Lending, Uniswap v4 liquidity and leveraged long/short markets for Robinhood Stock Tokens, deployed on Robinhood Chain mainnet with USDG at the center.
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Our first market pair is NVDA Stock Token and USDG on Robinhood Chain mainnet. The lending markets, isolated-margin contracts and paired liquidity vault integrate the mainnet NVDA Stock Token, USDG and Uniswap v4 infrastructure. USDG connects the system as the stable side of the liquidity pair, the borrowing asset for long positions, and the underlying asset of the pUSDG margin collateral.
Cross-chain access is already working, including from Solana. Users can access Peridot with funds from Ethereum, Avalanche and Solana without manually switching to Robinhood Chain. Stock Token execution remains on Robinhood Chain, while the access layer connects capital from other ecosystems.
Fiat onboarding and virtual accounts are also operational. Users can fund Peridot through the integrated fiat on-ramp and their assigned virtual account details, including virtual IBAN functionality. This gives the product an entry point for people arriving with bank funds as well as those who already hold crypto.
Suppliers deposit NVDA or USDG into lending markets and receive pTokens representing their claims. Borrowers can access liquidity against eligible collateral, while suppliers earn interest from borrowing activity. These same two markets provide the credit used by Peridot’s isolated-margin system.
A long position borrows USDG to increase NVDA exposure. A short position borrows NVDA and sells it for USDG, creating exposure to a decline in the Stock Token’s price. Both directions use pUSDG as deposited margin, with positions held in separate custody accounts. The contracts are configured for up to 5× gross leverage, subject to conservative canary limits and the protocol’s risk checks.
A dedicated cloud keeper provides liquidation infrastructure but users can run liquidation as well. The stock-price guard rejects stale prices and also reduces functionality on the weekend.
Peridot’s Boosted Markets connect lending liquidity to a paired Uniswap v4 strategy. A controlled portion of matched value from the NVDA and USDG lending markets can enter a full-range NVDA/USDG liquidity position.
Capital allocated to borrowers earns lending interest; capital allocated to Uniswap can earn trading fees. Both can contribute to suppliers’ returns without requiring each supplier to manage a separate LP position. Cash buffers and allocation limits determine how much capital enters the strategy. They do not guarantee a fixed yield or immediate withdrawal of every deposit.
Providing liquidity between a Stock Token and USDG introduces divergence risk. A configured share of collected Uniswap LP fees is routed into an in-kind strategy reserve, which can also receive direct funding.
This is a capped reserve-backed loss mitigation.
The next market expansion is additional Robinhood Stock Token pairs. NVDA/USDG establishes the initial lending, liquidity and margin structure; further markets would extend those functions to more assets, with their own liquidity, oracle and risk configurations.
We also plan an opt-in accounting layer that lets users give up a chosen portion of their supply rewards in exchange for a lower effective borrowing rate. For someone who both supplies and borrows, this creates a practical choice: retain more of their rewards, or use part of that economic benefit to reduce borrowing costs. The feature is intended to make the relationship between what a user earns and what they pay more flexible, rather than treating the two sides of their account independently.
Longer term, we plan to bring Peridot to a mobile app, combining account funding, deposited assets, borrowing and position management in one interface. The existing cross-chain and fiat integrations provide the foundation for that experience.
A future credit card linked to borrowing against deposited Stock Tokens would extend the lending product into everyday spending. A user could retain their deposited Stock Tokens as collateral and spend borrowed funds through the card, rather than selling the tokens to fund a purchase. This would require a card-issuing integration, with spending capacity tied to available borrowing capacity and the underlying loan’s interest, repayment and collateral requirements.
Over the last year we´ve iterated over many customer personas and ways on how to reach them.
We now strategized on targeting Retail investors. But how exactly do we reach them and make them come back to us?
The move is to provide valuable insights that they can't get anywhere else. We use our strength: being deeply into tech and our interest in business.
For example: Nvidia is currently the largest company but for how long? and what should investors know whats happening in adjascend markets that could affect their position in the mid-longterm? How are chinese companies catching up with graphic chip production?
TLDR; Provide helpful, engaging and interesting videos and blog posts and collaborate with other platforms for insightful blog posts, instead of asking for a larger marketing budget.
Deployed contracts (Robinhood Chain mainnet, chain ID 4663)
Assets
NVDA Stock Token: 0xd0601CE157Db5bdC3162BbaC2a2C8aF5320D9EEC
USDG (Paxos): 0x5fc5360D0400a0Fd4f2af552ADD042D716F1d168
Lending
Lending controller: 0x6148183676e304dbe63a85c350c208da3ceac39c
pNVDA market: 0xa155cccb986774ae818b3f10f07d01d1b7a47b26
pUSDG market: 0x55aed0569c8f0d166d71face57b57c2f2624a563
USDG lending price adapter: 0xe4e03c2fdaef915ace705d106b2660b1e342a2e4
Boosted Markets (Uniswap v4)
Boosted vault: 0x280825b2d856706Ff7E0d6351CcB2e935E1a9A2f
Uniswap v4 liquidity adapter: 0xadA73211711e4790bc83B5d6B39f47fE04D276f3
Strategy loss reserve: 0x806b182B050f7EcF908758dD6bBF91DB8B2212aF
Stock price guard: 0xaE4D4DdB8dD646951d54fE9B13BE23DcB61C6741
Long/short margin
Margin executor (entry point): 0x6A45Ae86bD992d250580d08D340A06A04D478977
Margin vault: 0x04D4A5555b7a37017A67B4D21A1Da5838de28B9e
Risk engine: 0xC8b178C3c74570472FF1eeE0DD559e61AF9f9678
Liquidator: 0x1434CDa56d0Aeac4d5abC16F91ca76a8A989083c
Governance