Mesko is a peer-to-peer yield protocol for real-world assets: two stakers, one asset, two lock commitments. The side that holds longest takes the larger share of the yield — patience pays, flinching costs. Your principal is never at risk.
Two stakers deposit into the same real-world asset. It earns a fixed yield over the term — here, a pot of 0.22 ETH. One commits to the full term; the other keeps the freedom to exit early. Principal is always returned in full. Here is what each walks away with.
The yield pot is always split between the two, and always sums to exactly what the asset earned. Committing longer earns you a bigger slice — but break your lock and that slice passes to the side that stayed. The protocol takes nothing and can never go insolvent.
A tokenized real-world asset — a treasury note, an invoice pool, a property claim — is written on-chain once and frozen. Its yield source and term are carved in and can never be edited.
A vault is a two-seat table attached to one asset. Each staker deposits the same principal into escrow. No order book, no pooled fund manager — just you and the other side.
You commit a lock duration: "I hold for the full term." The share of the yield you earn follows from how your commitment compares to the other seat. Longer conviction, larger slice.
At term the asset's yield is paid and split by conviction; principal returns in full. Break your lock early and your yield slice passes to the side that held. One click, no intermediary.
Your slice of the yield rises with the lock you commit, relative to the other seat. There is no house skimming a cut and no market maker — the yield only ever moves between the two of you.
Because a broken lock forfeits your slice to the side that held, the honest strategy is to commit exactly the duration you can truly hold: reach for more term than you can stand and you hand the whole pot away.
The two yield slices always sum to exactly 0.22 ETH — the protocol never adds to or takes from the pot. Set both needles equal and the yield splits evenly; push one to full term and it earns nearly the whole pot for the risk of holding.
Mesko is two smart contracts on Robinhood Chain: one holds the tokenized assets, the other runs the vaults and the money. Your principal can't go missing, and every payout adds up to the exact wei.
Stores every tokenized asset with its yield source and term. An asset is written once and then frozen — it can never be edited, deleted, or re-termed — so a vault can't be changed out from under you once deposits land.
Runs the stakes. Two stakers deposit the same principal, declare their lock, and settle. Hold to term and the contract splits the yield instantly; break early and your slice passes to the side that held. Works with ETH or any ERC-20.
Principal never enters the formula — only the yield the asset earned is split. Everything is computed in whole integers (uint256), so payouts are exact down to the wei, and the two slices always sum to the full pot.
Deposits sit in escrow and are returned 1:1. Only yield is ever redistributed — you cannot lose what you put in.
Finalizing, locking, and settling can never be undone. No take-backs, no paying out twice.
No pooled fund and no house edge. Yield only ever moves between the two seats at a table.
An asset's yield source and term are carved on-chain and cannot change after deposits land.
A seat is taken with the exact principal; tokens that skim a fee on transfer are rejected.
Every transfer updates the books before sending funds, behind a guard that blocks re-entry attacks.
On a normal platform everyone earns the same rate for depositing into one pool. On Mesko you stake against a single counterparty on one asset, and you each declare a lock. The side that commits the longer term takes a larger slice of the same yield — and forfeits it if they break early. It rewards conviction, not just capital.
No. Principal sits in escrow and is returned in full whatever happens. Only the yield the asset earns over the term is split by conviction. The worst case is that you break your lock and earn nothing extra — you still get every wei of your deposit back.
None. The protocol takes 0% and holds no position. The yield pot is split entirely between the two seats and always sums to exactly what the asset earned.
Liquidity. The short seat keeps the freedom to exit early and still earns a slice of the yield — it simply concedes some of that yield to the side willing to be locked longer. You are paid a little less for the option to leave.
An unmatched seat can be unwound. If the second seat never fills or never locks, the grace window lets you withdraw your deposit in full — no counterparty, no split, no penalty.
Yes. MeskoVault works with ETH or any ERC-20 — stablecoins, tokenized treasuries, or tokenized equities. The asset earning the yield and the token you stake can be one and the same.
No. Funds sit in the MeskoVault contract, not with any team or custodian. Every payout is computed on-chain in whole integers and adds up to the exact wei. There is no admin key that can move your principal.
No. Mesko is an independent protocol that happens to be deployed on Robinhood Chain. It is not built, endorsed, or operated by Robinhood.