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A Reward coin has a reward tax on every trade: 1%, 2% or 3%, chosen by the creator. Most of that tax is shared out to the coin’s holders, straight to their wallets, every hour. A small part goes to 2hour.fun. The exact split is shown on the coin’s rewards chip and on the Create page.

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How your share is worked out

Each payout is shared by how much you hold and for how long during that hour. Holding a large amount for only a moment before a payout earns a small share. The same amount held all hour earns a full share, so buying big just before a payout doesn’t game it.
Example: in one hour, $30 of reward tax is collected for holders. Alex holds 2% of the supply all hour. Sam holds 2% for half the hour. Alex’s share is twice Sam’s.

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What you’re paid in

Rewards are paid in the coin’s pair: ETH, or the stock token or stablecoin it’s paired with. Hold the meme, collect TSLA tokens. They arrive in your wallet automatically, so there’s nothing to claim. Very small amounts are carried over until they pass a small minimum.

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Trades from any app count

The tax is part of the coin itself, so it’s charged on every trade, including trades made on other apps after graduation. Everyone who holds earns, the creator included.

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Reading the rewards chip

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Where to launch one

Reward coins can be launched on Robinhood Chain. The Create page shows where they’re available.
Rewards depend on trading activity, which can slow down or stop. A coin’s price can fall by far more than any rewards it pays. Every payout is listed publicly on the Payouts page.