Bronze
Tier 01
- Hold at least
- 0.5%of supply
- ≈ 5.00M EQOS
- Earns per day
- 0.1%of the pool
- 0.7% per 7-day cycle
1× the bronze rate
The entry bracket. Below it, a cycle pays nothing at all.
Live on RH Chain
Hold the token.
Receive real
equities.
EQOS pays its holders in tokenized shares — NVDA, AAPL, SPY and 122 more. Keep the token in your own wallet and the shares arrive every 7 days, bought by a treasury we fund ourselves. Nothing is staked, nothing is locked, and there is never anything to claim.
Live ledger
The cycle currently open, the pool funded so far, and the last basket the treasury pushed. This is the same panel the terminal renders — the countdown below is ticking now.
Figures come from the demo ledger. Rates are shares of an operator-funded pool, never a promised yield.
EQOS · EarnLive
Distributed
$1,017,681
33 cycles settled
Cycle 34
4d 20h 19m
until settlement
Eligible
3.1K
wallets this cycle
Cycle progress30.8%
Pool funded so far · $27,189
Stocks distributedWallets
Cycle 34in progress
BABA16.85JPM15.67PLTR11.38+15 more
01:47 UTCcycle 33
ENPH59.66PG42.36MSFT5.92+15 more
7d
Payout cycle
Settled on the day it closes
125
Equities we can pay in
Across 11 sectors
1%
Top tier rate, per day
7% of the pool per cycle
$0
Cost to receive
The treasury pays the gas
01The idea
A dividend,
without the broker.
Owning shares has always paid you twice — once when the price moves, and once when the company hands cash back to whoever is on the register. That second payment needs a broker, a jurisdiction, a minimum, and a settlement window measured in days.
EQOS moves that idea on-chain and inverts it. The register is a token balance. The payment is a transfer. There is no application, no minimum ticket and no country on the form — a wallet either held the token across the cycle or it did not, and the arithmetic does the rest.
The distinction that matters: the shares are bought, not minted. A staking reward comes out of new supply and costs every holder a slice of their ownership. A distribution here comes out of a treasury balance, and when that balance is empty the cycle pays what it has.
01You hold
EQOS sits in your own wallet. No contract takes custody of it, and you can sell any second of any day.
02The treasury buys
We spend our own USDG on real tokenized equities, on-chain, at prices anyone can check against the pool.
03You receive
Every 7 days those shares are transferred straight to the wallets that held, in proportion to how much they held.
Told apart from the things it resembles
A staking pool
Not thisTakes custody of your tokens, locks them for a term, and pays you more of the same token. The reward is new supply — issuing it dilutes everyone holding.
A lending market
Not thisLends your deposit to a borrower and pays you their interest. Your yield is somebody else's debt, and it disappears the moment they default.
EQOS
ThisReads what you already hold, then sends you tokenized shares in 125 listed companies — bought with the treasury's own money, not minted. Your tokens never move.
Read the mechanics
03Anatomy of a cycle
Seven days,
five readings, one transfer.
01Five readings, unannounced
Your balance is recorded 5 times across the cycle, at moments nobody knows in advance. A published schedule is an invitation to buy an hour before it — randomness is the whole defence.
02The readings are averaged
Per wallet, across the whole week. Appear in one reading out of five and you carry a fifth of the weight. Time held is what the average measures, not the balance on any single day.
03The average picks your bracket
Your average share of supply selects a tier; that tier's daily rate, multiplied across the cycle, is your claim on the pool. Buying into a bracket the day before settlement does not put you in it.
04The treasury pushes the shares
One transfer per eligible wallet, straight from the treasury. You sign nothing, pay no gas, and cannot miss a window — an unclaimed reward is not a thing that exists here.
Cycle window7 days · 5 readings
D0D1D2D3D4D5D6D7
READ 10.4dREAD 21.7dREAD 33.7dREAD 44.4dREAD 56.1d
Average share of supply, accumulating
Settled · shares transferred
NVDA 0.34AAPL 0.21SPY 0.09MSFT 0.12TSLA 0.07+16 more
04The rate table
Four brackets,
one rule.
Your bracket is your average share of supply across the cycle — not your balance on settlement day. Below 0.5% a cycle pays nothing at all, and the pool is a hard ceiling: if the table promises more than the treasury holds, every payout scales down by the same factor rather than some going unpaid.
Silver
Tier 02
- Hold at least
- 1%of supply
- ≈ 10.00M EQOS
- Earns per day
- 0.2%of the pool
- 1.4% per 7-day cycle
2× the bronze rate
Double the bronze rate for double the average holding.
Gold
Tier 03
- Hold at least
- 2%of supply
- ≈ 20.00M EQOS
- Earns per day
- 0.5%of the pool
- 3.5% per 7-day cycle
5× the bronze rate
Where the curve steepens — 2.5× silver for 2× the supply.
Diamond
Tier 04
- Hold at least
- 3%of supply
- ≈ 30.00M EQOS
- Earns per day
- 1%of the pool
- 7% per 7-day cycle
10× the bronze rate
The ceiling. One percent of the whole pool, every single day.
Rates are a share of an operator-funded pool, not a promised yield. No dollar figure is advertised because no dollar figure is guaranteed — each cycle pays out what the treasury actually holds when it closes.
05Run the numbers
Work out
your bracket.
Move the two inputs that decide a payout: how much you hold on average, and how large the pool is when the cycle closes. The calculation below is the one the distributor runs — not a marketing approximation of it.
Your inputs
2.400% of the 1.00B supply
What the treasury actually holds at settlement
Bracket ladder
- Bronze≥ 0.5% · 0.7%/cycle
- Silver≥ 1% · 1.4%/cycle
- Gold≥ 2% · 3.5%/cycle
- Diamond≥ 3% · 7%/cycle
Estimated distribution
Gold$1,330.00
in tokenized shares, per 7-day cycle
- Per day
- $190.00
- Share of pool
- 3.5%
- Your supply share
- 2.400%
- Cycles to double pool
- 14d
Next bracket
Diamond starts at 3% of supply — about 6.00M more EQOS, held across the whole cycle. That would take the same pool to $2,660.00.
An estimate of a share of a pool, not a forecast and not a promised return. The pool is funded by hand and varies cycle to cycle; if total claims exceed it, every payout scales down by the same factor. Nothing here is financial advice.
06Coverage
125 equities,
eleven sectors.
A cycle can settle in any of these. What actually lands depends on what the treasury bought that week — the full basket for every past cycle is in the ledger, symbol by symbol, with the transaction that moved it.
Semiconductors15
Software15
Internet15
Consumer15
Financials10
Healthcare10
Energy10
Industrials10
Crypto & Fintech10
ETF & Index10
Aerospace5
Full listing125 symbols
- NVDANVIDIA Corporation
- AMDAdvanced Micro Devices
- AVGOBroadcom Inc.
- TSMTaiwan Semiconductor
- ASMLASML Holding N.V.
- INTCIntel Corporation
- QCOMQUALCOMM Incorporated
- MUMicron Technology
- AMATApplied Materials
- LRCXLam Research
- MRVLMarvell Technology
- ARMArm Holdings plc
- NXPINXP Semiconductors
- ONON Semiconductor
- SNDKSanDisk Corporation
- MSFTMicrosoft Corporation
- ORCLOracle Corporation
- CRMSalesforce, Inc.
- ADBEAdobe Inc.
- NOWServiceNow, Inc.
- PLTRPalantir Technologies
- SNOWSnowflake Inc.
- DDOGDatadog, Inc.
- MDBMongoDB, Inc.
- NETCloudflare, Inc.
- PANWPalo Alto Networks
- CRWDCrowdStrike Holdings
- INTUIntuit Inc.
- TEAMAtlassian Corporation
- SHOPShopify Inc.
- GOOGLAlphabet Inc. Class A
- METAMeta Platforms, Inc.
- AMZNAmazon.com, Inc.
- NFLXNetflix, Inc.
- BABAAlibaba Group Holding
- RDDTReddit, Inc.
- SPOTSpotify Technology
- UBERUber Technologies
- ABNBAirbnb, Inc.
- DASHDoorDash, Inc.
- PINSPinterest, Inc.
- RBLXRoblox Corporation
- TTWOTake-Two Interactive
- EAElectronic Arts Inc.
- SESea Limited
- AAPLApple Inc.
- TSLATesla, Inc.
- COSTCostco Wholesale
- WMTWalmart Inc.
- NKENIKE, Inc.
- SBUXStarbucks Corporation
- MCDMcDonalds Corporation
- KOThe Coca-Cola Company
- PEPPepsiCo, Inc.
- PGProcter & Gamble
- HDThe Home Depot
- TGTTarget Corporation
- LULULululemon Athletica
- GMEGameStop Corp.
- DISThe Walt Disney Company
- JPMJPMorgan Chase & Co.
- BACBank of America
- GSThe Goldman Sachs Group
- MSMorgan Stanley
- VVisa Inc.
- MAMastercard Incorporated
- BRK.BBerkshire Hathaway B
- BLKBlackRock, Inc.
- SCHWCharles Schwab
- AXPAmerican Express
- LLYEli Lilly and Company
- UNHUnitedHealth Group
- JNJJohnson & Johnson
- NVONovo Nordisk A/S
- PFEPfizer Inc.
- MRKMerck & Co., Inc.
- ABBVAbbVie Inc.
- TMOThermo Fisher Scientific
- ISRGIntuitive Surgical
- VRTXVertex Pharmaceuticals
- XOMExxon Mobil Corporation
- CVXChevron Corporation
- COPConocoPhillips
- SLBSchlumberger N.V.
- OXYOccidental Petroleum
- NEENextEra Energy
- ENPHEnphase Energy
- FSLRFirst Solar, Inc.
- VSTVistra Corp.
- CEGConstellation Energy
- CATCaterpillar Inc.
- DEDeere & Company
- GEGE Aerospace
- HONHoneywell International
- UNPUnion Pacific
- UPSUnited Parcel Service
- DELLDell Technologies
- USARUSA Rare Earth, Inc.
- MPMP Materials Corp.
- ETNEaton Corporation plc
- COINCoinbase Global
- MSTRStrategy Incorporated
- HOODRobinhood Markets
- CRCLCircle Internet Group
- MARAMARA Holdings, Inc.
- RIOTRiot Platforms, Inc.
- PYPLPayPal Holdings
- SQBlock, Inc.
- SOFISoFi Technologies
- CRWVCoreWeave, Inc.
- SPCXSpace Exploration Tech.
- RKLBRocket Lab Corporation
- LMTLockheed Martin
- RTXRTX Corporation
- BAThe Boeing Company
- SPYSPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust
- QQQInvesco QQQ Trust
- IWMiShares Russell 2000
- SGOViShares 0-3 Month T-Bill
- SLViShares Silver Trust
- GLDSPDR Gold Shares
- USOUnited States Oil Fund
- ARKKARK Innovation ETF
- SMHVanEck Semiconductor ETF
- VTIVanguard Total Market
07Safeguards
What this
does not do.
01Hold your money
There is no deposit, no vault and no lock. Your EQOS stays in your own wallet the entire time — including while it is earning. Sell mid-cycle if you want to; the only cost is a lower average, and so a lower bracket.
02Make you claim
Distributions are pushed to you. You sign nothing, pay no gas, and cannot miss a window. An unclaimed reward is not a thing that exists here, because there is no claim step to forget.
03Promise a yield
The rates are shares of a pool funded by hand, and a cycle pays out what that pool actually holds. No dollar figure is advertised anywhere on this site, because no dollar figure is guaranteed.
04Pay ourselves
The treasury, the liquidity pools and the burn addresses are excluded before anything is computed — a pool holds tokens on nobody's behalf, and paying one leaks the treasury to whoever drains it next.
08Treasury
Check the
arithmetic yourself.
Nothing about a distribution is a matter of trust. The readings, the allocations and the receipts are published as they happen, and the code that turns one into the other is public — so a payout you doubt is a calculation you can redo, not a support ticket.
Since cycle 1
- Distributed to holders
- $1,017,681
- Spent by the treasury
- $1,033,824
- Cycles settled
- 33
- Transfers pushed
- 101.5K
Recent cycles
Settled| Cycle | Settled | Distributed | Wallets |
|---|---|---|---|
| #33 | 24 Aug 2026 | $46,507.00 | 3,851 |
| #32 | 17 Aug 2026 | $37,660.00 | 4,391 |
| #31 | 10 Aug 2026 | $43,148.00 | 3,604 |
| #30 | 03 Aug 2026 | $44,521.00 | 4,519 |
| #29 | 27 Jul 2026 | $43,911.00 | 4,507 |
Demo ledger figures. On a live deployment each row links to its settlement transaction on the RH Chain explorer.
Every reading
All 5 balance snapshots per cycle, committed as plain JSON the moment the cycle closes.
Every allocation
The per-wallet average, the bracket it landed in and the entitlement that followed — one row each.
Every receipt
One transaction hash per transfer, plus the treasury's own purchases, read straight from the explorer.
The arithmetic
A few hundred lines of tested code in the same repository. Re-run it against the committed snapshots and check a payout to the unit.
09Questions
Asked
often.
Anything not covered here is answered at greater length in the docs, including the full worked example of a cycle.
Do I have to stake or lock anything?
No. EQOS never leaves your wallet, and you can sell at any moment. The cost of selling mid-cycle is simply a lower average across the readings, and so a lower bracket — not a penalty, not a forfeited reward.
When exactly are the snapshots taken?
Nobody knows in advance, and that is the design. 5 readings are taken per cycle at unannounced moments, then averaged. A published schedule would simply tell people which hour to buy in.
Why did I receive nothing this cycle?
Your average share of supply stayed below 0.5% — the first bracket — or you bought in too late for the average to clear it. The Tier tab in the terminal shows exactly where you stand and how far off the next bracket is.
Is the rate a guaranteed yield?
No, and the docs say so on purpose. The rates are shares of a pool the operator funds by hand; a cycle pays out what that pool holds when it closes. What is guaranteed is the arithmetic — it is public, tested, and anyone can re-run it.
What does receiving a distribution cost me?
Nothing. Transfers are pushed by the treasury, which pays the gas. A transfer on this chain costs about a cent, which is the entire reason that cost sits with us rather than with you.
What happens if claims exceed the pool?
Every payout scales down by the same factor. Rates are fixed per holder, so the table can promise more than the treasury holds; when it does, the shortfall is shared proportionally rather than paid to whoever transacts first.
Can the operator pay itself?
The treasury address, the liquidity pools and the burn addresses are excluded from every split, in code that is public. Their would-be share is redistributed to real holders rather than parked somewhere.
What am I actually receiving?
Tokenized equities on RH Chain — fractional positions in 125 listed companies and funds, bought by the treasury with its own USDG and transferred to you. They are yours to hold, sell or swap from the moment they land.