Find the record
GovInfo publishes the source document. The system stores a hash of the original evidence before review.
POLITICO TOKENBuilt on Robinhood Chain
Politico Token is a fixed-supply token with a transparent, phrase-triggered burn mechanism. Reviewed public records become the evidence behind every accepted burn.
Independent token project. No affiliation with GovInfo, the U.S. Government, Robinhood, or the Politico publication.

The burner
The backend watches GovInfo records, applies the active phrase rules, and submits no more than one burn per UTC day. The vault cannot withdraw, transfer, or redirect its reserve. Burned tokens leave total supply permanently.
How it worksThe protocol
GovInfo publishes the source document. The system stores a hash of the original evidence before review.
The active phrase file is versioned and its hash is recorded on-chain. Rules can evolve as the public conversation changes.
An accepted document can trigger one 100,000 POLITICO burn. Duplicate documents and second burns that day are rejected.
Active vocabulary
The phrase file can evolve as the public conversation changes. Each active version is committed on-chain before it can trigger a burn.
Token brief
POLITICO is designed to be legible: every allocation has a job, and every burn has a public record.
Questions
No. Burns are triggered only by an accepted, reviewed document that matches the active phrase rules.
Yes. The guardian can activate a new rules hash. Each version change emits an on-chain event so the active policy can be audited.
Nowhere. The token contract destroys them from the burn vault and reduces total supply.
No. Politico is an independent project that uses public GovInfo documents and deploys on Robinhood Chain.
Stay precise
The public page will show the active rules, supply, burns, and contract links after mainnet deployment.