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Quick start

Connect an EVM wallet on Robinhood Chain, deposit USDC, receive $ZERYV at the live NAV. The whole flow is three calls via the SDK:

npm i @zeryv-protocol/sdk

import { Protocol } from "@zeryv-protocol/sdk";

const p = await Protocol.connect(signer);        // Robinhood Chain
const quote = await p.quoteMint({ usdc: 25_000 });
const tx = await p.mint(quote);                  // → $ZERYV 1:1

Minting & redemption

$ZERYV is a USD-pegged stablecoin: mint and redeem are 1:1 against USDC (less a 0.05% fee), subject to the epoch capacity cap. Redemptions settle T+7 against the T-bill sleeve. The base token holds the peg — the yield lives in the staked vault token below.

Staking & the vault token (s$ZERYV)

Staking wraps $ZERYV into s$ZERYV, an ERC-4626 vault share. Its exchange rate starts at 1.0 and compounds as operators make monthly financing payments, so 1 s$ZERYV is worth more than 1 $ZERYV and rises every block — currently 9.6% net (30d trailing) after the protocol's disclosed 20% spread of gross yield. Unstaking carries a 30-day cooldown.

Reserve policy

• ~30% short-term U.S. Treasuries (instant-liquidity tier), ~70% GPU financings.
• Origination at 70–80% LTV, amortizing 24–36 months to zero residual.
• ≥1.3× minimum debt-service coverage from contracted take-or-pay offtake.
• Aggregate over-collateralization 1.3–1.5×; UCC-1 lien + insured custody per unit.

Reading attestations

Every 24h, validators publish a signed attestation hash covering hardware existence, utilization and verified revenue. The transparency page renders the full log; each entry links serial rosters and custody receipts per epoch.

Risk & disclosures

Yield floats with fleet cash flow; operator default, GPU price compression and smart-contract risk are real. Not available to U.S. persons. Nothing here is financial advice — read the whitepaper risk section in full.