PEA

A gamified mining protocol on Robinhood Chain: each round lasts 60 seconds, players deploy ETH across a 25-tile pentagon grid to contest the block reward, and whoever hits it takes the ETH and PEA, with missed funds staying in the pot for the next round in an unbroken sequence.

The revenue structure drives token demand: every round charges a 1 percent admin fee on deployed ETH, another 1 percent on the losers pool, and 10 percent of the losers pool flows to the treasury. Treasury ETH funds automated PEA buybacks, of which 95 percent is burned permanently and 5 percent goes to stakers, and a round with no winner routes the whole pot minus admin fees to the treasury. DefiLlama shows cumulative fees of about 4.48 million dollars, with fee and holder-revenue split visible on the protocol page. The contract draws each round automatically, with grid occupancy and pot changes recorded on-chain for players to review.