The fabric of conviction
Choose your commitment. Verify your exit terms. Keep community rewards by staying until maturity.
01Two ways to lock
Flexible lock
Vaults are not deployed on Robinhood Chain yet. Their terms will be read here.
Commitment lock
Vaults are not deployed on Robinhood Chain yet. Their terms will be read here.
02How Cosmic works
A vault exists only for a token that has been added. Each vault shows the token and contract addresses it uses.
Duration, maturity date, the penalty and the reward rules are read from the vault contract, not from this website.
Approve the exact amount, then lock. Two transactions, each shown in full before you sign.
The contract clock decides maturity. While a position is eligible it can be allocated conditional rewards.
Principal and vested community rewards are paid in one withdrawal. Campaign rewards are claimed from the campaign.
03Community rewards
There is no emission and no rate. A reward exists only because another position in the same vault paid a penalty, and you keep it only by reaching maturity yourself.
“Up to 90%” is a ceiling on how much of one penalty can be shared. It is not a return on a deposit, and when nobody exits early there is nothing to share.
04Project incentives
A campaign is a budget in escrow with a fixed rate. It pays positions that stay until maturity, and it cannot pay more than it holds.
The sponsor creates the campaign for one vault and moves the whole budget into escrow in the same transaction.
A fixed reward per locked token, a time window, and what it asks for: lock type, minimum duration, minimum amount.
Enrolling a position reserves its reward from the remaining budget. First come, first served.
The reward is paid when the position reaches maturity. Exit early and the reservation returns to the budget.
Anyone can sponsor a campaign. Each one is shown with its sponsor's address. A campaign paid in a project's token is not thereby official: it is not an endorsement by that project or by Cosmic.
Funded campaigns open now
Cosmic is not deployed on Robinhood Chain yet.
05Transparency
Every figure below is read from the contracts at the block shown. Amounts are in each vault's own token; they are not converted or added together.
Cosmic is not deployed on Robinhood Chain yet.
06The COSM token
$COSM is the protocol's own token. Penalties that are not shared with lockers are set aside to buy it and burn it, and it can be locked like any supported token.
$COSM
Cosmic
CA: Soon
The contract address is not published yet; it will appear on this page first, and an address from any other source is not $COSM.
Official account
@CosmicHood_A reserve is not a buyback. An execution needs an operator and an authorised route for COSM; until one runs, the reserve waits, and the transparency page lists what was set aside, spent, received and burned as separate figures.
07Questions
The penalty defined by the terms your position was created under. It is highest at the start of the lock and falls towards maturity. Before you sign, the app reads a fresh quote from the contract: principal, penalty, what you receive and what you forfeit. The transaction carries the minimum payout you accepted and reverts if the contract would pay less.
No. Terms are versioned and a position keeps the version it was created under. A new version applies only to positions created after it is published. If a new version appears while you are reviewing a deposit, the deposit is rejected and you are asked to review again.
Maturity is a timestamp stored in the contract: the first epoch boundary at or after the start plus the duration you chose. It is shown in your time zone and in UTC, but the contract clock decides. Withdrawal is possible from that second on, with no penalty, for both lock types.
No. They exist only when other positions in the same vault exit early, their size depends on who is eligible at that moment, and they are conditional until your own maturity. Nothing here is a yield, a rate or a promise.
Only tokens for which a vault has been created. The first version supports standard ERC-20 tokens. A deposit is rejected if the vault does not receive exactly the amount sent, which excludes tokens that take a fee on transfer. Rebasing tokens are not supported.
Sponsors. A campaign’s whole budget is moved into escrow in the transaction that creates it, so an unfunded campaign cannot exist. Each campaign is shown with its sponsor’s address. Funding a campaign in a token does not make it official: it is not an endorsement by that token’s issuer or by Cosmic.
The part of each penalty that is not allocated to lockers accumulates in a buyback reserve, per token. An operator can swap reserve for COSM through an authorised route with a minimum output and a deadline, and the COSM received is burned. A reserve is not a buyback: the transparency page lists allocated, spent, received and burned separately, and a failed attempt leaves the reserve untouched. Where no route is configured the reserve waits.
No. The contracts are covered by unit, fuzz and invariant tests, and the test suite is part of the repository, but they have not been audited by a third party. Treat them accordingly.
The full rules are in the documentation.
