Robinhood Chain IRL is the ALPHA
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Robinhood Chain market cap map · $707.89M across 60 assets https://t.co/t1b1fXh4AV
you can now download and share the marketcap map for all of the highly liquid tokens on Robinhood Chain to X
also adding this feature for wallet inflows mapping and token growth comparison line graph.
comment if you see your coin on the map
One of the things I'm always doing, and I coauthored a book about this so consider the source, is looking at experiments in early stage tech and asking whether they map onto business somewhere else.
Been thinking about StonkBrokers a lot lately.
Short version on StonkBrokers if a non-crypto person happens to read this...4,444 brokers on Robinhood Chain, each one a 6551 token bound account, so the NFT "owns" a wallet. Marketplace fees pool up, a % buy stock tokens or ETH, and drop them pro rata into brokers that have been "activated" at one of multiple tiers for a fee. Higher tier, bigger share. Sell the NFT and the contents travel with it (unless you claim them before sale), but the activation clears, so the new owner has to turn it back on.
Traditional finance has nothing that works like this.
Your brokerage account is a contract. Your name is on it, you can't sell it, other entities can't seamlessly add to it, there's no community behind it, and there's no aligned incentives with the company issuing it.
Imagine you run a program like this at Fidelity. TBD # of seats. Each seat is an account with a permanent identity, seeded with a starter basket of stocks, and it's yours to sell, gift, or borrow against. Fidelity implements some sort of flywheel (ex. a % of fees or revenue) that brings yield to the account, higher based on larger AUM.
Why would Fidelity ever do this? Three reasons I can think of.
First, they sell the seats. Whatever amount they choose, priced at whatever the market says a permanent position at Fidelity is worth. That's a new revenue line that didn't exist, and it's paid up front by exactly the customers they most want to keep. Plus, you can have a royalty on the sale of each seat, and the bigger the contents, the more it'll go for.
Second, it opens up a cleaner rewards mechanic for people who want to reach your customers. You could have people opt-in to categories for these - airline, tickets, TCGs, etc. The stock rewards are baseline, but this levels it up. This is like Amex Offers except it works better. Amex Offers is a coupon buried in an app that you have to remember to go clip, and the merchant never really knows if you saw it.
Here a brand drops Masters tickets or an allocated wine case or a graded card into the 400 seats that opted into that category, your phone buzzes, and the thing is already sitting in your account. Provable delivery, provable redemption, and targeting that Amex can't touch because the seat knows what you asked to receive. Fidelity stops paying for its own rewards program and starts charging for it. And they could issue THOSE rewards as NFTs which, if sold, provide a royalty for both companies.
And this is BEFORE third party rewards unrelated to the program...like a NYC Wall Street bar gives a discount to anyone who holds one.
Lastly, and traditional business severely underrates this - community. Very few people have an identity formed around Fidelity, let alone a community, but this deepens brand loyalty and lets them "sell" something besides the accounts. They sell belonging. And when people do sell their accounts, you don't lose customers, they just sell their seat (with or without rewards) to someone else.
I don't think it ships anytime soon. But it could transform an account to something you own instead of something you opened.
The next level for crypto expanding ownership to more users is easy access to these assets.
Pretty dope that now I can buy $stonkbroker under trending assets using @RobinhoodCrypto RobinHood wallet in less than 15 seconds using my iPhone with gas fees fully covered.
The Stonkbrokers launchpad is officially live.
I focused on three main things with this launchpad
1. Data : simple easy readable data for users to identify features and supply structure of tokens that they speculate on.
2. Options : multiple options for deployers and creators to monetize and effectively execute their launches.
3. Simplicity : this Robinhood launchpad has a very simply interface and its own website (https://t.co/lPYTb98U6B)
You may notice the ICO bar at the top when that bar hits $1,000,000 it will randomly purchase a top token on the launchpad.
Let’s (slow) cook
Clutch mode activated
What are good tokenomics?
Good tokenomics push value accrual via organic protocol activity.
$STONKBROKER over the past 7 days:
24.5M tokens burned, an average pace of $105k burned per day $811k in protocol fees earned #3 by revenue on all of Robinhood Chain per DefiLlama, ahead of OpenSea, Sushi, and Uniswap V2.
813 Stonkbrokers locked in the anil AMM forever.
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More layers coming, more infra, more special projects, and a stronger ecosystem to build unicorn technologies within our Robinhood Chain incubator.
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Nice earnings week for my $STONKBROKER NFTs. But the experiment by @OxSimpleFarmer has barely started. The rewards below are from $STONKBROKER token swaps and NFT activations alone. There are 4 more @RobinhoodCrypto activations coming to the ecosystem that will also feed these activated-NFT earnings. Someday we will know this project's true value. That day is not today.
In the meantime, I believe the market will continue to misunderstand $STONKBROKER. I'll use it as my opportunity to buy more. Over 600 of the 4444 NFT supply was burnt this week. Gone forever.
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