$HISS token
$HISS is live and verified on Robinhood Chain.
The token launched via Bankr and is verified from on-chain reads on Robinhood Chain (4663). Everything below is checkable on the block explorer — start from the one official contract address.
Verified on Robinhood Chainofficial contract
One address. Verify before you trust.
The address is the identity. A matching name or symbol is never proof on its own — any other address claiming to be $HISS is not $HISS.
- Symbol
- HISS
- Chain
- Robinhood Chain (4663)
- Decimals
- 18
- Standard
- ERC-20
what it is
A token whose trading fees feed the HISS fee flywheel.
the token
A Robinhood Chain ERC-20
$HISS is a standard ERC-20 launched on Robinhood Chain through Bankr. It is a coordination and access token for the HISS ecosystem — not a share, and not an investment contract.
Verified $HISS trading fees are classified on-chain and split across the reward distributors and the Treasury Safe. Read exactly how the split works, state by state, in the fee-flywheel docs.
Read the fee flywheelstaking
Stake $HISS, receive xHISS
Staking is a separate on-chain action from holding. When you stake $HISS you receive xHISS; fee-funded HISS injections increase the HISS-per-xHISS share value over time. Not a performance claim.
Holding $HISS in your wallet does none of this on its own — the mechanics live in the xHISS staking vault, with cooldown and redeem windows described on the staking page.
Open stakingeconomic burn
The V2 economic-burn leg.
Under the current V2 reward method, 10% of the V2 HISS-token fee side is transferred to the canonical dead address (0x…dEaD) and removed from protocol-controlled circulation. The retroactive migration executed the full cumulative economic burn; the live figure is read straight from the dead-address balance below.
Economic burn
iThis is an economic burn. The tokens are removed from protocol-controlled circulation; ERC-20 totalSupply is unchanged.Robinhood Chain 4663Reading on chain 4663…- USD value
- % of total supply
- Verified protocol burn
- Dead-address total
what the burn is
An economic burn, not a supply change
HISS is transferred to the canonical dead address and removed from protocol-controlled circulation. This is an economic burn: HISS.totalSupply is not reduced by a dead-address transfer.
Methodology note: V1 had no burn leg — the economic burn is a V2 addition. This is an economic burn; HISS.totalSupply is not reduced by a dead-address transfer.
the boundary
What holding $HISS does not do.
These are release-gated by policy and are not attached to holding the token. Anyone promising them is misrepresenting $HISS.
- Pay a revenue share to holders
- Pay a profit share to holders
- Route vault fees to token holders
- Promise buybacks
- Earn anything from simply holding it
- Pay a fixed or promised return for staking
- Act as a managed-investment or governance share
- Confer a claim on project profits
stay safe
Avoiding impostor tokens.
1
Check the address
Match the contract against the address on this page, byte for byte. Confirm it on the Robinhood Chain explorer before interacting.
2
Symbol is not identity
Anyone can deploy a token named “HISS”. A matching name, symbol, or logo proves nothing — only the verified address does.
3
No DMs, no presales
HISS never sells tokens over DMs and runs no presale or airdrop claim page. Treat any such offer as a scam.
Disclaimers
- · $HISS is not a security, a share, or an investment contract, and confers no promised return.
- · Buying or trading any token can result in total loss. Nothing here is investment advice.
- · Historical fee distributions are not forecasts.
- · HISS is compilation and verification software. Not affiliated with Robinhood, Bankr, or Chainlink.