Everything about this project, explained plainly. Nothing here is a promise, a guaranteed return, or financial advice. If a single thing is unclear, assume the worst case and do your own research.
0xC90a2fD6A3E3dEe67D783C6b5349653948e06673) — that was deployed by the same wallet
which created StonkBrokers and $STONKBROKER (0xb668382c…787CDa), then left
ownerless and unused. Because it was ownerless, anyone could mint its supply. We minted the free
supply and built a Uniswap pool and this community project around it. That is the entire extent
of what we did — we have no affiliation with, and no endorsement from, that team.
We are unaffiliated with StonkBrokers, Clutch, Robinhood, and the tokenized-stock issuers.
V4STONK is an ERC-20 token that already existed on Robinhood Chain (chainId 4663) before we touched it. It was deployed by the StonkBrokers/Clutch team as a throwaway test contract — a “drill” — and then abandoned. It had no owner, no active team, and no mint function anyone could gate.
We did not deploy it. We did not create it. We did not launch it. Because it was ownerless, we minted its free supply and built a Uniswap v4 pool and this community project around it. Think of it as adopting an abandoned contract, not launching a new token. Everything you read here is something we added on top — the token itself is not ours to have created.
We are an independent, anonymous community project. We buy $STONKBROKER on the open market like anyone else.
We are NOT affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, partnered with, or operated by StonkBrokers, Clutch Labs, Robinhood, the Anvil NFT AMM, or any issuer of tokenized stocks. Nothing on this site or in this project implies any such relationship. Any reference to those names is descriptive — we interact with their public contracts the same way any user can.
V4STONK trades in a hookless Uniswap v4 pool whose LP fee is set to 5.55%. That fee is the “tax.” It is collected as a normal liquidity-provider fee, which is why the pool still shows up on the standard Uniswap interface. A vault contract owns the pool’s liquidity and a keeper periodically collects and deploys the accrued fees.
The 5.55% is a guaranteed cost on every swap, in both directions — you lose 5.55% each time you buy or sell, regardless of what happens next. Here is how it’s intended to split; the StonkBrokers fund is 2.05% in total (the 1.02% buy leg plus the 1.03% keep-ETH leg), split roughly half/half:
| Team — operations | 1.00% |
| Buys & burns V4STONK (or, on sells, burns directly) | 1.00% |
| Buys & burns $STONKBROKER (shrinks their supply) | 1.00% |
| StonkBrokers fund — buys $STONKBROKER for the treasury, stacked toward StonkBrokers NFTs | 1.02% |
| StonkBrokers fund — kept as ETH to buy StonkBrokers NFTs on the open market | 1.03% |
| Kept as ETH in the treasury for new endeavours | 0.50% |
| Total | 5.55% |
Buys vs. sells. On a buy the fee is taken in ETH, so the vault buys the tokens for each leg. On a sell the fee is taken in V4STONK — so the burn leg simply burns (no buy needed) and the rest is kept in the treasury as V4STONK for the team to deploy later. So each leg reads “buys & burns” on buys and “burns / keeps” on sells.
The treasury acquires StonkBrokers NFTs two ways: from the Anvil NFT AMM (a fixed 666,666 $STONKBROKER + an ETH fee, that fee being ~10% of the ~10.3 ETH of tokenized stock a broker is funded with), or on the open / secondary market at whatever price the market sets — the NFTs are freely tradeable, so their price is market-driven, not a fixed ~1 ETH. That is why the StonkBrokers fund keeps ETH on hand (to buy brokers on the market) alongside $STONKBROKER (to stack and activate them). Each broker NFT owns an on-chain (ERC-6551) wallet that holds real tokenized stock.
Buying the NFT alone does not earn stock. To earn ongoing stock drops, a broker must be activated at a tier — a separate cost paid in $STONKBROKER, 50% of which is burned. Higher tiers earn a larger share of the drops:
| Tier 0 | 66,666 $STONKBROKER · 1.0× |
| Tier 1 | 166,666 $STONKBROKER · 1.25× |
| Tier 2 | 366,666 $STONKBROKER · 1.6× |
| Tier 3 | 666,666 $STONKBROKER · 2.0× |
| Tier 4 | 1,666,666 $STONKBROKER · 3.33× |
Buying the NFT and activating it are two different steps with two different costs.
The StonkBrokers NFT wallets hold real tokenized stock — genuine tokenized Apple, Amazon and Nvidia (AAPL, AMZN, NVDA) “Robinhood Token” assets on this chain. That part is real: they have value and you can view the balances on-chain.
As the treasury accrues stock, the team harvests it (via the NFT’s 6551 wallet), sells it, and uses the proceeds to buy back and burn V4STONK — and can flip brokers on the secondary market. That is the treasury’s whole purpose: turn accrued stock into V4STONK burns. How much and how often scales with how much stock has actually accrued and with market conditions, but the loop is the plan — not an occasional maybe. The only things that would stop it are outside our intent: a serious exploit, a technical failure, or the external StonkBrokers / tokenized-stock systems we rely on breaking.
1% of every trade goes toward removing V4STONK from circulation — buying it and sending it to the dead address on buys, or burning the fee directly on sells. This is the deflationary mechanic, and it happens on-chain where anyone can verify it.
The 1% buy-and-burn is written into the fee vault and runs automatically every time fees are distributed — the split is immutable, so the team cannot reduce it, redirect it, or switch it off. It does depend on there being trading (that is what generates the fees) and on the keeper triggering collection, and it scales with volume — so the amount burned varies with activity, but the 1% itself is not a discretionary team choice. On top of that, the StonkBrokers flywheel — harvesting tokenized stock and using the proceeds to buy back and burn V4STONK — is the treasury’s standing job; how much it burns scales with how much stock has accrued and market conditions, but it is the plan, not an optional maybe. The one-time burn that set the 69.42B figure was its own event, not part of the ongoing 1% burns.
Circulating supply is 69,420,000,000 V4STONK: the token was minted to its maximum and
everything above 69.42B is burned to the dead address. Because the token has no burn()
function, the raw on-chain totalSupply field still shows the original mint ceiling — the
excess simply sits burned at 0x…dEaD and can never move.
The whole 69,420,000,000 supply is allocated as follows:
| Liquidity | 74.45% · 51,683,190,000 |
| Airdrop (five cohorts, below) | 20.00% · 13,884,000,000 |
| Team — operations | 5.55% · 3,852,810,000 |
| Total | 100% · 69,420,000,000 |
The 20% airdrop is an unsolicited, proportional gift — a gift by an unaffiliated project that does not imply any partnership with or endorsement by the recipient communities. SMK2 is a community token; each recipient is weighted by their on-chain balance or holdings:
| StonkBrokers NFT holders | 7.50% · 5,206,500,000 |
| $STONKBROKER holders | 5.00% · 3,471,000,000 |
| SMK2 holders | 3.25% · 2,256,150,000 |
| Cash Cat holders | 3.25% · 2,256,150,000 |
| Chain Mancers NFT holders | 1.00% · 694,200,000 |
| Total airdrop | 20.00% · 13,884,000,000 |
A team allocation exists for operations. Assume team tokens are not locked or vested unless a lock is shown on-chain — verify the current status yourself rather than relying on any claim.
V4STONK trades in a standard Uniswap v4 pool, so you buy and sell it on the official Uniswap interface — you do not need any other site.
0xC90a2fD6A3E3dEe67D783C6b5349653948e06673 as the
token. Uniswap will show an “unverified token” caution — that is normal for a
new token; confirm the address matches before trading.Trading happens in a single hookless Uniswap v4 pool (native ETH paired with V4STONK, 5.55% fee). The vault contract owns that liquidity position. Confirm on-chain whether the liquidity is locked, how deep it is, and where it sits before trading — liquidity can be thin, and thin liquidity means high slippage and sharp price moves. New, low-liquidity chains can also be hard to exit.
The V4STONK token contract itself is ownerless and immutable — no one can mint more, and it has no admin. That is good, but do not confuse it with the rest of the system.
Beyond what is described above, we are experimenting with additional ideas and possible future projects — different ways to use the treasury, and other products built around the V4 Hooks ecosystem and on Robinhood Chain and elsewhere in the space. This is open-ended R&D, not a roadmap.
Do not take our word for anything. Every claim is checkable on-chain:
0xC90a2fD6A3E3dEe67D783C6b5349653948e066730xe934e36A439C94017B64a3FecE66AF12099aBF500x539CdD042c2f3d93EbC5BE7DfFf0c79F3B4fAbF00xE302733accF4800146E55fC45B46b4E4fFC032D20x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaDThe live figures on the main page read directly from chain state. If a number on the site ever disagrees with the chain, trust the chain.