About
A utility token,
fully on-chain.
Rivest is a fixed-supply utility token on Robinhood Chain, launched on pons, with a public ledger.
Tokenized U.S. Treasuries set the bar for how an on-chain asset should present itself: live pricing, visible reserves and every movement on the record.
Rivest brings that standard to a utility token. $RIV launched on pons with a fixed supply, and everything this site shows is read from Robinhood Chain or a named public source.
We build on Robinhood Chain — Arbitrum Orbit L2 · settles to Ethereum · gas in ETH. Self-custody your wallet, verify the pool yourself, and bridge into Ethereum DeFi when you want to.
Rivest is not affiliated with the U.S. Treasury, Robinhood Markets or any tokenized-fund issuer mentioned on this site.
01 — Subscribe
Buy with ETH
Bridge ETH to Robinhood Chain and buy $RIV in its liquidity pool from your own wallet. The quote on this site is read on-chain; the trade is signed in your wallet.
02 — Hold
Self-custody
$RIV sits in your wallet like any ERC-20. There is no staking, no lock-up and no emission — the supply was fixed at launch.
03 — Verify
Check the chain
Pool balances, the supply, the fee split and every transfer are public. The Reserves page reads them live; the explorer shows the rest.
The trust model
A utility token is only as good as what you can verify. Ours rests on four commitments.
Launched on pons
$RIV launched on pons, a launchpad for fixed-supply tokens on Robinhood Chain. The token and its WETH pool were created together, in one transaction.
Fixed supply
Every $RIV was minted once, at launch. No mint function, no emissions, no rebases.
Live, sourced figures
Every number on this site is read from Robinhood Chain or a named public source — GeckoTerminal, DefiLlama, CoinGecko, the U.S. Treasury.
Plain disclosures
$RIV is a utility token. It is not backed by Treasuries or any other asset and pays no yield. We say so on every page.