The coordination token for DotLab
Replication work is paid in USDG. $DOTLAB coordinates the network around it: who stakes, which claims get checked first, and how the protocol's parameters evolve.
Token details
Launching- Ticker
- $DOTLAB
- Chain
- Robinhood Chain (ID 4663)
- Supply
- 1,000,000,000
- Launch pair
- $DOTLAB / ETH on Pons v2
- Contract
- Published at launch
- Deployer
- Published at launch
- Burn address
- 0x0000…dEaD
Every burn, read from the chain
Totals and history come straight from the $DOTLAB contract on Robinhood Chain. Nothing here is estimated or typed in by hand.
| Time (UTC) | Amount (DOTLAB) | % of supply | Cumulative | Transaction |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The burn history appears here as soon as the contract is live. | ||||
Every burn is a plain token transfer to the dead address, so anyone can verify it on the explorer.
What $DOTLAB does in the protocol
The exact stake sizes and fees are open parameters until the contracts ship and are audited. These are the jobs the token is designed for.
Staking for roles
Runners, challengers and reviewers lock stake to take work. A wrong run or a bad vote is slashed, so honest work pays more than faking it.
Claim curation
Stake behind the claims you think matter most to move them up the queue, so attention goes where checking is worth the most.
Governance
Holders set tolerances, window lengths and fees as the protocol matures, with every change recorded on chain.
Token questions
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