Verto

A treasury-backed index of the top 20 memecoins on @Robinhoodapp

[Verto @VertoTreasury]

The Airdrop (4pm)

Every holder can earn up to 40% of their bag in $VERTO. Hold the full 30 days, hit the ceiling.

Here's the formula. Run it on yourself.

Airdrop = (Days Held ÷ 30) × 40% × Your Balance

Same rate for everyone. A top holder's bag and a small bag who both hold the full month earn the exact same 40%. The ceiling doesn't care how deep your pockets are, only how long you stay aboard.

Two conditions: • Still holding at unlock. • Days count from your first buy. Early holders are rewarded as such.

Hold more. Hold longer. Claim your 40%.

Verifiable on-chain.

[Verto @VertoTreasury]

Locked Treasure

20% of the supply on $VERTO will be locked for one month.

4 reasons: security, transparency, and supply control & Airdrop.

Locking the entire treasury allocation of $VERTO means less circulating supply in the early days, no surprise sell pressure, and a clear signal that the team is aligned with holders and is here to stay, not looking for an exit.

Transparency isn't a promise. It's something you should be able to verify on-chain.

https://t.co/e3knXYgTz1

[Verto @VertoTreasury]

The Engine

The treasury opens with $1,000.

From there, it runs on its own. An automated AI agent claims trading fees every 6 hours and deploys the entire balance across the Robinhood Top 20, split by the cap weighted formula, every time.

x = (M ÷ T) × 100

No manual trades. No timing the market. No human deciding what to buy. The agent claims, weights, and allocates on a fixed 6-hour cycle. The index rebalancing itself around the clock.

Every cycle, fresh fees flow in and get distributed exactly in proportion to each coin's market cap. The basket stays true to the market automatically, watch after watch.

$1,000 to start. The engine takes it from there.

[Verto @VertoTreasury]

The Formula

Here's exactly how fees are distributed across the Robinhood Top 20.

The index is cap-weighted, meaning every coin's share of the treasury is proportional to its share of the total market cap.

x = (M ÷ T) × 100

x = the coin's weight, in %
M = market cap of the coin
T = total market cap of all 20

A coin that makes up 15% of the combined Top 20 market cap receives 15% of the treasury. Bigger coins take a larger share, smaller coins less, the basket mirrors the market instead of guessing at it.

The elegant part: the weights self-correct. When a coin's price climbs, its market cap, its target weight, and the value already held in the treasury all rise together. The basket stays correctly weighted without trading a thing.

The treasury doesn't chase the market, It anchors to it.

[Verto @VertoTreasury]

@_bolivian As simple as that.

[Verto @VertoTreasury]

https://t.co/X0RtYpHsot

[Verto @VertoTreasury]

@lxrtnoir That is right, the treasury atm revolves around an Index which encompasses the top 20 coins at any given moment. This means the list is constantly updated and reshuffled.

[Verto @VertoTreasury]

One ship. Twenty currents. One treasury