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Explainable launch intelligence for Robinhood Chain.
Meme-World Assets (MWA) Protocol — RWA-backed token launchpad on Robinhood Chain . Creators lock tokenized stocks as collateral, issue MEME tokens with an optional 3/5/10% buyback premium, and automatically redeem collateral after the lock expires. Live on testnet with 3 deployed contracts. https://mafsc.github.io/mwa/
Real trade. Onchain yield. Building vaults for trade credit.
Borrow against and trade tokenized stocks with leverage on Robinhood Chain.
N-dimensional AMM to unify all liquidity as one As many tokens as possible in 1 pool.
Decentralized Fact-Checking & Misinformation Detection Subnet
Earn yield by holding stock tokens on Carry CƆ
Paste a Robinhood Chain wallet and see its Stock Token track record rebuilt from public chain data, with fake tokens named and left out.
RobinCalls is a trust and intelligence layer for Robinhood Chain, combining verification, discovery, reputation, on-chain research and AI in one platform. Our goal is to help users discover, understand and confidently interact with on-chain assets.
# Sakartvelo Exchange **A working demonstration that privatization can have a real primary market — built, deployed, and verified on Arbitrum One.** ## The problem Every large-scale privatization has failed the same way, twice. Sell state assets for cash, and only people who already have capital can buy in. Give them away as free vouchers instead — the historical "fairer" alternative — and ownership still ends up right back with whoever had capital, just a few months later, because the vouchers were tradable from day one and got sold cheap under financial pressure. Crypto has quietly reproduced the same failure at industry scale: most tokens are tradable the instant they're minted, with no real primary-market phase standing between issuance and speculation. That's not a side effect of bad token design — it's a structural gap. Traditional finance solves this with a real separation between primary allocation and secondary trading. Crypto, and historical privatization alike, usually don't have one. ## What we built A three-phase mechanism — **monetization, privatization, capitalization** — that reconstructs that missing separation, live on-chain: - **Monetization**: citizens receive an equal, one-time allocation of a currency that cannot be resold or gifted — only spent bidding on real assets. - **Privatization**: that currency competes in a proportional, multi-round auction. Unfilled bids carry forward automatically; settlement cost is mathematically bounded regardless of how large a company's total share count is. - **Capitalization**: the currency's transfer restriction lifts — permanently, for everyone — only once real, on-chain progress (a company crossing 51% sold) proves privatization is genuinely underway. Not a calendar date. Not an announcement. A verifiable fact. ## What's actually live, right now Ten companies. Real auctions. Real governance — shareholders elect term-limited governors with rotating operating keys, not standing control. A real treasury layer with sealed-bid asset sales and shareholder-voted vendor payments. All five contracts verified on Arbiscan, Sourcify, and Blockscout — anyone can read the exact logic running this, not just take our word for it. ## Why it's worth building on Arbitrum Because the interesting part of this project isn't the idea — plenty of people have written about crypto's missing primary market. The interesting part is what happens when you actually try to build it: we found and fixed a real unbounded-gas vulnerability in our own settlement logic before it could lock anyone's funds, documented it publicly, and formalized the fix as a provable bound. That's the difference between a whitepaper and a working system — and Arbitrum's low, predictable gas costs are what made iterating on that fix fast enough to actually catch it. ## What's honest about where this stands This is a fictional simulation, not a real financial product — every contract says so explicitly. We have no proof-of-personhood, no formal game-theoretic proof of the auction's incentive properties, and no professional security audit yet. We say this plainly because a project that hides its limitations is less trustworthy than one that names them — and because closing exactly these gaps is what we're building toward next.
Use staked L1 tokens as collateral to borrow USDC.
Florin is a lending market for tokenised stocks on Robinhood Chain. Deposit SPY as collateral, mint FUSD, and borrow dollars without selling a share.
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