moves from its source to its destination.
Robinhood Chain
Canonical QUOTRON/WETH market
Fee-bearing WETH-side swaps historically paid a 3% contract fee. Ordinary token transfers do not.
3% assessed→2% terminal stock rewards.6375% locked liquidity.2125% former governance route.15% creator
Terminal rewards are converted into ten stock tracks before item allocation.Marketplace
OpenSea royalties
A typical sale records a 5% royalty: 4% to the keeper and 1% to the creator. Exact order consideration remains authoritative.
NFT sale→4% keeper1% creator→separate reward converter
The keeper may delay, combine or top up funds. A sale is not assigned directly to one later reward epoch.Ink
xStock/USDG markets
Each market emits its actual fee rate. The current configured rate is 0.30%, divided between two destinations.
Per-pool fee→50% future terminal reserve50% that market's LP vault
Ink reserves are pre-migration accounting and are not current Robinhood Terminal rewards.WETH → future terminal rewards
Contributed WETH can be converted through USDG into the ten reward stocks. The donor does not receive an investment return.
WETH → protocol-owned liquidity
Contributed capital becomes xStock/USDG liquidity. Donors do not receive withdrawable LP shares.
Vault shares → LP fee claim
A user LP position receives its share of the LP half of one Ink market's fees. It is separate from both contribution rails.
Who ultimately benefits
Terminal holdersConverted stock rewards
LP providersPer-market Ink LP fees
Protocol liquidityGrowth Sink positions
CreatorDirect contract allocation
Four special terminals
Relics take fixed slices. They do not promise a fixed payout.
The three basket relics—4441, 4442, 4443—share 12.5% of each converted stock equally. Gold 4444 receives 5%. The ordinary track gets the remaining 82.5%.
Source · Reward structure ↗12.5%basket1/3 each
5%Gold 4444
82.5%ordinary track
See how a collection would have shared rewards.
Build a hypothetical collection, or load a holder wallet, then compare it with completed reward days.
Choose at least one terminal to run the scenario.
Manual counts model newly hardwired terminals against the recorded reward denominators for the selected period.