Portfolio
One name per batch.
These are the names on the ballot that the desk has bought so far. Every address below was read off Robinhood Chain, and every price is fetched live from the pool it actually trades in — not from a stock feed.
| Ticker | Issue | 7d trend | Price | 7d | Pool liquidity | Contract |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NVDA | NVIDIA Robinhood Token |
— | — | — | 0xd0601CE1…320D9EEC | |
| AAPL | Apple Robinhood Token |
— | — | — | 0xaF3D76f1…8f8a93f9 | |
| TSLA | Tesla Robinhood Token |
— | — | — | 0x322F0929…1c003b2d | |
| GOOGL | Alphabet Class A Robinhood Token |
— | — | — | 0x2e0847E8…ADAD4FE3 | |
| META | Meta Platforms Robinhood Token |
— | — | — | 0xc0D6457C…7ce02f35 | |
| SPY | SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust Robinhood Token |
— | — | — | 0x117cc213…2B3B4C0C |
SPY is one of the six. It is the S&P 500 in one token and the deepest market on this chain — a batch of it hands holders a slice of 500 companies at once instead of one. Which of these names a batch has actually settled, and when, is the register. Price and liquidity come from the deepest pool for each token on Robinhood Chain via DexScreener; the 7-day change and the sparkline are the last seven daily closes of that same pool, read from GeckoTerminal. These are the on-chain prices of the tokenized issues, which can drift from the underlying listed price.
How the name is chosen
Each batch buys one name, and holders choose which. The order was fixed at first, then unannounced; from here it is a vote. Weight is your $PONSPARCEL balance, the count lives in a contract with no owner, and the desk buys whatever leads when the batch goes out. Anyone can put a new Robinhood-issued name on the ballot — GLD and SLV are already on it. See the standings.
It is not a weighted basket and it is not rebalanced — there is nothing to rebalance, because the desk holds nothing between batches. Everything it buys goes out in the same batch it was bought. What you hold after one batch is whichever name that batch bought.
Why tokenized equity and not the fee itself
Paying the fee straight back out in the trading asset just hands holders more of the same exposure they already have. Converting it first is the entire point: the programme turns volatility in one token into a position in something that has nothing to do with it.