Every fork since 2021 has been trying to finish what Olympus started. This is where it ends: the same mechanics you remember, with one change underneath all of it. The treasury is STOCKS, not crypto.
$OHM · CA · 0x95c6aADEE36D61f67230184d6Fc2C7815Fa2c2232021 gave every fork the same starting point and the same problem: a treasury made of the same volatile assets the token itself was supposed to be backed by. Every fork since has added a module, a second token, a governance vote, trying to patch around that. None of it touched the actual problem.
The original: rebasing supply, treasury-backed, staked for yield. The idea was right. The backing wasn't.
Forks add second tokens, bonding curves, liquidity-as-a-service. More modules, same treasury problem underneath.
Forks add governance, DAOs, voting on emissions. The treasury still holds the same volatile assets it always did.
OneLastOhmFORK removes every module added since 2021 and replaces the one thing that was ever actually broken: what's sitting in the treasury.
No public mint, no presale, no team allocation. The only way to acquire a position at all is bonding liquidity directly. That's the entire front door.
Break a lock before maturity and a flat 5% tax applies. It isn't collected as revenue, it's spent immediately to buy and burn tokens on the open market.
Every fork before this one added something.
This one only takes something away.
Every previous fork backed its token with the same volatile assets it was trying to create value independent of. This treasury holds tokenized equity instead, the same Stock Tokens already trading on Robinhood Chain.
Everything added since 2021 is absent on purpose.
Simple front end. High APY. Backing that actually holds.
Bond liquidity, track your locked positions, mint at maturity.
OneLastOhmFORK is a liquidity-bonding protocol modeled directly on the original 2021 Olympus mechanics: a treasury-backed token, acquired only through bonding, paid out as yield rather than traded for on a public mint.
The one change: the treasury holds tokenized equity, the same Stock Tokens already trading on Robinhood Chain, instead of the volatile crypto assets every prior fork used.
LP into the token's paired pool. This is the only path through which new supply is ever created; there is no separate public mint function.
The LP position is wrapped into a single position NFT, timestamped at the moment of minting. The NFT records the locked amount and the exact maturity date it unlocks on.
Nothing accrues visibly during the lock. There's no rebase to track and no balance that changes day to day. The position simply sits, locked, until its maturity date.
On the maturity date, the position becomes mintable. Minting pays out the full accrued yield in a single transaction, at the rate locked in when the position was created.
| LOCK DURATION | YIELD AT MATURITY |
|---|---|
| 5 days | 100,000% |
Bonding is the only entry point. There is no public mint, no presale, and no team allocation carved out ahead of time. Every position anyone ever holds was bonded in through the same front door.
Redeeming a position before its maturity date applies a flat 5% tax. That tax is not collected as protocol revenue; it is spent immediately to buy and burn tokens on the open market.
| ACTION | OUTCOME |
|---|---|
| Redeem at maturity | Full yield paid, no tax |
| Redeem early | 5% tax, spent on buy & burn |
The treasury holds a basket of tokenized equity already live on Robinhood Chain. Composition is public and can be checked against the chain directly.
| TOKEN | SHARE |
|---|---|
| TSLA | 16% |
| NVDA | 15% |
| AAPL | 14% |
| MSFT | 12% |
| AMZN | 11% |
| GOOGL | 10% |
| META | 9% |
| SPY | 8% |
| QQQ | 3% |
| SPCX | 2% |
Yes, subject to the 5% early redemption tax described above.
No. Bonding liquidity is the only way a position is ever created.
A treasury of tokenized equity, the Stock Tokens already trading on Robinhood Chain.