Know what
you hold.

One treasury, three paths

Bond assets. A bond would exchange approved assets for vested DUFROG. The asset enters the treasury; the buyer receives tokens over the disclosed vesting period. It is an asset sale, not a reversible deposit.

Protect DUFROG. A vault position would share expansion only when the stablecoin reserve and other contract checks permit it. A rising market price alone cannot create a reward.

Keeper Passes. Transferable NFTs would carry separate participation rights. Rank, supply, sale terms, lock duration, and exit rights must be explicit before mint.

What the dashboard must distinguish

• Market price is what traders pay; the protocol does not guarantee it.
• Liquid reserve is the stablecoin balance available under contract rules.
• Other assets can gain or lose value and cannot be treated like cash.
• Backing per token needs verified asset values and outstanding supply.

Launch sequence

1. Publish final token and treasury contracts, roles, and parameters.
2. Verify addresses and make live treasury data readable.
3. Activate bond markets only after asset, oracle, and supply checks pass.
4. Open the vault and pass collection after independent contract testing.

Risk and control

Assets, oracles, smart contracts, and privileged roles can fail. A treasury balance does not guarantee market price or a payout. Any redemption route requires funded reserves, clear capacity limits, and tested post-transaction solvency checks. No such route is active in this preview.

DUFROG is an independent concept for Robinhood Chain. It is not affiliated with DUCAT or Robinhood.