Bridge· SIP-010 ⇄ ERC-20

Don't mint a copy. Bridge the original.

Lock your Stacks token and its ERC-20 twin mints on Robinhood Chain. Burn the twin to bring the original home.

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SIP-010 · locked

ERC-20 · chain 4663

Backed one to one

Each token gets its own ERC-20 at the same decimals, minted against what the locker holds, up to a cap fixed at register.

Mints wait for Bitcoin

A twin mints only after its lock has 6 Bitcoin confirmations.

Burn to come home

Burning the twin releases the original on Stacks to the address you name.

1:1 backing

One mint per lock, signed by both keys.

Each twin mints once per Stacks lock, and only while the locker still holds enough to back it. Locks come from secondlayer Streams, finalized only.

Source: Stacks · SIP-010
Destination: Robinhood Chain · 4663
Mint waits for: 6 BTC confirmations
Cap per token: fixed at register
Phase 0 signers: 2-of-2 · one person

1function mint(uint256 lockNonce, address to, uint256 amount) external {

2 if (msg.sender != minter) revert NotMinter();

3 if (minted[lockNonce]) revert AlreadyMinted(lockNonce);

4 if (amount == 0) revert ZeroAmount();

5 minted[lockNonce] = true;

6 _mint(to, amount);

7 emit Minted(lockNonce, to, amount);

2Phase 0: a 2-of-2 Safe

3One mint per Stacks lock

7Public, and names its lock

On chain

Every step is a public transaction. A replayed mint reverts, and a release with no burn pays out: the hole, run on purpose.

Roadmap

Custodial first. Keys come out one phase at a time.

Phase 0
2-of-2 custodian
Two keys, one person. Real tokens, each with a fixed cap.
Test it with MEGA or PEPE →
live
Phase 1
2-of-3 federation
A signer who isn't the builder, and a timeout so a lost key can't freeze escrow. sBTC and STX join here.
next
Phase 2
Bond and challenge
A watcher can stop a bad release.
planned
Phase 3
Trustless release
Stacks checks each release against an Ethereum root. No key signs it.
planned
Phase 4
Trustless mint
A lock is proven to Robinhood Chain from a Bitcoin-anchored Stacks block. No key mints.
planned

The keys are the bridge
In phase 0, release doesn't check the burn and mint doesn't check the lock.
Issuers count too
A token's own admin powers are trust in its issuer. PEPE's were renounced on chain in 2024; MEGA has none.
Not a Robinhood app balance
Never send a twin to a Robinhood deposit address.

Don't bridge anything you can't afford to lose. Caps limit what the keys can lose. They can still lose that.

Waitlist

Want your token on Robinhood Chain?

Tokens are added one at a time, after we've read the contract.

Bridging now: MEGA and PEPE. Issuers go next, and holders show us where the demand is.

Don't mint a copy. Bridge the original.

Backed one to one

Mints wait for Bitcoin

Burn to come home

One mint per lock, signed by both keys.

Custodial first. Keys come out one phase at a time.

2-of-2 custodian

2-of-3 federation

Bond and challenge

Trustless release

Trustless mint

The keys are the bridge

Issuers count too

Not a Robinhood app balance

Want your token on Robinhood Chain?