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Obsero

$OBSERO

Tokenomics

$OBSERO is the Obsero token on Robinhood Chain. It has not launched; supply figures are read from the chain once the contract address is published. Its utility is planned and promises nothing.

Contract address coming soonContracts →

Total supply

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Symbol on chain

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Decimals

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Network

Robinhood Chain

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Supply

Where the tokens are, once there are tokens to count.

  • Circulating

    Tokens held by anyone outside a lock or burn address.

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  • Locked

    Any team or treasury lock will be linked here with its unlock date and contract.

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  • Burned

    Tokens sent to a dead address, counted from chain.

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No allocation, lock or burn exists yet. Numbers will be shown only when they can be read from Robinhood Chain.

Planned utility Planned

What $OBSERO is meant to be used for inside Obsero. None of these exist yet; there are no discounts, rewards or returns.

  • Developer API credits

    Pay for monitoring data pulled by your own apps through a developer API. The API itself is planned.

  • Alert capacity

    More watches, more rules and delivery that keeps running while your tab is closed (email, webhooks). Planned.

  • Monitoring plans

    Subscriptions to monitoring features for teams that run contracts. Planned, with no terms set.

PLANNED USES3

How an alert travels today

From a contract's event to your screen, with nothing in between that you have to trust with keys. The dashed paths are planned.

A contractemits an eventChain logsRobinhood ChainObsero readcapped windowsYour rulesin your open tabAlert logthis browserNotificationafter you allow itEmailplannedWebhook / APIplanned

Token questions

Which network is Obsero on?

Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663), a layer 2 built on Arbitrum technology, with Ethereum as its settlement layer. Gas is paid in ETH. The $OBSERO token and the ObseroWatchBoard contract live on the same chain.

How do I buy $OBSERO?

$OBSERO has not launched yet. The contract address will be published on the token page and in the navbar; until then any address someone sends you is not ours.

What is $OBSERO for?

The plan is to use $OBSERO for developer API credits, extra alert capacity and monitoring plans. None of that exists yet: it is a plan, not a promise of value, income or rewards.

What are the risks?

Monitoring shows you what happened; it does not stop anything from happening. A missed alert, a slow RPC or a decoder that does not know an event can all hide something. Event names are matched by their signature hash, so a contract can emit a familiar-looking event that means something else. Treat what you see as information and check important things on the explorer. $OBSERO, like any token, can lose its value.

Supply figures appear here, read from Robinhood Chain, once $OBSERO launches. This page is not financial advice.