The Standard Reserve
STANDARDOn-chain central bank adjusting STANDARD issuance and reserves via ETH flow
Performances
RD Popularity Index
RD Growth Index
| 1h | 24h | 7d | 30d | 60d | 90d |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.18% | 5.72% | 2.74% | 2.69% | -- | -- |
Revenue & Burn
Protocol income
$194.27KBuyback funds
$33.5KBurn funds
--Buyback ratio
17.2%Protocol funds over time
Monthly amounts & ratios
| Period | Protocol income | Buyback funds | Burn funds | Buyback ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 2026 | $194.27K | $33.5K | -- | 17.2% |
| Oct 2026 | $4.23M | $1.57M | -- | 37.1% |
| Sep 2026 | $4.56M | $786.43K | -- | 17.2% |
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STANDARD is the sole token of the on-chain central-bank protocol, hard-capped at 1 billion, with issuance paced by ETH net inflows to the Uniswap v4 pool and buyback-and-burn from revenue on net outflows, making the post-burn maximum supply monotonically decreasing.
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About The Standard Reserve
The Standard Reserve is an onchain currency experiment on Robinhood Chain, with STANDARD as its native money and a hard cap of one billion units. It targets the failure mode of OHM-style fixed emissions: constant issuance creates persistent sell pressure in downturns, supply decouples from demand, and price can only fall. Unlike algorithmic stablecoins it does not target a dollar peg; its own price is the variable being managed.
All trading runs through a single Uniswap v4 pool where a custom hook expands or contracts supply based on net ETH inflows — minting when demand rises, buying back and burning on outflows — with a soulbound Charter NFT acting as a banking license. Genesis minting closed on September 14–15 and the protocol opened, with the project self-reporting 7,800 holders and 1.2% of circulating supply burned on day one. The system is highly reflexive and pool-dependent, no third-party audit was published at launch, and it has run for only weeks.
On August 23, 2026, developer 0xBeans published The Standard Reserve whitepaper, and on September 14 it launched on Robinhood Chain as a self-styled "onchain central bank," reworking Olympus DAO's issuance around net ETH flows.
The Standard Reserve sold 1,000 Genesis Charter NFTs at 0.15 ETH on the whitelist, with the rest auctioned Dutch-style from 1.25 ETH down to a 0.15 ETH floor; all proceeds went to liquidity and the treasury, with no team allocation.
The Standard Reserve's STANDARD has a 1 billion cap, with 100 million paired against ETH in irrevocable full-range liquidity; Bankers split 700,000 daily issuance by Branch count, and opening a Branch requires buying a licence in STANDARD that is fully burned.
When minting closed on September 15, The Standard Reserve reported 7,800 holders, 94% of Charters held by unique addresses and 1.2% of float burned, with a market cap briefly at $18.38 million and now around $17 million.
The Standard Reserve front-loads expansion costs and back-loads exit costs to avoid an OHM-style death spiral, but with no disclosed audit, team-controlled governance and only a month of history, the sample is too short.
The Standard Reserve launched on Robinhood Chain in mid-September 2026, with STANDARD trading opening around September 14-15; the Genesis mint of 1,000 Founding Charters raised roughly 583.6 ETH (about $1.47 million) and market cap briefly reached around $43 million.
Mechanically, the protocol uses net ETH flow through the Uniswap v4 ETH/STANDARD pool as its monetary policy signal: positive net inflows raise the issuance multiplier and build reserves, while outflows cut issuance and redirect fees toward buybacks and burns. As of October 20, 2026, about 26.1 million STANDARD had been permanently burned, with 863 active banks, 3,636 open branches, an issuance multiplier of 0.55x (contraction), and roughly 240,000 STANDARD paid to holders cumulatively; withdrawals currently incur an exit fee of about 53.8%, half burned and half distributed to bankers who stay.
The Standard Reserve (TSR) launched on Robinhood Chain in September 2026. A Genesis Charter Mint on September 14 raised about 583.6 ETH (roughly $1.47 million) from 1,000 Founding Charters, STANDARD then opened for trading and its market cap briefly reached $43 million. In the early days more than 2,300 Branches were active and about 14.4 million STANDARD had been burned. Two audits found no critical vulnerabilities.
The Standard Reserve's Future strategy and roadmap: The immediate work is the daily Charter Dutch auction plus expansion-license auctions paid in STANDARD and burned in full, taking a single bank up to the ten-Branch cap. The next step is the King of the Markets launchpad, where new tokens trade against tokenized stocks using reserve-owned liquidity. Treasury policy follows net ETH flow through the official Uniswap v4 pool: sustained inflows convert protocol fees into reserve assets such as tokenized gold, while outflows flip the policy to buybacks and burns.
0xBeans is co-founder and the anonymous lead on protocol design. He left university during the 2018 bear market and joined Coinbase as an engineer, moved to Paradigm as a resident researcher in 2022, and worked on the mechanism design of the ETHGlobal prize-winning Bear Bonds project. He later co-founded Frame and ran that protocol.
The URC-5 standard he wrote single-handedly was merged into Uniswap's URC repository on October 18, 2024, adding pre-checks on token pool restrictions before routing.
The team is built around him plus a handful of contract and frontend collaborators, with no committee and no voting mechanism, making him the single decision point.
The Standard Reserve's stock-token pools use Uniswap v4 dynamic fees split into regular, extended, overnight and closed sessions, capped at 10%.
The Standard Reserve charges a 0.05% pool fee on the ETH-to-USDG leg of its routing path.