Your name, graven in stone.

Send and receive on Robinhood Chain with a name like alice@rh instead of a 0x address. Pay once and it’s yours forever: no renewals, no expiry, nothing to flip.

0.001 ETHLowest price, paid once
0Renewals, ever
80%Of every fee burned

Type a name to see it engraved.

a–z, 0–9 and hyphens, up to 20 characters.

[N.01/08] Why Graven

Names, not hex. Built for sending value.

A Graven name is a plain, readable label that points to one address on Robinhood Chain and every other EVM chain, for good.

Safer sending

Send to alice@rh instead of a 42-character string. Readable names leave less room for clipboard malware and look-alike addresses.

Names, not hex

Permanent

Register once, keep it forever. No renewals, no expiry. Names can’t be sold or moved, so there’s nothing to squat or flip.

Pay once, own forever

ETH-aligned

80% of every registration fee is burned on the spot. No governance token, no treasury games.

80% of fees burned

Open namespaces

Pick @rh, @hood, @og, @degen or dozens more. Anyone can open a new namespace and earn 10% of its names.

42 namespaces at launch

[N.02/08] The problem

Getting paid in crypto still means copying hex.

Today, sending someone ETH means bouncing an address through a chat app and trusting your clipboard. Graven replaces all of that with a name.

Without Graven 6 steps

Open your wallet
Copy your address
Paste it in Telegram
They copy it
They paste it in their wallet
They send

To0x8AdE3f…c41b8E78

Amount0.5 ETH

And hope nothing swapped the address on the way.

With Graven 3 steps

Share your name
They type it
They send

Toalice@rh

Amount0.5 ETH

[N.03/08] How it works

Three steps. Then it’s yours forever.

No account, no subscription. A wallet with a little ETH on Robinhood Chain and about a minute.

Choose a name
alice@rh, punk@og, ape@degen. Any namespace, same rules: a–z, 0–9 and hyphens.
Pay once
From 0.001 ETH, one transaction. 80% is burned, 10% goes to the namespace creator, 10% to the protocol.
Share it
Put it in your bio, your Telegram, your invoice. Anyone can resolve it to your address.

Find your name Open the app

[N.04/08] Under the hood

One contract. Every name, forever.

Apps resolve alice@rh with a single contract read. No resolvers, no off-chain service, nothing that can change later.

NameAddress

alice@rh→0x8AdE…8E78

bob@og→0x1310…c88F

treasury@dao→0x742d…f44e

vault@defi→0xd8dA…6045

Where every fee goes

80%: Burned
10%: Namespace creator
10%: Protocol

Works on every EVM chain. Names live on Robinhood Chain. Your wallet address is the same on every EVM chain, so the name points there too.

No admin. Once launch namespaces are seeded, bootstrap closes for good. Nobody, us included, can edit or take back a name.

Contract: Deploying soon

[N.05/08] Pricing

Simple pricing. Pay once, own forever.

The price depends on the namespace, never on the length of your name.

Standard

@rh, @eth, @hood and more

0.001 ETH, once

Permanent, no renewals
Same price at any length
80% of the fee burned
Works on every EVM chain

Find a name

Expressive

Short ones like @gm, @og, @degen

0.002 to 0.02 ETH

Everything in Standard
Short, memorable namespaces
Names like punk@og or gm@ser

See namespaces

Iconic

@defi, @bank, @777, @x

0.05 ETH and up

Everything in Standard
Single-character namespaces
Lucky numbers: @777, @888

See namespaces

All namespaces

[N.06/08] $GRAVEN

The community token.

$GRAVEN is the community token of Graven, launched on Pons. You don’t need it to register or use a name: names are paid in ETH and work exactly the same either way.

Buy on Pons Follow on X

Ticker: $GRAVEN
Chain: Robinhood Chain
Launchpad: Pons

Launching soon on Pons

[N.07/08] Comparison

Graven vs ENS. Owned, not rented.

ENS names expire, trade and depend on a DAO. Graven names don’t.

Criterion	ENS	Graven
Ownership	Expires, must be renewed every year	Permanent, no expiry
Transfers	Tradable, so squatting pays	Bound to one address forever
Safety	Expired names can be sniped, funds may go to a stranger	Nothing expires, nothing to snipe
Pricing	Yearly rent, short names cost more	One fee, same at any length
Fees	Go to a DAO treasury	80% burned
Namespaces	One (.eth), so short names are scarce	Many, anyone can open one
Characters	Unicode allows look-alike tricks	a–z, 0–9 and hyphens only
Complexity	A dozen contracts, resolvers, wrappers	One contract, two mappings
Governance	A DAO can change the rules	None. Rules are fixed in code

[N.08/08] FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is Graven?

A name registry on Robinhood Chain. You attach a readable name like alice@rh to your address, once, and anyone can use that name instead of your 0x address.

What format do names follow?

label@namespace. Labels use a–z, 0–9 and hyphens (not at the start or end), up to 20 characters. Namespaces are short words like rh, og or degen.

Can I sell or transfer my name?

No. A name is bound to the address that registered it, forever. That’s the point: no squatting, no flipping, no surprise owner.

Can I have several names?

One name per address. If you want another, register it from another wallet.

Where does the fee go?

80% is sent to the burn address and gone for good, 10% goes to whoever created the namespace and 10% to the protocol.

Can I create my own namespace?

Yes. Anyone can open a namespace for 0.1 ETH, set its price per name (0.001 to 10 ETH) and earn 10% of every name registered under it.

Do I need $GRAVEN to register?

No. Names are paid in ETH. $GRAVEN is the community token.

Can a smart contract have a name?

Yes. A contract can register its own name by calling the registry from its constructor, which suits immutable contracts that should never need a renewal.