Parcel Protocol

Tokenized stock baskets on Robinhood Chain. 
Deposit USDG, mint Parcel, redeem basket or USDG any time.

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$PARCEL is live.

CA: 0x70d9b299cf19ea540d66db7ec682a7fb92af31a3

Seven Lots open on Robinhood Chain right now: pMAG7, pMACRO, pSEMI, and four more, each one a full sector basket sitting in custody, not a chart tracking one from outside.

Deposit USDG, next epoch settles in under 15 minutes, basket lands as one token.

Redeem back to USDG or pull the actual shares out, anytime.

https://t.co/om0nPWIwrA

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Update. Minting a Parcel now has a moment attached to it.

Deposit clears, and the basket doesn't just appear in a wallet.

Tokens fly into the isometric box on screen, box seals shut, one receipt prints out with the basket's name on it.

Held whole in custody was always the mechanic.
Now it's something worth screen-recording.

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Risk disclosure, in full.

Custody Vault stores real value.

A bug in its logic loses deposited assets, it doesn't just distort a chart the way a purely analytical index would.

V1 custody runs on a team multisig.

Operator trust stacked on top of smart-contract risk, disclosed as exactly that.

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Equity oracles update every 5 minutes during session hours. Chains don't stop for closing bells, so there's always a window where the feed sits behind reality.

One constituent goes silent past 15 minutes, only that name's swap path pauses. Rest of the basket keeps trading normally around it.

All feed goes off past 30 minutes, $USDG primary market closes across every Lot until it's back.

In-kind redemption ignores both failure modes. Custody doesn't need a price to hand back what's already yours.

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Anyone can propose a new Lot. Bond 100,000 $PRCL to file it.

Reaches a vote, bond returns whole. Spam, and 20% goes to treasury.

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Three fees, three jobs.

Streaming: 0.75% a year, per block against NAV, pays for custody and oracle upkeep.

Flow: 0.10% base, up to 0.50% more if the ticket is large against pool depth.

In-kind: flat 0.05%, nothing else, since nothing trades.

Staked $PRCL cuts the flow number. Streaming never moves.

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Move one name's price, mint or redeem against the distorted NAV, move it back. Classic thin-pool attack.

Capped at 0.5% NAV per address, 2% total, per epoch. In-kind skips all of it, no price to game.

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A held company gets bought out. Or delisted. Or splits its stock. Real portfolios deal with this constantly, on-chain baskets mostly don't.

Parcel runs it as a routine op, by policy set before it happens.

Split: unit count recalculates, weight holds.
Buyout: position converts to USDG, redistributed across the rest.
Delisting: weight winds down in 1% NAV tranches.

No emergency vote required for any of it.

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Landscape right now:

Analytics indices like VAULTS compute basket value from a formula and publish the number.
No deposit function, custody or dividend, because there's no asset sitting behind the price.

Robinhood's own developer documentation ships a basic reference app for this exact problem: deposit stock tokens, mint an ERC-20 basket share, redeem into components, it works.

It also has none of the machinery a real market needs: no netting against opposing flow, no execution-price minting, no oracle circuit breaker, no in-kind exit if the swap path ever breaks.

@ParcelProtocol is the production version of that reference pattern: epochs, execution-price minting, oracle bands, permissionless escape hatch, all built out.

Nobody else has taken this from tutorial to infrastructure yet.

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Update. Create now takes a sentence instead of a form.

Type "AI plus energy, dash of degen," tokens land in the builder already weighted, picks pulled straight from what's actually tradable, stocks and memes both.

Adjust anything, submit the same way it always worked.

Naming a basket is now the hard part. Building it isn't.

https://t.co/fgCXSCr52e

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Most on-chain stock baskets are still a number on a screen.

Or a tutorial nobody finished building out.

Parcel has seven Lots open right now, custody-backed, NAV reconciled against a live oracle.

Pitch versus infrastructure: one of them has a Transparency page with real balances on it.

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Ask a courier to bundle ten packages into one shipment and hand back a single receipt for the lot. Simple job, done every day.

Ask for the tokenized-stock equivalent: deposit once, get one claim on a whole basket, hand it back whenever you want. Nothing built that, until now.

Same term shows up on a trading floor too: a block of shares moving whole from one holder to another, not sliced apart share by share.

Epoch packs the basket like filling a shipment. Custody holds it sealed. Redemption opens it back up and hands over every piece inside, exactly as declared.

Basket in, basket out. That's the name.

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$PRCL is not a claim on the baskets. That's what a Parcel is.

$PRCL discounts flow fees by stake tier.

Backs the Backstop as first-loss capital, earning 40% of every Lot's streaming fee.

Bonds new Lot proposals for anyone who wants to submit one.

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Update: Every Lot now shows what it would've made you.

Drag a slider on any basket page, 30 days, 90 days, whatever window, the number recalculates live off actual NAV history.

Abstract composition turns into one figure before a single USDG moves.

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Building sector exposure to tokenized stocks today means opening a handful of tabs and buying each ticker on its own thin pool, spread and gas charged separately every time.

Getting back out works the same way in reverse.
Nothing on Robinhood Chain took the whole position back in one move, until this.

Parcel Protocol holds the basket itself, in custody, redeemable whole.

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Update. Every position now shareable as a card.

Open any Lot, or any basket held, tap Share. Composition, return, actual P&L, rendered on the spot in the brand's own look, straight into X in one tap.

Whoever's holding a green basket has a reason to post it. That's the whole growth loop.

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Four places to look once inside. Lots shows every basket open right now, live NAV, what's actually sitting in custody behind it.

Portfolio tracks whatever Parcels a wallet is holding.

Transparency lays out custody balances and oracle sourcing for anyone who wants to check the math directly. $PRCL covers the token, kept separate from all of that.

Nothing here needs reading in order, start wherever the question is.

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@LowcapGatsby We appreciate your support!

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Update. Custom tokens now allowed in Create.

Paste any address, crypto or memecoin included, ticker reads straight off the contract. Equities still price from Chainlink, everything else prices from its own DEX pool, one basket can hold both.

Blue chips next to memecoins, weighted however makes sense to whoever's building it.

Same review, same path to a live Lot.

https://t.co/fgCXSCr52e

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First community-submitted Lot cleared review.

pAIinF, three names, AI infrastructure equities, deployed and sitting live on the site right now.

Status: OPEN. Zero Parcels minted so far, whoever deposits first sets the basket in motion.

Anyone can build one.
This is proof the pipeline actually ships them.

https://t.co/1lEAtRqRBJ

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@0xStyx7 Thanks for the suggestion, we'll think about it.

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Connect a wallet, pick a Lot, that's the entry point.

- pMAG7 for the Magnificent Seven in tokenized form
- pMACRO for a broad cross-asset mix
- pSEMI for semiconductors alone
four more sitting alongside them right now.

Send $USDG in and it queues for the next settlement, fifteen minutes out at most.

Epoch executes, basket fills at whatever price it actually traded at, Parcel lands in the wallet that sent the deposit.

From there it just sits, earning whatever the underlying shares pay out, until redeemed back to $USDG or pulled out as the basket itself.