Player guide
Three levels.
No hidden rules.
Each level is a single on-chain action. You can verify every one of them yourself.
Acquire
Get RETRON on pons.family. The only official contract address is the one published on this terminal.
Load the core
Stake into the contract. Your share of the reserve starts accruing on the next block, second by second.
Read the log
Your claimable balance updates live, and every funded Pulse is written to the log with its transaction.
Terminal
Run your own numbers
Type an amount. The reactor closes around it and the board resolves your position. Nothing here is a projection from us: every figure comes from the assumptions you set.
Your deposit stays yours. It is tracked apart from the reserve and can never be paid out as someone else's reward.
At the current rate, variable. Your share is of the reserve and falls as others stake.
No lock-up period, no exit fee, no notice. Withdrawals stay open even if the contract is paused.
Read this before drawing a conclusion. The board assumes the total staked never moves for the whole Pulse, which never happens. Every new depositor reduces your share. These figures describe a reward mechanism, not the price of RETRON, and none of them is guaranteed.
The formula
One equation,
no discretion
Rewards are not decided by anyone. They resolve from three numbers that are all public on-chain, and the contract computes them exactly as written here.
- Your share
- your stake ÷ total staked
- Pulse rate
- reserve funded ÷ pulse duration
- Time factor
- seconds you stayed staked
- Your reward
- your share × pulse rate × time factor
This is the standard accumulator used by the most battle-tested staking contracts in the industry, and it is why no rate can be promised: the pulse rate is fixed when a Pulse is funded, but your share moves every time anyone deposits or withdraws.
Pulse log
Buy Retron. Stake Retron.
Earn every Pulse.
A Pulse is one funded distribution cycle. A line only appears once its funding transaction has confirmed, so nothing here is a plan or a promise.
System rules
What the code prevents
These are not promises on a marketing page. They are enforced by the contract and checkable in its source.
No tokens can be minted
The contract cannot create tokens. A Pulse must be funded before it can be opened: if the balance does not cover it, notifyRewardAmount reverts. Any rate shown is backed by tokens that are genuinely there.
Your stake can never be paid out as rewards
Deposits are accounted separately and never counted as available reserve. The recovery function explicitly refuses the staking token with CannotRecoverStakingToken. Nobody, the owner included, can withdraw your stake.
Withdrawals can never be paused
The contract can be paused, but pausing only blocks new deposits. withdraw and exit stay open under all circumstances. You can always get out.
Control panel
Insert Retron
Connect your wallet to stake, withdraw, or claim.
The staking contract is not live yet. This panel unlocks automatically once the address is published. No placeholder address will ever be shown here.
Checksum
Official addresses
Always check the address before sending anything. Fake tokens using the same name usually appear within hours of a launch.
The site you are reading is the only official one. Addresses will never be sent to you in a direct message.
Manual
Questions
Where do the rewards come from?
From a reserve funded into the contract in advance. Nothing is created: what gets distributed was put there first. When a Pulse ends, distribution stops unless a new one is funded.
What exactly is a Pulse?
One funded distribution cycle. Tokens are transferred into the contract, the cycle is opened on-chain with a fixed duration, and the reserve streams to stakers across it. Each Pulse is listed in the log with its amount, duration and transaction.
Is there a lock-up period?
No. You can withdraw at any time, with no notice and no penalty. That is a property of the contract, not a policy that could change later.
Is the displayed rate guaranteed?
No, and no rate could be. It is the pulse rate divided by the total currently staked. If more people stake, it falls. When a Pulse ends without a new one being funded, it reaches zero.
Can the owner run off with the funds?
The owner cannot touch deposits. The emergency recovery function explicitly refuses the staking token, which protects both the stakes and the reserve. It exists only to rescue unrelated tokens sent to the contract by mistake.
Has the contract been audited?
Not yet. The code follows the most battle-tested reward distribution pattern in the industry and builds on OpenZeppelin libraries, with a test suite that includes a solvency check. That is not a substitute for an external audit, which will be published here once carried out.
Do I have to trust the team?
No, and that is the point. The team does not publish identities. Everything that protects you is enforced by the contract instead: it cannot mint, it cannot touch your stake, and it cannot close your exit. Every Pulse is listed with its transaction so you can check it yourself rather than take our word for it.