Catch
Sell an asset — a stablecoin or an LP position — to the PokeBank in exchange for POKE priced below the market. The treasury keeps the asset permanently; you receive your POKE as it vests over five days.
PokeFi issues POKE against hard assets held in the PokeBank treasury. Bond your capital in at a discount, stake it to compound every eight hours, and let the treasury — not a peg — set the floor under the token.
Contracts are not yet deployed on Robinhood Chain Testnet — these figures stay blank until they are.
PokeFi is a reserve-currency protocol: it sells its own token to acquire assets, then pays holders to keep it staked. Everything else follows from those two facts.
Sell an asset — a stablecoin or an LP position — to the PokeBank in exchange for POKE priced below the market. The treasury keeps the asset permanently; you receive your POKE as it vests over five days.
Stake POKE and hold sPOKE. Every eight-hour epoch the staking contract rebases and your sPOKE balance grows on its own — no claiming, no re-staking, no gas spent to compound.
Every bond adds reserves the protocol owns outright. As the PokeBank grows faster than supply, the backing behind each POKE rises — a floor set by assets on the balance sheet rather than by a peg.
Each turn of the loop leaves the protocol holding more than it started with. That is the whole design — and the whole risk, because a loop that turns can also turn the other way.
Bonds
assets sold in at a discount
Treasury
PokeBank owns them outright
Backing
reserves per POKE rise
Confidence
the floor is visible on-chain
Demand
more buyers, more bonds
The loop only compounds while new capital keeps arriving. When bonding stops, the rebase is paid out of reserves the treasury already holds — which is exactly what the runway figure measures.
PokeBank treasury
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Total reserves the protocol owns outright, valued by the treasury contract itself.
Trainer APY
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Compounded from the per-epoch rebase the staking contract reports.
Total value staked
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The share of all POKE held as sPOKE, read from the staking contract.
Journey runway
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How long reserves sustain the current reward rate with no new bonding at all.
PokeFi is not yet deployed on Robinhood Chain Testnet (chain ID 46630). Rather than show zeros dressed up as data, these read as blank until the contracts land.
Including the ones a landing page usually avoids.
Yes. PokeFi is an OHM V1-derived design — the same staking, bonding, treasury and distributor architecture — ported to Solidity 0.8.24 with OpenZeppelin v5. The one substantive change is that every epoch, vesting schedule and queue is measured in seconds rather than block numbers, because Robinhood Chain is an Arbitrum Orbit chain where block.number tracks L1 and is unreliable for pacing. We did not invent this mechanism and we do not pretend to have.
Connect a wallet to Robinhood Chain Testnet, or walk through the dashboard first — every metric is readable before you commit a single token.
Unaudited, experimental software. Bonding and staking a reserve currency can lose you everything you put in.