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Robinhood Chain · $KING

Trade the people,
not the stock.

Key markets for the operators behind tokenized equities. Priced by the curve, anchored to the tape.

Markets
0
Above anchor
0
Fee
0%
Paper capital
$0M
The Board
NVDA logo
Jensen HuangNVDA
Chief Executive Officer · NVIDIA
0.115 Ξ
27 holders
TSLA logo
Elon MuskTSLA
Chief Executive Officer · Tesla
0.266 Ξ
44 holders
AAPL logo
Tim CookAAPL
Chief Executive Officer · Apple
0.068 Ξ
31 holders
MSFT logo
Satya NadellaMSFT
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer · Microsoft
0.142 Ξ
38 holders
GOOGL logo
Sundar PichaiGOOGL
Chief Executive Officer · Alphabet
0.095 Ξ
29 holders
AMZN logo
Andy JassyAMZN
President & Chief Executive Officer · Amazon
0.080 Ξ
26 holders
META logo
Mark ZuckerbergMETA
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer · Meta Platforms
0.128 Ξ
35 holders
AMD logo
Lisa SuAMD
Chair & Chief Executive Officer · Advanced Micro Devices
0.066 Ξ
24 holders

Demo data. Operator names and bound tickers are real; all market figures below are simulated.

Every ticker links to its public data source
The mechanic

A curve that answers to the tape.

Key price is the bonding curve multiplied by an anchor derived from the 30-day performance of the ticker that operator runs. The curve gives you the entry and the royalty loop. The anchor gives you a reason to hold through a quiet week, and a calendar that restarts volume four times a year.

Worked example · key #40verify NVDA
base = 40² / 16000 = 0.100 Ξ
anchor = 1 + (perf30d × 0.5), clamped [0.5, 2]
NVDA +30% / 30d1.15× → 0.115 Ξ
NVDA −20% / 30d0.90× → 0.090 Ξ
NVDA −100% (clamp)0.50× → 0.050 Ξ

The clamp is enforced in the contract, not trusted from the oracle payload. Without a floor, a collapsing ticker could zero out holders who did nothing wrong. Without a ceiling, a squeeze in the underlying could be front-run by anyone with a market data terminal.

Every trade · 2% fee25% off paying in $KING
50%
Buyback & burn
Market-buys $KING and burns it. Published with transaction links.
30%
Treasury
Infrastructure, oracle costs, seeding liquidity in new markets.
20%
Holder royalty
Paid pro-rata to existing key holders in that market.

Social key markets typically send their entire cut to burn. It reads generous and leaves no budget to seed a market, absorb an oracle outage, or survive a quiet quarter. The 30% treasury leg is what buys a second year.

The app

One market, one operator, one ticker.

Every market page carries the price, the anchor, the earnings countdown, and your accrued royalties — plus the line that says exactly what a key is and is not.

Market detail · app previewHuang · NVDA
NVDA logo
Jensen Huang
Chief Executive Officer · NVIDIA
Key price
0.115 Ξ
Anchor
1.15×
Keys issued
40
Next earnings
12d
Buy key · 0.115 Ξ
Sell · 0.113 Ξ
Your position
3 keysentry 0.081 Ξroyalties 0.014 Ξ

Fee 50% burn · 30% treasury · 20% royalty to existing holders in this market.

Navigation
/boardAll operator markets, sortable
/m/[ticker]Market detail, chart, buy and sell
/cabinetDraft and track 5 operators
/portfolioKey positions, royalties, claims
/leaderboardPaper weekly and realized PnL
/burnLive buyback and burn ledger
Who uses it

Three people, three reasons.

The free tier is a permanent acquisition funnel with its own retention loop, not a placeholder waiting for a token.

The paper traderTop of funnel
  1. 01
    Arrives from a shared Cabinet Card
    No modal, no wallet prompt, no cookie wall.
  2. 02
    Sees the full board instantly
    Every market, live price, 30-day sparkline, anchor badge.
  3. 03
    Drafts a Cabinet
    Picks 5 operators with $1,000,000 virtual capital. 30 seconds.
  4. 04
    Returns daily to check rank
    Tracked against real market performance.
  5. 05
    Exports a Cabinet Card
    Posts it. Every card carries the domain and the ticker.
  6. 06
    Converts on a win
    Prompt fires on a green week, never on arrival.
The key traderRevenue
  1. 01
    Connects a wallet
    Robinhood Chain, ETH gas.
  2. 02
    Studies the board with a thesis
    Which anchor is mispriced? Which supply is thin before earnings?
  3. 03
    Buys a key
    Signs, key credited, joins the royalty set for that market.
  4. 04
    Collects royalties
    A cut of every trade that follows theirs, claimable any time.
  5. 05
    Rides the anchor
    Repricing every 15 minutes. Earnings drive the volume spikes.
  6. 06
    Exits into the curve
    No lockup, no vesting, no withdrawal fee.
The $KING holderProtocol
  1. 01
    Acquires $KING on the open market
    100% fair launch. No team allocation, no presale.
  2. 02
    Unlocks access, not odds
    25% fee discount, extended Cabinet slots, early market access.
  3. 03
    Benefits passively from volume
    50% of every fee buys $KING on the market and burns it.
  4. 04
    Verifies the burn
    Transactions published live with block links. Nothing self-reported.
Token utility

Access, capacity, and cost. Never odds.

Observerno holding
  • Full board, live prices, charts
  • Paper trading, $1M virtual
  • 5 Cabinet slots
  • Cabinet Card export
Brokerhold 0.1%
  • 25% fee discount paying in $KING
  • 10 Cabinet slots
Advisorhold 0.5%
  • 24h early access to new markets
  • Listing proposal rights
Kingmakerhold 2%
  • Vote weight on the listing queue
  • Named on the public founders board
What $KING never buys
  • Better key prices, priority fills, or curve advantages
  • A larger royalty share than an equal-sized non-holder
  • Advance access to oracle data
  • Any edge that costs another trader money

Token utility is access, capacity, and cost — never odds. A token that buys an edge turns every non-holder into exit liquidity, and the market dies.

Tokenomics

Fixed supply. One-way sinks.

The protocol acquires $KING the same way anyone else does — by buying it on the open market with fee revenue.

Distribution

100% fair launch — no reserved supply

Supply
1,000,000,000 $KING
Distribution
100% fair launch
Team allocation
0%
Presale
None
Vesting
None — nothing to vest
Emissions
None. Supply only decreases.
Demand
  • Fee discount requires holding
  • Cabinet slot expansion
  • Early access to new markets
  • Listing proposal rights
Supply reduction
  • 50% of all fees buy and burn, continuously
  • Listing proposals burn 100% of the submitted fee
  • No emissions, no inflation, no unlock schedule
Listing policy

Not everyone can be listed.

Every market binds to exactly one listed, tokenized ticker and a named executive of that company. Creators, influencers and private individuals are not eligible and never will be.

Each market carries the company's own mark plus a geometric sigil derived from its ticker. No portraits, ever — a company logo denotes a listed security, but a person's likeness is theirs, and it does not belong on a speculative market.

Eligible
  • Named executives and founders of listed companies
  • Public figures named in filings and earnings calls
  • Bound to a ticker tokenized on Robinhood Chain
Not eligible
  • Private individuals of any kind
  • Creators, influencers, streamers, crypto personalities
  • Anyone not bound to a listed, tokenized ticker

A documented request from a named individual or their representative delists the market and settles all open keys at last oracle price within 72 hours.

Architecture

What is trustless, and what is not.

Money is on-chain. The oracle is server-authoritative because a client must never be able to invent a price. Paper trading is off-chain because it should cost nothing.

01On-chain
Robinhood Chain
  • KeyMarket contract — curve, anchor, royalty accounting
  • Anchor clamp enforced in-contract, never trusted from the oracle payload
  • Fee split immutable after deployment
  • No admin function can move user keys or royalties
  • Deliberately not upgradeable — a proxy on user funds is a standing key to the vault
02Oracle
Server-authoritative
  • Pulls 30-day performance per bound ticker
  • Computes the multiplier, clamps it, pushes on-chain every 15 minutes
  • Circuit breaker: a stale feed freezes the multiplier and flags the market
  • Batched on a fixed cadence, not event-triggered — removes the front-run window
03Off-chain
Managed Postgres
  • Paper balances, cabinets, leaderboards
  • Indexed on-chain trades for fast board reads
  • Row-level security forced on every table
  • Paper writes go through server routes, never client-direct
Anti-gaming

Every free tier is a bot farm eventually.

Free-tier prizes are prestige only — rank, badges, streaks. Nothing with real value is reachable without paying, which removes the incentive to farm it.

Multi-session leaderboard farmingRate limits per IP, weekly reset, non-transferable prizes
Oracle front-runningAnchor updates batched on a fixed cadence, not event-triggered
Wash trading for royaltiesRoyalties accrue only to keys held before the trade; fee exceeds the round-trip
Stale-feed exploitationCircuit breaker freezes the multiplier and flags the market
Roadmap

The token launches last.

The board has to prove it holds attention before there is anything to buy.

01Here
The board
  • Landing page and live board
  • Paper trading, $1M virtual
  • Cabinet draft and weekly leaderboard
  • Cabinet Card rendering
02
Live anchor
  • Real 30-day performance feed
  • Oracle on a 15-minute cadence
  • Circuit breaker and stale state
  • Earnings calendar per market
03
On-chain
  • KeyMarket contract
  • Full test suite on curve, clamp, royalty, delist
  • Testnet and adversarial review
  • External security review before mainnet funds
04
Token and ecosystem
  • $KING fair launch
  • Buyback and burn engine, public ledger
  • Telegram bot and Mini App
  • Community listing queue
Competitive edge

Why this is hard to copy.

First mover

Social key markets exist; none bind price to a public performance anchor.

Network effects

Royalties reward early entry per market, so each market builds a holder base with a reason to defend it.

Data

Paper trading captures conviction before money is involved — a wallet-gated competitor cannot collect it.

Switching costs

Accrued royalty streams and cabinet streaks do not port.

Brand

Institutional visual language in a category that defaults to meme aesthetics.

Technical

Cloning the interface is trivial. Cloning a working, non-exploitable anchor is not.

Honest take

What this is, and what it isn't.

What holds up
  • The anchor is a real, public, recurring catalyst. Earnings seasons restart volume on a schedule no purely social market has.
  • Fees fund operations, not just optics — the protocol can seed a market and survive a quiet quarter.
  • The listing policy is narrow by design, enforced at listing time rather than after complaints.
What could break it
  • Social markets have a documented short half-life. Volume front-loads into the first two weeks and decays hard.
  • $KING value is a direct function of trading volume. There is no revenue floor and no subscription base.
  • The bet is that a scoreboard extends the category's lifespan. That bet is unproven.
Contract AddressPre-launch
TBA — the token launches after the board proves it holds attention.

$KING has not launched. Any contract address circulating now is not ours. This panel will carry the verified address when it exists.

You can buy NVDA. You cannot buy the man who runs it. Until now.