Poolz

$POOLZ. The yield layer for tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain. 194 stock cells feeding one transparent onchain index treasury.

[Poolz @poolzrh]

Robinhood put stocks onchain.

Poolz puts them to work.

Poolz is the yield layer for Robinhood Stock Tokens, built around 194 individual onchain cells and one transparent index treasury behind $POOLZ.

CA: 0x24309E0fdF5DedE3285164854d3e99c95763D632

Each supported Stock Token has its own cell.

AAPL has a cell.
NVDA has a cell.
TSLA has a cell.
SPY has a cell.

The same infrastructure extends across 194 tokenized stocks, ETFs, commodities, and other assets available on Robinhood Chain.

Here is how it works:

1. Choose a Stock Token you already hold.

2. Deposit it into its matching Poolz cell.

3. Your position begins working through the cell mechanics.

4. Compound to grow the position and build your streak.

5. Collect when you are ready.

The Poolz Terminal brings the entire system together. Users can follow stock prices, onchain transfers, market flows, whale activity, corporate actions, individual cell data, personal positions, and treasury backing from one interface.

$POOLZ connects the activity across all 194 cells.

Fees generated through the protocol flow into one onchain index treasury containing Robinhood Stock Tokens. Instead of relying on an offchain promise, the assets inside the treasury can be read and verified directly on Robinhood Chain.

As more cells are used, more activity reaches the treasury.

$POOLZ will launch through @ponsdotfamily. The supply enters the Pons bonding curve, and once the launch graduates, trading moves into a permanently locked Uniswap v4 liquidity position.

The Poolz protocol remains separate from the launchpad. Our own contracts manage the cells, accounting, fee routing, treasury, and redemption system.

Before launch, we are checking every part of that flow:

• Cell contracts
• Fee routing
• Treasury accounting
• Redemption mechanics
• Stock Token integrations
• Terminal data
• Wallet transactions

Contract addresses and official links will be published from this account when everything is ready.

194 Stock Tokens.
194 individual cells.
One treasury behind $POOLZ.

This is Poolz.

[Poolz @poolzrh]

Poolz was built to reduce the amount of trust users must place in the team.

The FeeVault has no ordinary owner withdrawal path. $POOLZ can only be bound to the vault once. If one Stock Token becomes unavailable, it does not need to block redemption of the remaining basket.

The contracts define the rules.

[Poolz @poolzrh]

Tokenized stocks still have real market events behind them.

Splits, dividends, symbol changes, mergers, and trading pauses can affect individual Stock Tokens.

The Poolz Terminal monitors corporate-action events across supported markets so users can follow more than price alone.

This is financial infrastructure, so the details matter.

[Poolz @poolzrh]

What happens when a Poolz cell generates fees?

A portion flows into the FeeVault as Stock Tokens.

That means activity in the AAPL cell can add AAPL exposure. Activity in the NVDA cell can add NVDA exposure. The same structure extends across the supported markets.

Different cells. One transparent basket behind $POOLZ.

[Poolz @poolzrh]

CELL OF THE DAY: AAPL

The AAPL cell gives Robinhood AAPL Stock Token holders a dedicated place to build an onchain position.

Deposit AAPL.
Accrue within the cell.
Compound into a larger position.
Collect when you decide.

The estimate is variable and depends on your share of the cell.

https://t.co/zDm0vrRu3z

[Poolz @poolzrh]

How to use Poolz:

Connect your wallet
Find the Stock Token you hold
Open its cell and deposit
Compound or collect through the terminal

Your position, cell activity, and transactions remain visible onchain.

Start here: https://t.co/f8J5V2dj6y

[Poolz @poolzrh]

The long-term Poolz experience:

Sign in.
Choose your conviction.
Acquire the Stock Token.
Enter its cell.
Compound.
Track everything from one terminal.

We are studying how @privy_io and @rialto_xyz can help us reduce the steps between interest and an active position.

Research first. Integration next.

[Poolz @poolzrh]

Most users should never need to think about RPCs, gas balances, approvals, or liquidity venues.

They should choose the Stock Token they want, enter its cell, and manage the position.

That is the product direction we are evaluating with infrastructure from @privy_io and @rialto_xyz.

[Poolz @poolzrh]

$POOLZ was designed around a simple redemption mechanic.

When $POOLZ is redeemed for its share of the FeeVault, the redeemed supply is permanently removed from circulation.

The remaining vault continues backing a smaller supply, while fees generated across the Poolz cells can keep adding Robinhood Stock Tokens to the basket.

Supply contracts through redemption. The treasury grows through product usage. Every part can be verified onchain.

https://t.co/zDm0vrQWe1

[Poolz @poolzrh]

Poolz is already live. The work now is making it easier to use.

We are researching an upgraded flow built around:

@privy_io for onboarding and programmable wallets.

@rialto_xyz for Stock Token liquidity.

Poolz for the yield cells, compounding system, and onchain treasury.

One interface from entry to position.

[Poolz @poolzrh]

Question for @privy_io:

How far can we take transaction batching on a custom EVM network?

For Poolz, the ideal experience would combine wallet creation, approval, deposit, and future compound actions without making new users navigate every transaction manually.

[Poolz @poolzrh]

Question for @rialto_xyz:

What is the cleanest integration path for an application that wants to route users into Robinhood Stock Tokens before depositing them into another onchain protocol?

Poolz has 194 dedicated cells. Native acquisition inside the deposit flow would be a strong upgrade.

[Poolz @poolzrh]

The Poolz Terminal already handles the product layer.

194 markets.
Individual Stock Token cells.
Compounding.
Referrals.
Onchain activity.
One FeeVault.

Now we are thinking about the access layer, with @privy_io for onboarding and @rialto_xyz for liquidity routing.

[Poolz @poolzrh]

Embedded wallets make sense for Poolz.

A user should be able to open the terminal, create a wallet, fund it, and enter a cell without manually configuring every part of the experience.

We are looking closely at what can be built with @privy_io on Robinhood Chain.

[Poolz @poolzrh]

Poolz currently begins when you already hold the Stock Token you want to deposit.

The next step is letting users acquire that asset inside the same flow.

@rialto_xyz is an interesting piece of infrastructure for this because Stock Token liquidity can remain composable and onchain.

[Poolz @poolzrh]

One flow we want to build:

Sign in through @privy_io
Choose a Stock Token
Route the purchase through @rialto_xyz
Deposit directly into its Poolz cell
Compound from the same interface

Fewer steps. Less wallet friction. A better product.

[Poolz @poolzrh]

The next version of Poolz should feel less like using DeFi and more like using a financial application.

We are studying how @privy_io could simplify wallet creation, authentication, gas, and transaction signing for users entering Stock Token cells.

Good infrastructure should disappear into the product.

[Poolz @poolzrh]

Poolz is live. The next upgrade is removing the friction between discovering a Stock Token cell and entering it.

We are exploring @privy_io for embedded wallets, simpler onboarding, sponsored gas, and batched transactions.

We are also looking at @rialto_xyz as a Stock Token liquidity route, allowing users to acquire a supported asset and deposit it directly into its Poolz cell.

The target experience:

Choose a ticker.
Fund your wallet.
Enter the cell.
Compound.

No manual network setup. No moving between multiple applications. No separate approval flow every time.

This is currently an upgrade we are evaluating, not a partnership announcement. We will only mark it live after the full flow has been built and tested.

[Poolz @poolzrh]

we already have bunch of videos and tutorials posted

https://t.co/dYpycMR1PB
https://t.co/6pJfkADtxu
https://t.co/X1PSlkv3n0
https://t.co/0qeA4yieQ9

[Charles @AX82977788]

@poolzrh Please provide a video for user to easily understand