Name any basket
of stocks. Trade it.

How it works

Two lines of code create a market.

The factory is permissionless. Pick any two or more tokenized stocks, name the result, set your fee, and deploy. You earn 70% of every mint fee on that basket, forever.

// anyone can run this — no permission, no listing process
factory.create(
    "Elon", "ELON",
    [SPCX, TSLA],   // any 2+ tokenized stocks
    30              // 0.30% mint fee, your choice, 1% ceiling
);

// ELON is now a plain ERC-20.
// Mint it with SPCX + TSLA. Redeem it back any time.
// Trade it on Uniswap, or quote a memecoin against it.

Redemption is always free and always in-kind — you get the underlying stocks back, never a price feed's opinion of them. Creating a basket bonds LOT, refundable at any time.

The problem

Single stock tokens make poor denominators.

Since mid-July 2026, launchpads have let creators denominate tokens in tokenized NVDA or TSLA. It worked — that one mechanic pushed Robinhood Chain past every Solana venue in tokenized-stock volume. A single stock token is still a bad unit of account.

Freeze resilience

Verified against a real issuer freeze.

Robinhood can pause any stock token, blocklist addresses, and claw back balances. So can every rival issuer — Backed can force-transfer from any address, Ondo has frozen tokens in production. This is a property of the asset class, not a defect.

So we tested it. On a mainnet fork, using the real privileged accounts against the real contracts:

Testing

101 tests. 128,000 randomised calls per invariant.

Proven on mainnet, with real funds

Token

LOT — 1,000,000,000, fixed at deploy.

No mint function after construction. No owner, no pause, no upgrade path. The entire supply sits in a 2-of-2 treasury today: nothing leaves without both signers approving, and that has been exercised on mainnet.

Planned distribution

2026 benchmarks assume 15–30% of supply goes to investors. Round Lot has no investors and has raised nothing, so that entire bucket is redirected to the people who actually use the protocol. Community-facing allocations total 57%.

Rewards target volume, not deposits

Almost every protocol emits tokens against total value locked. It is the wrong target twice over: TVL is trivially manufactured with your own capital, and the capital it attracts leaves the day emissions stop. Round Lot pays against swap volume routed through a basket while it serves as a quote asset.

Wash-trading to farm this costs the LP fee on every round trip, which flows to the very liquidity the protocol needs. The attack subsidises the thing it attacks.

Airdrop — weighted to what is expensive to fake

Anti-sybil filtering is the defining feature of 2026 airdrop design, and the industry standard is now a dual filter: exclude an address for being a sybil or for being a genuine low-effort farmer. Six months of ordinary use should outweigh six days of intensive farming.

• Self-dealing does not count. Creator scoring ignores mints from addresses that ever funded the creator.
• Duration over snapshots. Snapshots reward whoever guesses the date; duration rewards actual use.
• Per-address caps and a floor, so one whale cannot take a cohort and small users still clear gas.
• Criteria published before the snapshot closes. No retroactive rule changes.

Where LOT gets its bid

Two sinks, both scaling with real usage rather than narrative. Bonding: creating a basket locks 25,000 LOT, refundable, so demand tracks the number of baskets people actually maintain — this is live today. Fees: each basket charges a creator-set mint fee capped at 1%, split 70% creator and 30% protocol, with the protocol share flowing to the treasury and, once a market exists, to buy-and-burn. Redemption is never taxed; exit is a safety property.

Contracts

Deployed and verified on Robinhood Chain.

The flagship is intentionally unseeded. Seeding fixes a basket's composition permanently, so it will be set with real capital at deliberate weights rather than in a test.

Disclosures