Introduction
PaperJet
PaperJet is live on Robinhood Chain. Holders mint at a fixed edition deposit in Robinhood ETH. One treasury backs papertrade exposure. Jet owners claim USDG per token id when the treasury distributes it.
What you hold
Each NFT is a fighter-jet card, either an F-35 Lightning II or a Sukhoi Su-57 Felon. The card records the edition and fixed deposit (F-35 0.25, Su-57 0.1 Robinhood ETH). That sets reward weight for whatever stablecoin the treasury later distributes to holders who claim.
What you do not hold
The deposit does not come back. PaperJet is perpetual: principal stays in the treasury, and there is no burn-to-redeem. PAPER minted by trading stays in the treasury account, because PAPER is non-transferable at the papertrade launch. Holders do not receive PAPER tokens.
Where to go next
- What papertrade is, and why the launch is the trade.
- Why the capital is pooled instead of left in thousands of wallets.
- The two cards, the mint on Robinhood Chain, and the path from deposit to a USDG claim.
- What is enforced on-chain, and what you have to trust.
Nothing on this site is a promise of profit. Described rates, such as PAPER emissions, are protocol rules. They are not an estimate of what a jet will earn.