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Writing about Robinwood Stocks
01 / About Robinwood Stocks
Boilerplate you can copy
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Robinwood Stocks is a protocol for on-chain index baskets on Robinhood Chain. Each basket token is an ERC-20 fully backed by tokenized Stock Tokens held by its own immutable contract: no managers, no admin keys over funds. Minting deposits the underlying assets in-kind for a 0.30% fee, capped at 0.50% in code. Redeeming burns the token and returns the assets, free and ungated, forever. The contracts are unaudited and deposits are capped at $100K per basket at launch, and Robinwood Stocks says so plainly. Basket tokens are not ETFs and not registered securities, and they are not available to US persons. Robinwood Stocks launches with three baskets: MAG7, AI6, and HOOD6.
Short
Robinwood Stocks weaves tokenized stocks into single, fully backed basket tokens on Robinhood Chain. Mint for 0.30%. Redeem free, forever. Not an ETF. Not available to US persons.
02 / Fast facts
The numbers, checked
4663
Chain id. Robinhood Chain.
0.30%
Mint fee. Hard-capped at 0.50% in code.
$0
Redeem fee. Free and ungated, forever.
44
Tokenized assets supported.
3
Baskets at launch: MAG7, AI6, HOOD6.
$100K
Deposit cap per basket. Contracts unaudited.
03 / Brand assets
The drawn V
The wordmark is always lowercase: robinwoodstocks. Keep the mark in Ink or white, on plain backgrounds, with room to breathe.
04 / Name and usage
What to call things
- Robinwood Stocks
- The protocol. Capitalized in prose, lowercase in the wordmark.
- $WOOD
- The curator token. Always written with the dollar sign.
- baskets
- Basket tokens are ERC-20s. They are not ETFs, not funds, and not registered securities. Please do not call them any of those.