Time changes
everything.
An ERC-20 named after right now. Its swap tax starts at zero each UTC day, climbs with the clock, and buys back CLOCK to burn on every taxed trade.
A token that tells time.
CLOCK's name is the UTC timestamp of the current block. It changes every second, while the symbol stays CLOCK.
The name right now
Reading UTC time
Midnight is zero.
The rate adds 0.10% each hour and 0.01% after every completed ten-minute interval. At 23:50 UTC, it reaches 2.35%. Then the day starts over.
Rate at 00:00 UTC
0.00%
rate = hour × 10 + floor(minute ÷ 10) basis points
Every taxed swap makes less CLOCK.
The tax is taken in AAPL, converted to CLOCK inside the same swap, and burned. Nothing waits in a vault. Nobody comes back later to finish the job.
- Swap1
AAPL is reserved
Buys reserve tax from AAPL input. Sells reserve it from AAPL output.
- Buyback2
AAPL buys CLOCK
The Uniswap v4 hook executes the buyback atomically at the pool's current price.
- Burn3
CLOCK disappears
Purchased CLOCK is sent to the burn path, reducing total supply in the same transaction.
Wallet-to-wallet transfers are not taxed. The rule applies only to the bound AAPL/CLOCK pool on Robinhood Chain.
Built to move.
CLOCK launches across two connected, one-sided liquidity ranges. Most liquidity sits near the opening price. Above $80K, the curve gets much thinner.
$3K to $80K
$80K to $10M
Local liquidity is roughly 20 times thinner after the shared $80K boundary, so the same AAPL flow can move price more sharply. There is no gap between the ranges.
The mechanism stays inside the trade.
- No keeper
- Buyback and burn happen automatically.
- Exact output
- Requested output stays intact.
- Price limit
- Each nested buyback is capped at 600 ticks.
CLOCK,
on-chain.
Robinhood Chain mainnet · Chain ID 4663
The address above is the deployed CLOCK token. The canonical pool pairs it with Robinhood's AAPL Stock Token.