robinhood:0x6effbf4438140222b8a6e7bd0dc3245206946fce: what we're building it to do People have asked what robinhood:0x6effbf4438140222b8a6e7bd0dc3245206946fce is for. Here is the direction we're taking, in plain terms. 1. Securing the private pool Every dollar in Sectoral's confidential pool is backed by real USDG, and anyone can already check that on-chain with isFullyBacked. We want robinhood:0x6effbf4438140222b8a6e7bd0dc3245206946fce to sit behind that guarantee. Holders who stake would form a backstop: if the pool ever held less than it should, staked tokens would cover the gap before any depositor is affected. The token becomes part of what makes the bank safe. 2. Steering the protocol, within hard limits Holders would vote on the settings the protocol already exposes: the fee rate, which assets agents can spend, and when the proof verifier is upgraded. The limits are in the code, not a policy document. The fee rate can never go above 1%, because the contract refuses it. Votes would choose within those bounds, and verifier upgrades would wait out a delay so everyone can see them coming. 3. Bonds for agents and the services they pay Agents are the heart of Sectoral. We want robinhood:0x6effbf4438140222b8a6e7bd0dc3245206946fce to be how trust works between them. An agent could post a bond to earn more autonomy: higher limits or fewer approvals. A service that accepts x402 payments could stake to be listed where agents discover what to pay for, and lose that stake if it overcharges or fails to deliver. Good behaviour gets rewarded. Bad behaviour has a cost. 4. Lower fees for holders Transfer fees on Sectoral are a flat 0.10%, capped at 5 USDG. Paying fees with robinhood:0x6effbf4438140222b8a6e7bd0dc3245206946fce would bring that down further. 5. Buybacks We are looking at having a majority of protocol fees to be used to buy back robinhood:0x6effbf4438140222b8a6e7bd0dc3245206946fce. To be clear: the team does not manage the token's price. Our job is to build something worth using. This roadmap is about what robinhood:0x6effbf4438140222b8a6e7bd0dc3245206946fce does, not what it's worth.