02 — Clock In
Clock in. Get paid in dollars.
War Machines launches on the MegaCorp Launchpad on Robinhood Chain. One transaction mints the collection, creates its own coin — MACHINES — and opens a permanent Uniswap v4 market for that coin quoted in USDG, a dollar stablecoin. A machine sitting in a wallet earns nothing. Clock it in and it takes a share of every MACHINES trading fee and every resale royalty for as long as it is held. The trading-fee share lands in your wallet as USDG — dollars, never the coin and never a stock.
Launched 28 Sept 2026 at block 74,544,184 · paired with USDG · creator 0x5D63…38B3
| Level | Weight | Launch-day cost | Factory table in USDG (28 Sept 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Intern | 100 | $8 | 8.00 USDG |
| Manager | 210 | $18 | 18.00 USDG |
| Executive | 450 | $40 | 40.00 USDG |
| Partner | 950 | $88 | 88.01 USDG |
Four Levels; a higher Level takes a bigger share of what the collection pays out, in proportion to its weight. You pay once, in USDG — the launchpad swaps your ETH for it inside the same transaction — never again for a Level you already hold, and moving up later costs only the difference. The dollar ladder is converted once at launch and frozen. As MACHINES grows against its launch price the cost climbs in twelve rungs, up to ×16, and every unit of that premium is burned. The clock-in Level is the holder’s choice and independent of the art.
Where the payouts come from
Every MACHINES trade pays about 1.26% in fees. Most of it is destroyed or put back into the pool; of the part that is paid out, 55% goes to clocked-in holders, 30% to the creator and 15% to the platform. The coin side of every fee is sold back into its own pool before the split, so holders are paid in USDG whether the coin is up or down that day.
Clocking in shrinks the coin
Half of every clock-in buys MACHINES on the open market and destroys it, 45% is paid to the holders already clocked in, and 5% goes to the platform. The more machines clock in, the smaller the supply gets.
Royalties
A 2.5% resale royalty is enforced on-chain and fixed at launch: 75% to clocked-in holders, 10% to the creator, 10% burned, 5% to the platform. Royalties arrive in whatever the sale was priced in.
Collect before you sell
Press Collect whenever you like; there is no lock-up and no schedule. Selling, transferring or burning a clocked-in machine switches it off in the same transaction and forfeits anything not yet collected to the holders who stayed. Resale is practically OpenSea-only on this chain.
No stock exposure
No token earns or references a stock token. MACHINES is paired against USDG, so clock-in payouts arrive in dollars.
Launch venue verified on-chain
MegaCorp Launchpad factory on Robinhood Chain, read on 28 Sept 2026: USDG is an approved pairing with a live clock-in ladder, the launch fee is 0.0004 ETH plus gas, and 3,640 sits inside the 500–100,000 supply bounds. The coin takes the collection’s symbol, so MACHINES is set by the launch form.
Launchpad contracts are unaudited
The launchpad states plainly that it has had no external audit and that nothing can be paused, upgraded or patched once deployed. Metadata gets exactly one base-URI replacement, which the reveal uses; royalty, supply and the USDG pairing are permanent from the moment of launch.