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Activity creates fees
Paid matches collect a separate 1.00% commission in USDG. Trading in the official RAKED/USDG pool also creates pool fees.
Token utility
Product usage powers RAKED
RAKED is live on Robinhood Chain. Game and trading fees route through a transparent 50/50 economic split that creates open-market RAKED buybacks and permanent burns.
Current utility
Usage feeds the RAKED loop
RAKED is the economic sink for Rakefall fees. Match and trading activity can create recurring open-market demand, while every RAKED token bought by the fee engines is permanently removed from circulation.
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Fees create market demand
After the treasury allocation, the conversion contracts use the 50% market buy to buy RAKED from the open market.
03
Purchased RAKED is burned
100% of bought RAKED burned. Those tokens are sent permanently out of circulation instead of returning to the market.
Game + trading activity→USDG fees→RAKED market buy→Permanent burn
Game-fee engine
Paid play routes volume into RAKED
The game converter receives the platform commission in USDG. It sends 50% USDG treasury, uses the other 50% market buy for RAKED, and burns everything it buys.
Trading-fee engine
Pool activity follows the same economic split
The official RAKED/USDG pool charges an immutable 1% fee. Collected fees are processed into the same 50/50 economic result: USDG to Treasury and RAKED permanently burned.
What this can do
More real platform activity can mean more fees, more open-market RAKED purchases, and more tokens removed from circulation. That creates an economic link between product usage and the token.
What it cannot promise
Buybacks and burns do not guarantee a higher market price. Price also depends on liquidity, selling, execution, market conditions, and actual game and trading volume.
The token
Game fees power the buyback
Rakefall's separate in-game commission is 1.00% on each transfer, collected in USDG. Half goes to Treasury and half market-buys RAKED to burn. Trading fees from the official pool follow the same 50/50 economic split.
Inflow
Commission
1.00% of every transfer, in USDG.
First allocation
50% USDG treasury
Sent before any swap.
Converter
50% market buy
The remaining USDG buys RAKED on the open market.
100% of bought RAKED burned
Burned
50% of gross commission. Permanently.
50% USDG treasury
Treasury first
Operations runway, transferred before the market buy.
Token
RAKED
Chain
Built on Robinhood Chain
Supply
1,000,000,000
Token contract
0xDA13F0696dEeE600E595a6f438f5B2f538441668
RAKED is live on Robinhood Chain 4663. Wallet-to-wallet transfers are untaxed. Trading uses the official RAKED/USDG V3 pool with its immutable 1% pool fee.
What RAKED does today
RAKED is the fee-conversion and burn asset for the Rakefall economy. It has a fixed minted supply of 1,000,000,000 on Robinhood Chain, chain ID 4663. Paid matches use USDG rather than forcing players to spend RAKED. The platform's separate 1.00% commission on in-match transfers is collected in USDG. The game-fee converter sends 50% USDG treasury first, then uses the rest for an 50% market buy. Each cycle produces 100% of bought RAKED burned. The loop ties the token to real match volume: no fees means no fee-funded buyback; more processed fees can mean more buyback.
Liquidity and trading
The official RAKED/USDG Uniswap V3 pool has an immutable 1% fee tier, and its liquidity position is permanently locked. Every swap pays that pool fee; ordinary wallet-to-wallet RAKED transfers are untaxed. Collected trading fees are processed into an exact 50/50 economic split: half to Treasury in USDG and half burned as RAKED. This trading-fee path is separate from the in-game commission above.
Official mainnet addresses
Verify every address before trading. The official token is 0xDA13F0696dEeE600E595a6f438f5B2f538441668, paired with USDG at 0x5fc5360D0400a0Fd4f2af552ADD042D716F1d168. The official pool is 0x0229Fdd29364AF9d51bc17403fc45B28b5881E1b. View the official pool on Dexscreener. Its permanent liquidity locker is 0xE52762435b6eca06A9A0AAe5f1600Cb8002C423F.
Fee contracts
Trading fees flow through the 0xdC5Ef002D62F05fDc27bcF304DDf0728E8E138e4 LP fee processor. Paid-game fees settle to the separate 0xEF7cb613300f8a88D926C1CA210581b8C40baF34 game converter. Treasury distributions go only to 0x111D528b31b725B5EDbf5572c0f54A7DD9e3F43c.