Robin's Egg Vault

Creator-fee vault · Counter-Strike 2

Every creator fee buys another Robin's Egg.

Skins in the vault0
Spent on skins$0
Vault value at Steam floor$0
Share of Steam listings0%

How it works

Trades in, skins out. Nothing comes back.

The token's only utility is the vault. Fees are never spent on anything else, and the vault never sells.

People trade the coin

Every swap on Robinhood Chain pays the creator fee (1% of volume).

Fee lands in the vault wallet

A public wallet you can watch on the explorer. Claims are posted with a transaction hash.

Fee becomes buying power

Swapped to a stablecoin and moved to a skin market that takes crypto, or into a Steam wallet.

Robin's Egg is bought

Factory New first, at or below the max unit price. Every buy is logged below with wear, float and price.

Locked in the vault

No sells, no trade-ups, no trades. The inventory is the proof of what the fees did.

Market depth

What it costs to move the floor

WearFloorListed on SteamTo 2×To 3×To 4×To 5×
Factory New order bookCumulative cost to buy every listing below a price, so that price becomes the new floor

Inventory

The vault

Every skin the fees have bought, with wear, float and the price paid. The team logs buys here; everyone else can verify them.

Skins held over timeCumulative count, by purchase date

By wear

Purchase log

DateWearFloatQtyPriceTotalMarketNote

Playbook

Rules the vault runs on

Written so anyone can check whether a buy followed the rules.

Supply reality

Sweeping the book is cheap. Holding the price is the real cost.

The honest version of the strategy, in numbers.

Souvenir variantFloorListed on SteamBuy ordersTop bid

Coin settings