Backed by actual rice.

A commodity-backed token where the commodity is rice. Burn your tokens, real grains arrive in your mailbox, shipping paid. That's the whole thing.

The $RICE mascot, a smiling grain of rice

Overview

Most tokens are backed by nothing. $RICE is a commodity-backed token: every token is redeemable at a fixed rate for real rice held in reserve. Gold-backed tokens promise bullion in a vault you'll never visit. $RICE mails you the commodity.

The reserve: 10,000,000 grains, bought before launch. Burn tokens and they're destroyed forever; the rice ships to you free. No staking pools, no metaverse roadmap — a supply, a reserve, and a mailbox. The first coin you can eat.

Rice characters surfing across clouds in a blue sky
The $RICE community, pictured at all-time highs.

The peg

Fixed at launch. Never changes:

100 $RICE
tokens burned
=
1 grain
of real rice, mailed to you

1,000,000,000 tokens, 10,000,000 grains — if every token burned, every grain would ship, and both would hit zero together. The math closes perfectly.

Derived unit: 1 bowl = 5,000 grains = 500,000 $RICE. The sidebar tracks what a bowl is worth at the current market price.

Tokenomics

ParameterValue
Token name$RICE
Total supply1,000,000,000
Rice reserve10,000,000 grains
Redemption rate100 $RICE : 1 grain
Mint functionNone. Supply can only go down.
Burn mechanismBurn-to-redeem. Every burn is permanent and triggers a shipment.

Every burn shrinks tokens and rice together — the ratio holds forever.

A vault door open with a pile of rice characters spilling out
The reserve. Ten million grains, allegedly well behaved.

Contract

Contract address: not yet released. $RICE has not launched. Anything claiming to be $RICE before the official address appears here is an impostor and, worse, contains no rice.

At launch, this page gets:

  • The official contract address
  • Live price and market data
  • Live circulating supply, updated as burns come in
  • Live burn totals as redemptions come in

Until then, nothing else is real. Only official channels: this site and @rice_rh.

Proof of reserves

Not theoretical. September 5, 2026: twenty 20 lb bags of Royal Basmati — 400 pounds — in one Sam's Club run.

FieldValue
Acquisition date09/05/2026, 18:25
VendorSam's Club
AssetRoyal Basmati Rice, 20 lb bags
Quantity20 bags @ $17.48
Total reserve cost$349.60
Reference #521200382157
Sam's Club receipt showing 20 bags of basmati rice for $349.60
The receipt. 20 items sold, $349.60, change due $0.00.
Twenty burlap bags of Royal Basmati Rice laid out on grass
The reserve, audited on a lawn.
Full disclosure: nobody counted 10,000,000 grains by hand. 400 lb of basmati ≈ 10M grains, and every redemption gets honored until the last envelope ships.

The price of rice

$349.60 is what the grains cost. It is not what they are worth — canvas and paint don't price the painting. The team fixed one number, the peg, and it's denominated in rice, not dollars. What a grain is worth is decided entirely by the people trading it.

This is not ordinary rice. It has been photographed on a lawn, written into a protocol, and made permanently redeemable by mail. Ordinary rice feeds you once; this rice is load-bearing. Only the market prices that distinction.

Burn & redeem

Handled over X DMs. No portal, no middleman — you burn, you message, rice moves.

Burn your tokens

From your wallet on Robinhood Chain, send any multiple of 100 $RICE to the burn address below. Keep a little ETH for gas. The tokens are permanently destroyed.

DM @rice_rh on X

Send the burn transaction hash, the wallet that burned, and your shipping address to @rice_rh — the only account authorized to move rice.

Receive your rice

The burn is verified on-chain, then your grains are counted, packed, and queued for the next mail run. Small burns arrive in an envelope; large burns arrive as a package.

Burn address: 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD
The standard dead address — tokens sent here are gone forever, and supply trackers count them as burned.

What to include in your DM

  • The transaction hash of your burn
  • The wallet address the burn came from
  • The shipping address for your rice

One DM per burn. Every claim is checked on-chain — a screenshot of a burn is not a burn.

Redemption sizes

Burn amountYou receiveFormat
100 $RICE1 grainEnvelope
10,000 $RICE100 grainsEnvelope
1,000,000 $RICE10,000 grainsPackage
100,000,000 $RICE1,000,000 grainsSeveral packages. Please reconsider.
A rice character eating rice surrounded by flames
A burn in progress.
A rice character collecting envelopes from a red mailbox
A redemption arriving.

Shipping

Free on every redemption. Burning makes every remaining token scarcer, so postage is on us. No fees, no minimums beyond the 100 $RICE peg.

  • Envelope redemptions ship as standard letter mail.
  • Package redemptions ship as tracked parcels.
  • One shipment per burn. Batch your burns if you want your rice to travel together.
A rice character having a picnic with a bowl of rice
Suggested use of redeemed supply.

Where to trade

Launching on Pons, the launchpad on Robinhood Chain — Pons is to Robinhood what pump.fun is to Solana.

The pool is paired with $INDA, the tokenized India ETF. The reserve is Indian basmati, and India is the world's largest rice exporter — so $RICE trades against the one asset on the chain with real exposure to rice. The pairing is thematic, and the theme is load-bearing.

Redemption moves one direction only: $RICE becomes rice, never the reverse. The reserve empties; it never refills.

A rice character at a desk watching a candlestick chart
A holder conducting technical analysis.

FAQ

Is this serious?

The rice is completely real. The tone is not.

What kind of rice is it?

Royal Basmati, from the foothills of the Himalayas. The reserve is premium aged. Your grains are older and wiser than most tokens.

Can I redeem less than one grain?

No. The grain is the atomic unit of the protocol. Burns must be multiples of 100 $RICE.

The reserve cost $349.60. Shouldn't the market cap be $349.60?

No. The reserve backs you in grains, not dollars. The grocery bill priced the raw material; the market prices the rice.

What happens when the reserve runs out?

It can't — the peg guarantees exactly enough rice for every token still circulating.

Should I buy this?

Up to you. It's a memecoin: entertainment, not an investment. Never spend money you'd be sad to convert into a small pile of rice.

A rice character in sunglasses playing cards at a green table
Risk management, visualized.