Pre-stake pool

reading $PYTHO

The published target. Every deposit is a public transfer to the vault on Robinhood Chain.

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Guide

Stake, pre-stake, and backing a pool.

Three different things happen on this site with the same token. This page says exactly what each one does, what it costs, and what you get back. Every figure below is a chain read or a published rule. Nothing is a promise.

01

Pre-stake

Pre-stake is the first phase. You send $PYTHO from your wallet to the published vault address. The transfer is a normal token transfer on Robinhood Chain, visible on Blockscout, and the site counts it toward the published target.

What you do
Connect a wallet, type an amount, press Pre-stake. Your wallet signs one transfer to the vault.
Where it goes
The vault address printed in the site config, reading.
Target
reading $PYTHO. The meter fills from confirmed transfers, net of refunds.
What you see
Your wallet on the stakers board with your net amount, updated within seconds of confirmation.
What it is not
Not a purchase, not a lock with a fixed term, and not a yield product. It is a deposit into a custodial vault held by the team.

02

Stake

Stake is the same transfer once the pool contract address is published. The site flips from Pre-stake to Stake automatically when the config carries a staking address. Until then the button reads Pre-stake and the deposit still goes to the vault.

Current phase
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Rebase share
unpublished. Rebase terms are read from the contract when their selectors are verified, never typed in by hand.
Records
Every deposit is a transfer to the vault. The board shows net deposits by wallet, not a rebase-adjusted entitlement.

03

Unstake

Unstake asks the vault to send your net deposit back. You sign a message with your wallet, the server checks your net transfers on chain, and the vault sends the tokens. Withdrawals open only when the fee is published.

Fee
unpublished
How much
Up to your net deposit: everything you sent minus everything already refunded. Leave the amount empty to request all of it.
Proof
The refund is a transfer from the vault to your wallet. The board updates from chain records, not from the server's word.

04

Backing a pool

Forecast pools are separate from staking. Each question has two deposit addresses on chain, one for YES and one for NO. Backing an outcome is a transfer of $PYTHO to that side's address. When the question resolves, the losing side pays the winning side in proportion to each position, minus a 3% pool fee that goes to the vault.

Who decides
Polymarket questions settle on Polymarket's own resolution. Team questions settle on a published evidence link.
Payout
Your position back, plus your share of the losing side after the fee. The calculator on each card shows the number for the amount you type.
Late and void
A deposit after the close is refunded in full. A void question refunds everyone with no fee.
Not staking
Pool positions never count toward the pre-stake target and never sit in the vault. They sit in the question's own addresses until settlement.

Open the pools

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Side by side

Pre-stake / StakeBacking a pool
Where tokens goThe vaultThe question's YES or NO address
Counts toward targetYesNo
Can I get it backUnstake, once the fee is publishedOnly by winning, or on a void
FeeWithdrawal fee, unpublished until set3% of the losing side at settlement
Who settlesNobody. It is a depositPolymarket, or a published evidence link
ProofBlockscout transfer to the vaultBlockscout transfer to the pool address

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What can go wrong

Verifiable on Robinhood Chain

History

Every pre-stake, refund, pool position and payout, newest first. Each row links to the block, the wallet and the transaction on the explorer.

Reading the chain.

Transfer history
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