Stocking : Tokenized equities, delivered through a link.
An independent gifting protocol on Robinhood Chain, building a distribution layer for tokenized stocks and ETFs. Our thesis is straightforward: making assets easier to share creates a practical entry point into onchain markets.
Senders choose from 32 supported stock and ETF tokens and fund a gift with USDG or ETH. At gift creation, the smart contract purchases the selected asset through Uniswap v3 and holds the tokens until redemption. Each gift link contains a gift ID and claim key, allowing recipients to claim directly into their wallet without creating a STOCKING account or paying claim gas.
The protocol supports individual and multi-recipient gifts, one claim per wallet, configurable expiration, and recovery of unclaimed allocations. A transparent 1% fee at creation ties protocol revenue to actual gifting activity.
This architecture brings tokenized assets into everyday interactions: personal gifts, community rewards, and user onboarding. Every gift becomes an opportunity to introduce someone to onchain assets through a familiar action, sharing a link.
Native $STOCKING
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Explore the platform: https://t.co/zrjaYSYe6j
That is the morning run. If you tried it, tell us what confused you, we read every reply. If you have not, two dollars of NVDA to your own second wallet is the quickest way to see it end to end.
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Sending from a phone: type an amount in dollars, the page shows the exact shares after the fee, and your wallet app asks you to approve. From that tap, the link exists.
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$STOCKING on https://t.co/MOMw45b2k4: the Buy link is in the header of every page on https://t.co/PoCc7malyG, and the only official address is on the home page.
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Protocol fees go to the treasury, whose policy is to buy $STOCKING and burn it.
Why it is real, in three lines from the home page: the tokens follow the shares Robinhood tokenised, the claim key signs the receiving wallet, and the sender can take back anything unclaimed. All three are enforced by the contract, not by us.
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What the sender sees after paying: the link, a QR code for showing on a screen or printing, and a share button for X. The link is also saved in your browser, so you can come back for it later on https://t.co/DF8CDT3ogw.
When you paste the link in a chat, this card shows up. The preview is fetched without the part after the #, so the claim key never reaches our servers or the unfurl bots. Only whoever opens the page can use it.
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Lunchtime in Jakarta, late night in New York. The link does not check either clock.
Send at noon, they claim at midnight. The shares are bought when you pay and held by the contract until the claim, however long that takes.
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The claim screen on a phone: the stock, the amount, the sender, one button. It is a normal web page, so it also works in the browser inside your wallet app.
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The relayer is a small server with one job: submit claims and pay their gas. It cannot choose the recipient, the link key does that through a signature. It cannot touch unclaimed gifts, only the sender can. If it is ever down, you can still claim with your own gas.
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Running a community? Make one drop link with 100 slots of $1 SpaceX and pin it. The first 100 wallets to open it each take a slot, and nobody can take two. What is left after the expiry comes back to you.
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Three things a STOCKING link will never ask for:
A seed phrase.
An email address.
A password.
If a page wearing our name asks for any of those, close it. The only site is https://t.co/S1ohsDaLHl.
You choose how long the link stays open: 7, 30 or 90 days. Until then it can be claimed once, and at any point you can pull it back. After that anyone can return it, and it always returns to you.
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A note travels with every gift, up to 140 characters. Happy birthday. Congratulations on the new job. Thank you for last month. It shows on the claim page next to the shares, and it is written on chain with the gift.
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Gold, silver, oil, treasuries and the S&P 500, next to NVDA, Tesla and Apple. Every one of them is a token on Robinhood Chain with a live pool, and every one of them fits in a link.
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Why a link and not a wallet address?
Because most people you would gift to do not have one yet. A link lets them decide later. They can open it today, next week, or whenever they set up a wallet, as long as the link has not expired.
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Start to finish: open the link, paste a wallet address, click Claim. The relayer submits the transaction and pays the gas. The shares land in the wallet you named, and the page offers to add the token to your wallet.
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Coffee question: what does the sender actually pay?
The amount you type, in USDG or ETH. From that, 1% goes to the protocol, once. The rest buys the stock on Uniswap the moment you sign. Gas on Robinhood Chain is a fraction of a cent, and the recipient pays nothing at all.
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Morning. If you missed launch day, here is the whole thing in one screen.
Pick a stock, pay in USDG or ETH, share a link. Whoever opens it claims real shares to their wallet, with no gas and no account.
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Good morning. Day two.
Same contract as yesterday, same 1% fee, same 32 stocks. What changes today is who gets a link from you.
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A short list of things a STOCKING link replaces:
A gift card nobody uses.
A bank transfer with a note.
An envelope of cash at a wedding.
A promise to get someone into investing someday.
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