Holder rewards

What the rail earns, holders own.

Holders are paid in tokenized stock. The rail's earnings buy it, and it can be funded directly on top of that. When a round is called the pool is sent straight to holder addresses — no claim page, no signature, no window to miss.

Cadence: On demandrun by hand · daily, or not
Snapshot: One block between roundsrevealed after the fact
Paid in: Tokenized stocktransferred, not claimed
Minimum hold: 5M $AERONreading the register…

The loop

Five moves

Agents pay per call

Inference, market data, RWA quotes. Each call settles in USDG on Robinhood Chain to 0x1b8e…80bd, and the transfer is on chain before the answer is. Nothing is invoiced, nothing is trusted.

Revenue

A round is called

Rounds run when we run them — daily, weekly, or after a week of nothing. There is no calendar to wait for and none to game. The pool is whatever the treasury holds at that moment: not a projection and not a promise, a balance anyone can read at that address.

Round

A block is drawn

One block since the previous round is selected as the snapshot and published only afterwards. With no schedule to read and no announcement to front-run, buying in ahead of a round buys a chance the draw has already passed. The deadline is behind you.

Snapshot

The pool holds real assets

Tokenized stock on Robinhood Chain, bought with what the rail earned — and topped up directly when we choose to fund it beyond revenue. Only freely transferable assets qualify; anything permissioned cannot reach a holder and is out by construction. Treasury rules.

Conversion

It lands in the wallet

Assets are transferred to eligible addresses pro rata against the snapshot. Holders do nothing. The distribution is a batch of transfers on a public chain, which means it is auditable whether or not we describe it accurately.

Delivery

The rail pool

Reading

Ready to distribute—tokenized stock, marked to the bid

Awaiting conversion—USDG, not yet bought into stock

Earned by the rail—across every settlement

Distributed to date$0.00no round has run

Asset	Amount	Bid	Value
Reading the pool…

— Balances read from the tokens themselves and marked to Robinhood's bid; rail earnings from Aeronscan, which indexes the chain rather than a counter we keep. Aeron's facilitator also relays payments for other sellers, a much larger number, none of it Aeron's money and none of it here.

The cut

Set · 5,000,000 $AERON

Minimum $AERON to be eligible snapshot pending

Threshold

01K100K10Mmax

Eligible addresses—of — holders

Eligible supply—— of circulating

Smallest payout—at the pool above

Move the threshold and the register below re-sorts itself.

Five million was set against delivery cost, not holder count: lower lines put hundreds of addresses in one batch and spend more on gas than the pool holds. It is not a break-even — today the smallest recipient still receives slightly less than the transfer carrying it, and that crossing sits nearer six million. It falls as the pool grows. Move the control to price any other line.

The register

#	Address	$AERON	Share	This round	Status
Reading the register…

Balances rebuilt from every Transfer event since the token's first move. Blocks here run at a tenth of a second and public nodes keep state for minutes, so a distribution's authority is the published register and its conservation check, not a promise the block can be re-read later.

The record

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Distributed——

Paid—addresses

Rounds run—on Robinhood Chain

#	Address	$AERON	Received	Value	Transaction

Every transfer, with the hash that carried it. Nothing here needs our word for it.

Rules

Invariants

Bought in the open. Purchases run through public DEX liquidity at a public address. If you can read the chain you can audit the buy.
Held in the open. Positions sit at one public address, priced against the same quotes we sell.
Funding beyond revenue is declared. The pool may be topped up with stock that the rail did not earn. Rail earnings are reported separately above so the two are never confused, and a contribution is never presented as demand.
Contracts are not holders. Liquidity pools, routers and the treasury hold $AERON without being anyone's savings. They are excluded from the register and from the denominator.
A floor, at 5,000,000 $AERON. Set against what delivery costs, not against how many addresses clear it: lower lines spend the pool on gas instead of assets. The floor moves only with those economics, and any change is published before the epoch it applies to.
Distributed under rules. Eligibility is gated per jurisdiction. A public balance is not by itself a right to receive a security.
Every round is published. The snapshot block, the recipients and the hash of each transfer go into the record above once a round lands. That is what "revealed after the fact" means here, and it is the only claim on this page you do not have to take on trust.

The threshold is set and the register is complete. What is left is not a decision but an amount: the pool has to outgrow the cost of handing it out.

$AERON Treasury rules