
Buy FIDES
On Pons while the curve fills, then on Uniswap once FIDES graduates.
At launch the creator bought half of all FIDES and sent it to a contract no one can empty, the creator included. It only goes to holders who lock.
50% of all FIDES goes to the reserve at launch
| Term | Set aside | Per 100,000 FIDES | Back on, if locked today | Status |
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Within the day's allowance and the 20% per-wallet cap. The exact amount is shown before you sign.
| Event | Wallet | Locked | Reward | Transaction |
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Live figures appear here the moment FIDES launches.
Built with
(Robinhood Chain · 4663)
Pons
USDG
Uniswap
Blockscout
DexScreener01 Of all FIDES sent to the reserve at launch
50%02 Of what is left opens each day, at 16:00 UTC
1%03 Set aside on a 180-day lock, the longest term
80%Set aside for you
Example · 180 daysThe contract computes it, moves it out of the free reserve and writes it next to your lock. Nobody can cut it afterwards.
Claim
Anyone can press itAt the end of the term you receive exactly what you locked plus the reward. Anyone can trigger the payout, and it always goes to you.
Everything below happens inside FidesLock.sol. No step needs us, and none of them can be skipped.

On Pons while the curve fills, then on Uniswap once FIDES graduates.

7, 30, 90 or 180 days. The longer the term, the larger the share set aside.

Computed when you sign and moved out of the free reserve on the spot.

No early exit, for anyone. Your FIDES and your reward sit side by side.

At the end of the term the contract pays the owner. Anyone can press the button.
1.5% of what you lock is set aside for you. Back in a week.
Lock for 7 days8% set aside. One month, then the same FIDES back plus the reward.
Lock for 30 days30% set aside. A quarter of a year, untouched.
Lock for 90 days80% set aside, the most the contract will ever give. Half a year locked.
Lock for 180 daysPrice
Paid in FIDESYou get back the same number of FIDES, not their dollar value.
Allowance
Opens 16:00 UTCThe app shows your exact reward before you sign. It can be lower than the rate, or zero.
Immutable
No ownerNo one can fix a bug. If there were one, it would stay.
Lock
No early exitLock only what you can leave untouched for the whole term.
Keys
Your wallet onlyNobody can recover a lost wallet or reverse a transaction.
Answers read from the contract.
FidesLock has no owner and no admin function. It cannot:
At launch the creator bought 50% of all FIDES on the Pons curve with USDG and sent it straight to the contract, in the same transaction. It never sat in a team wallet.
Each day at 16:00 UTC, 1% of the free reserve opens, and one wallet can use at most 20% of it. When the day is used up, the reward shown before you sign is lower. That shown amount is exactly what you get.
No. Only 1% of what is left can open on a given day, so the reserve shrinks more and more slowly and never reaches zero.
Anyone can call claim once the term is over, and the contract always pays the owner of the position. A friend or a bot can do it for you.
No. Fides is an experiment on Robinhood Chain. It promises no return and pays only in FIDES, whose price can fall. Not affiliated with Robinhood Markets or Pons.
Three places to check everything on this page yourself.
contract FidesLock { uint256 DAILY_BPS = 100; // 1% a day uint256 WALLET_BPS = 2000; // 20% cap // no owner, no admin, no pause }
No owner, no admin, no pause. 8 unit tests and 256 random runs on solvency, plus the whole launch rehearsed on a copy of Robinhood Chain.
The contract balance, every lock and every payout, straight from Robinhood Chain.
The live chart, once FIDES trades on Robinhood Chain.
Lock FIDES on Robinhood Chain.
Rates are fixed in the contract. Rewards are paid in FIDES.