$CORS · Robinhood Chain
The token runs the network. It never buys a grade.
$CORS changes how much of the network you can use: more checks, an API key, a verified core. It never changes what the cores say. Every burn goes to 0x…dEaD from your own wallet; Coreum never holds your tokens.
Hold · 1,000,000 $CORS
200 checks a day
Everyone gets 50 token checks a day. Holders get 200. Sign one message, no gas: the site reads your balance on Robinhood Chain and remembers the wallet for a week.
Burn · 1,000,000 $CORS
An API key
500 checks a day for 30 days on /api/v1/check, for bots, launchpads and wallets. The key is shown once and stored only as a hash.
Burn · 100,000 $CORS
A verified core
Anyone can run a core. Burning marks yours as verified: the burn is tied to your wallet on chain, so the network can tell an operator with skin in the game from a throwaway.
Burn · 100,000 $CORS
One more check past the limit
Out of checks for today? The Token Check box offers a burn right where the limit message shows. One burn, one check.
Burned forever · read from the chain
Bar scaled ×10 for visibility. Total = live balance of 0x…dEaD.
Burn transactions
Reading the chain…
Every burn is read straight from Robinhood Chain and counted once. Holder proofs are a signature, no gas. Using the API key: developers. Not financial advice; $CORS is a utility token with no promise of value.