Collection economicsContract routesLive contract terms

Actual inflows take published routes.

A maturation collection publishes separate primary, royalty, and companion schedules. Every schedule has nonzero artist, Monographs, and collection-pool shares that total 100%.

Fine Print is free, so it creates no primary-sale proceeds. Its Record shows whether maturation is attached. If attached, it names the Stock Token and collection contracts.

Plate / Guide
**How maturation receipts are accounted**
Maturation publishes separate primary, royalty, and companion splits among the artist, Monographs, and pool.
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Primary ETH and royalty ETH enter through bound receivers. A companion receiver can sweep its actual selected-token balance. Displayed volume, unpaid royalties, and projected fees create no contract balance.
The router records each source and credits only the fixed artist, Monographs, and pool. Pool credit cannot be redirected to another collection or an arbitrary address.
Each inflow has immutable, nonzero artist, Monographs, and pool shares totaling 100%. The exact collection schedule is published before mint.
The artist receives the share stated for that collection and source. Making and supporting the artwork remains the primary role.
The platform receives the stated share for infrastructure, security, editorial work, and support. The fee sustains the public registry and publishing system.
ETH remains batch credit until a checked acquisition delivers the collection’s one selected Stock Token. Selected-token receiver inflows stay segregated until their activation or weekly snapshot.
Measured Stock Token units are allocated by historical letter and uninterrupted holding time. A transfer restarts the owner clock; unclaimed allocation stays with the NFT.

Fee routes

Art-only and maturation terms are stated separately.

Art-only paid primaryArt-only paid mint · 90% artist · 10% Monographs

Art-only paid resaleArt-only resale · 8% artist · 2% Monographs

Maturation collectionMaturation · each primary, royalty, and companion split is published per collection

Companion receiverBound receiver balance · published split · unverified ERC-20 provenance

Art-only percentages are fixed by the current art contracts. A maturation collection displays its own immutable schedule before mint.

Participants

The model has three jobs.

ArtistReceives the collection's published artist share

CollectorsLetter and uninterrupted holding time set relative weight for actual Stock Token batches

MonographsFunds editorial programming, infrastructure, security, and support

Accounting

Only received value counts.

Marketplace volume, points, estimates, and unpaid royalties do not create a pool balance. Primary and royalty ETH enter only through their collection-bound receivers. Direct Stock Token donations are recorded separately.

Pons attribution has a hard limit

The verified Pons record binds the companion coin and its dedicated fee receiver. The receiver can contain unrelated ERC-20 transfers. Sweeps are therefore unverified receiver inflow, not proof of Pons fees.

Before activation, Stock Token units remain segregated in the router. After activation, direct units wait for their weekly snapshot before allocation.

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Every NFT transfer restarts the current owner's holding clock.
Unclaimed allocation stays with the NFT; claimed units stay with their recipient.
A companion coin grants no pool claim or platform rights.
The router distinguishes unverified receiver inflow from direct donations.
Claimants must own the NFT, pass eligibility, and complete 90 uninterrupted days after transfer.

Risk

Quiet markets may create little received value.

No promised value

Royalties may go unpaid. Stock Tokens can lose value or become unavailable under issuer or market conditions.

Robinhood Stock Tokens are tokenised debt securities issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited. They provide economic exposure to underlying securities. Holders receive no legal or beneficial rights against those securities’ issuers. Availability, transfer, and redemption depend on issuer terms, applicable restrictions, and service availability. Market, issuer, liquidity, and smart-contract risks apply.

Collection-specific balances, allocations, impairments, and claims are disclosed in the public receipts.

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