Do I actually receive the stocks?
Yes, the ones paid out to you. Each weekly distribution goes out as tokenized shares sent directly to your wallet on Robinhood Chain. Once they land they are yours: self custodied, transferable, and sellable like anything else you hold. What you do not get is a claim on the rest of the treasury book, which stays at the ecosystem level and funds the following weeks. Put simply, you own what has been paid out to you, not what has not.
Does the fee apply to sending tokens to a friend?
No. The fee lives in a Uniswap v4 hook attached to the official pool, not in the token, so it only fires on a swap. Wallet to wallet transfers, bridging and moving between your own addresses are all untouched. The flip side is that the fee is scoped to that pool: if someone opened a second pool with no hook, trades there would pay nothing and the treasury would earn nothing from them.
Do I have to stake or claim anything?
No. Hold at least . $OG in a self custody wallet and the stock tokens arrive on their own each cycle. Nothing to lock, nothing to sign, no claim transaction to pay for.
How much will I earn?
It depends entirely on trading volume, which nobody can predict. Every figure on this site illustrates how the mechanism works using past or placeholder numbers, and dollar amounts are the value of the stock tokens sent out at the time. There is no fixed rate, no guaranteed return, and a quiet week means a small pool.
What stops the team from selling the treasury?
Three things, and you can check all of them. The treasury is a multisig, not one person's wallet, and every transaction it makes is visible on chain. Nothing unlocks for the first six months and then only on a published schedule. And releasing a tranche needs a holder vote, above market cap thresholds, capped at 2% of supply a quarter. None of that makes it impossible; it makes it visible and slow, which is the part you can actually verify.
Why Robinhood Chain?
Because it is where tokenized real world equities actually settle. Building the treasury on the same chain as the assets keeps the buys, the holdings and the payouts in one auditable place. This project is independent and has no affiliation with Robinhood Markets, Inc.
What happens if volume dries up?
Rewards shrink with it. The pool is a share of volume, so no volume means no pool. The book built in earlier weeks stays on the balance sheet; it does not get sold to top up distributions unless holders vote for that.
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