Address
Type the Robinhood Chain address that should receive $WHOZ, the ZEC amount and a refund address. HOOZ asks NEAR Intents for a one-time Zcash deposit address.
Send shielded ZEC once. $WHOZ lands at your Robinhood Chain address, and no chain can say whose it is.
NEAR Intents and Relay price every line below, refreshed each minute. HOOZ decides one number: its fee.
ETH that lands on Robinhood Chain
asking the rails
Send 0.1 ZECHOOZ runs no bridge and holds none of your funds. It chains two rails that already run to one contract you can read in ten minutes.
Type the Robinhood Chain address that should receive $WHOZ, the ZEC amount and a refund address. HOOZ asks NEAR Intents for a one-time Zcash deposit address.
Send the ZEC from Zodl or any shielded wallet. It leaves the pool as a plain deshield: Zcash shows an amount and a one-time address, and none of your history.
NEAR Intents solvers compete for the intent and pay ETH on Robinhood Chain. If no solver quotes the direct road, the courier takes Arbitrum One and Relay: one extra block.
Before launch the ETH lands at your address untouched. After launch it lands in your envelope, and the Sorter buys $WHOZ on the Pons curve and hands you the tokens.
Walk the road backward from the holder and you reach a deshield on Zcash. The walk stops there. The shielded pool's proofs keep the ZEC that left it apart from any ZEC that went in.
Only you can call withdraw on your envelope, and it pulls the raw ETH out. It runs while the Sorter is paused and before the token exists. No owner function can block it.
Before launch, NEAR Intents pays your own address. HOOZ never touches the ETH.
HOOZ pools nothing and mixes nothing. The privacy belongs to Zcash.
The Sorter rejects any fee above 2 %. It ships at 0.5 %.
On the Arbitrum fallback, the courier holds one order's ETH for seconds, in public. The direct road removes even that.
About eight minutes. One send on your side. Follow @hooz_whoz for the $WHOZ launch.