Who buys the token off the market, who holds the supply and where staking rewards come from. The map is assembled from transfers on Base — every node is clickable and leads to the explorer.
All empty except the treasury. Balances on the cards are what sits on the address right now, and almost everywhere that is zero. The distributor, three intermediate contracts, the buyback wallet, project Safe №3 — all of it is transit: tokens pass straight through and do not linger. Only the treasury holds, 737.30 million. The large figure on a card is the balance, the small one is all-time turnover, and in places they differ by a factor of millions.
The explorer lied about the distributor. Blockscout showed 1,025,000 RNBW on it; a direct call to the contract on three independent nodes returns zero. Balances on the map were read with balanceOf, not from an aggregator.
The Safe is transit, not storage. 7,122,135 RNBW passed through it over all time, and on the account right now there is 655. 99.99% went back out: 4.34 million into the staking contract and 618 thousand into RNBWRewards — payouts to people who froze nothing. Where another 2.6 million of the total went is not shown by the explorer on its first page; it is unverified.
The treasury branch has been still since the end of August. The intermediate contracts last moved on 6, 24 and 27 August, and project Safe №3 has not moved since 6 February — seven months. The market branch, meanwhile, works daily: the router collects fees today, the buyback wallet bought on 10 September. Dates on the cards are the latest RNBW transfers; «dormant» is marked yellow after two weeks of silence.
Why 17.7% is marked yellow. A treasury holding 739 million RNBW both keeps the original supply and buys tokens in the pool itself. Its transfers to the admin Safe can be attributed neither to buybacks nor to reserves — on the account they are indistinguishable.
It is not connected to the treasury at all and works without anyone's involvement. The money here comes from those who leave and goes to those who stayed.
The rate swings thirteenfold. Over the last ten weeks it ranged from 2.5% to 32.8% a year — it all depends on who decided to leave: one large position yields more in fees than a hundred small ones. Averages over other windows: 16,0% over the week and 12,3% over the quarter. The return is in tokens, not in dollars: the pool grows in RNBW, and if the price falls the dollar result will differ.
The drip does not run dry. Over the week 100 addresses left staking and left behind 119,110 RNBW in fees — the inflow is constant. Over the whole history 1,043,669 has been withheld across 1,112 exits. A green dot next to a number means it arrived from the server just now rather than being written into the page.
This branch washes nothing off the market. The tokens are already in the pool — they merely pass from those who left to those who stayed. Circulating supply does not change by a single coin.
The treasury is the only node on the map with a real balance, 737.30 million RNBW. The question of where it is topped up from answers what the cashback is ultimately paid with. Both of its sources are shown on the map above, to its left.
The treasury buys on its own, separately from the buyback wallet. In our dossier the buyback was recorded only against the address 0x6D73C8c1… with its 2.5 million. Direct treasury purchases with 0x498581fF… add another 733,694 — meaning the project's market buyback is almost a third larger than was thought.
What the 2.77 million returned from Arrakis means is not yet known. These are liquidity management modules, and the treasury takes its own tokens out of them. Whether that is rebalancing or withdrawal cannot be told from incoming transfers alone: it has to be matched against outgoing ones into the same modules. If it is withdrawal, the effect is the opposite of buybacks, because a buyback deepens the market while pulling liquidity dries it out. Until that is checked we draw no conclusion.
Balances were read with balanceOf on the token contract on 13 September 2026; three independent nodes returned the same result. Addresses are given in full — they can be copied or opened in the explorer.
| Name | Address | Balance, RNBW | Turnover |
|---|---|---|---|
| Treasury | 0xcaa9bFCbc9ff87428535bc4E163296c3A8ae308E | 737 300 000 | passed 1,260,000 to the Safe |
| Uniswap v4 PoolManager | 0x498581fF718922c3f8e6A244956aF099B2652b2b | — | sold 733,694 to the treasury · main RNBW/USDC pool |
| the treasury's Arrakis module | 0xec5acA0B35F0d671f1d10f67d1c4Dd5Af8CBe7C1 | 696 | returned 2,765,317 to the treasury · liquidity management |
| Staking contract | 0x288ea8Bcb51d53aD361D786EFa904C401904aF70 | 23 906 320,36 | four baskets on one address: principal 23,771,490.35 · undistributed fees 60,787.32 · cashback reserve 51,334.48 · stakeFor prepayment 22,708.21 |
| RNBWRewards | 0x27c31B207eff244e9dB09bb345CDDB6B20a53c1C | 7 682,72 | received 617,980 from the Safe across 16 transfers · 610,297 paid out on the backend's signature |
| Staking admin Safe | 0xb8fb48333eEAc63e93aECd4D52fd5bB958b41130 | 655,04 | 7,122,135 passed |
| Project Safe №3 | 0xf21db2387147759947A3767fdd11576Aaa851802 | 11,00 | passed 7,000,000 to the distributor |
| Rainbow router | 0x00000000009726632680fb29d3f7a9734e3010e2 | 0,0033 | fee of 0.85% · $2.18 million a year |
| Buyback wallet | 0x6D73C8c193Ab8A87E7C22e8b5ae23d5E851b94Bb | 0 | passed 2,503,654 to the Safe |
| Distributor | 0xF34A528830C02bef7249b05Fdb8a2220521e7dB1 | 0 | received 10,500,000 |
| Second source | 0x6B3D5a34AfcAC29D9deF9Cd24C104894C0c3b5C1 | 0 | passed 3,500,000 to the distributor |
| Intermediate №1 | 0xAC94222019E1CB612843Ce71BBaC6aC26e34e06e | 0 | passed 1,896,551 to the Safe |
| Intermediate №2 | 0x8f3D5A17647e01Fda9e30De451c1044819690665 | 0 | passed 850,000 to the Safe |
| Intermediate №3 | 0x7dbd7d9Fe49295A20fdF7AE1391d3cDd1a781c71 | 0 | passed 240,000 to the Safe |
The distributor has zero against a turnover of 10.5 million. It passed only 1,225,000 to the three intermediate ones — where the other nine million went we have not checked, those transfers are beyond the explorer's first page.
The router holds 0.0033 RNBW — not a balance but incidental dust: it collects its fee in the token of the trade, not in RNBW.