Tokenized stocks. On Robinhood Chain. 24/7.
Rip a pack, draw a position, redeem against the pool.
Demo dataTSLA
VoltageThe stone is the odds. Its crown is Common and it narrows to a point at Legendary — click a band to bring that card forward.
Real published odds. No ETH spent, nothing minted.
Four planes, top to bottom
Two transactions, not one. That is what makes the odds checkable instead of promised.
- Crown
You pay
Pick a series and a number of draws. The price is the pool's per-weight value times what a draw is worth in expectation, plus 10%.
- Girdle
The block seals it
Your outcome is bound to a block three ahead, which does not exist yet. Nobody — not you, not us — can see it or re-roll it.
- Pavilion
You reveal
A second transaction reads that block and mints what you drew. Anyone can send it, so nobody can hold your draw hostage.
- Culet
You hold or redeem
Keep the position, or burn it for its weighted share of the pool. The exit works even if the protocol is paused.
Open series
Every series publishes its odds at listing. They are fixed in the contract and cannot be edited afterwards.
Recent activity
- TSLARipped×20.0050ETH—
- GMERedeemedCommon0.0008ETH—
- NVDAPending reveal×50.0131ETH—
- TSLARipped×20.0050ETH—
- NVDADrewRare0.0131ETH—
- NVDARipped×40.0104ETH—
- NVDADrewUncommon0.0131ETH—
- TSLADrewCommon0.0050ETH—
- GMEDrewRare0.0069ETH—
- GMEDrewUncommon0.0092ETH—
- NVDAPending reveal×30.0078ETH—
- NVDARedeemedCommon0.0008ETH—
What has actually come out of the machine, against the odds it was listed with. Hover a band.
14.4K positions drawn. Small samples wander; the contract’s odds do not.
One depositor takes a cut of every rip
The largest standing deposit holds the crown and earns 10% of every surcharge paid on the protocol. Taking it costs 10% more than the backing already there. The holder it replaces gets their deposit back in full, immediately.