One shared reactor
Stocks are the particles. Market performance drives the competition.
Collider is a shared rewards protocol on Robinhood Chain. Eligible stocks appear as distinct, color-coded particles inside the reactor. Every 30 minutes, a collision selects the best-performing eligible stock for that cycle’s reward acquisition.
All Collider NFTs participate in the same system. Each NFT holds a user’s $COLLIDER commitment; that commitment determines their proportional share of acquired stock-token rewards. The NFT is an access and participation layer, not an independent trading portfolio.
Mint and commit
Minting is free. Participation is weighted by the tokens you commit.
To mint a Collider NFT, your wallet must hold more than $50 worth of $COLLIDER. Exactly $50 does not qualify. Collider charges no NFT mint price; blockchain gas is separate. Eligibility is determined from the wallet’s token balance and the applicable valuation feed.
After minting, commit $COLLIDER to your NFT. Holding tokens in your wallet or owning an NFT without a commitment does not earn a reward share. The same token units cannot count toward more than one commitment.
Your weight is your eligible committed amount divided by all eligible commitments for the cycle. Extra NFTs do not create a multiplier. Each cycle records the commitments used for its allocation, so later changes do not rewrite an already-earned reward.
mint eligibility: wallet holding value > $50 reward share = your eligible commitment / total eligible commitments
Tax and manual funding
Tax revenue lands in the deployer wallet. The deployer manually funds the reward contract.
$COLLIDER applies a 3% tax on buys and a 3% tax on sells. These receipts go to the deployer wallet—not directly to the reward contract. A taxed trade therefore does not, by itself, create a reward balance.
The deployer chooses when and how much to deposit. Only confirmed deposits become available contract funding. Tax collected, funding deposited and funds available for rewards are separate amounts.
This operator-controlled funding is an essential part of Collider. Reward availability depends on manual deposits; there is no automatic promise that every tax receipt, or all collected tax, will be distributed. Funds still in the deployer wallet cannot be spent by the reward contract.
3% buy / 3% sell tax → deployer wallet → manual confirmed deposit → reward contract
Collisions every 30 minutes
A collision closes a cycle. Funding and market conditions determine whether it creates rewards.
The reactor runs a collision every 30 minutes. Each cycle records its eligible participants, market observations, selected stock, allocated budget and reward outcome. The schedule operates independently of whether a user has the app open.
At the collision, the system compares eligible stocks using the cycle’s performance rule and selects the highest-ranked eligible stock. A stock’s visual color or the apparent contact between animated particles does not decide the winner; recorded market data does.
A cycle without available funding, eligible commitments, valid market data or a suitable acquisition creates no new rewards. It does not consume older unclaimed rewards. A 30-minute cadence is not a guarantee of a payout every 30 minutes.
Stock selection
Performance matters only when a stock token is eligible to become a reward.
The reactor draws from supported Robinhood stock tokens. Candidates must meet the system’s market-data, availability, recipient-eligibility and liquidity requirements. The active set changes as those conditions change; a high-performing but unavailable token cannot bypass them.
Stocks are compared on a consistent performance basis. Selection uses validated, time-stamped observations; acquisition also requires a usable price and sufficient executable liquidity for the intended amount. Stale data, a ticker label or a displayed price alone does not authorize a purchase.
Rewards are stock tokens, not direct ownership of ordinary company shares. Robinhood Stock Tokens provide economic exposure to underlying securities and are subject to issuer terms and jurisdictional restrictions. Minting a Collider NFT does not override those restrictions.
Turning funding into rewards
Only stock tokens actually received can be allocated to participants.
Each funded cycle has a defined acquisition budget drawn from available contract funding. Money reserved for another acquisition and stock tokens already owed to participants are excluded from that budget.
The selected stock token is acquired within the cycle’s spending limits. Fees, spreads and execution costs affect how many tokens the budget can buy. The system credits the actual quantity received, not a quoted estimate or the amount originally requested.
A partial acquisition allocates only the received quantity. An unsuccessful acquisition creates no reward entitlement. Unspent funding remains separate from earned rewards and can support subsequent cycles once outstanding transactions are reconciled.
Your share. Your claim.
Rewards are allocated proportionally and stay claimable until you claim them.
Once the stock tokens arrive, the system allocates them according to each participant’s eligible committed $COLLIDER for that cycle. An allocation creates a claimable stock-token balance; it does not automatically transfer tokens to the user’s wallet.
Open the Claim tab, review your available stock-token rewards and submit a claim from your wallet. A claim completes when the transfer is confirmed. Claiming one allocation does not change the amount earned in another cycle, and a new winning stock does not convert older rewards into a different asset.
For example, if a cycle receives 10 stock tokens and two participants account for 25% and 75% of eligible commitments, their allocations are 2.5 and 7.5 tokens. Actual allocations respect the reward token’s smallest unit; rounding remainders remain separately accounted for. This example illustrates allocation, not an expected return.
your allocation = received stock tokens × your cycle reward share claimable balance = allocated token units − successfully claimed token units
Reward accounting
An earned reward is reserved for its claimant, not recycled into the next collision.
Collider accounts for each asset separately: available funding, acquisition budgets, received stock tokens, claimable allocations and rounding remainders. The total allocated quantity cannot exceed the tokens received. An existing claim remains denominated in the stock token it earned.
A deposit, cycle outcome or claim cannot be credited twice. Submitted transactions are distinct from confirmed transfers. Funds or tokens tied to an unresolved transaction remain subject to reconciliation rather than being treated as freely available.
Rewards vary with funding, participation, prices and execution. Neither $COLLIDER nor stock-token rewards have a guaranteed value, yield or capital protection. The tax rate describes a trading charge, not a promised return.
reward inventory ≥ outstanding claimable token units available funding excludes reserved acquisition budgets
Reading the reactor
The viewport brings the market, your participation and your rewards into one place.
Each stock has a recognizable logo and a consistent particle color. Market-driven movement, beam intensity and trails show changes in the active field. The main 3D scene and its diagnostic views represent the same reactor state; the stock legend identifies each channel.
The participation panel brings together wallet access, NFT minting, token commitments and manual claims. The cycle clock shows the collision schedule. NFT artwork updates off-chain as the reactor’s composition changes; artwork and animation do not determine ownership, commitment balances or reward entitlements.