Wired Finance

The RWA layer for real stock ownership on Robinhood Chain. Tokenized equities & ETFs with dividends and splits built in.

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[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

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[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

Putting stocks onchain shouldn't mean leaving the underlying behind.

Dividends and splits are part of the picture too.

At Wired, the idea is simple. Every token should have a corresponding share held in custody.

Because 1:1 backing matters just as much as price exposure.

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

A stock ticker isn't proof of stock ownership 🔍

Two onchain tokens can follow the very same stock, but give their holders completely different rights.

That's why price exposure alone isn't really the whole picture.

At $WIRED, we think the underlying matters. Always.

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

Imagine holding a stock for 10 years and never having to worry about reinvesting its dividends 📜

At $WIRED, when the underlying stock pays a dividend, it's designed to go right back into your position.

You can just keep holding 🤝

Sounds pretty convenient, right? It is 😉

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

Buying a stock onchain is just the start.

What happens after matters too.

At Wired, every position is backed 1:1 by the underlying stock, dividends are auto-compounded, and stock splits are reflected onchain without any extra steps.

You own the stock. We take care of the rest.

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

Getting a dividend is nice. Having to reinvest it every time? Not so much.

At $WIRED, dividends paid by the underlying stock are automatically compounded back into your position, so you don't have to worry about reinvesting them yourself.

One less thing to keep track of.

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

A stock is more than the number on your screen.

- At Wired, every onchain position is backed 1:1 by the underlying stock held in custody.

- When that stock pays a dividend, it can be automatically compounded back into your position.

- And when a stock split happens, your onchain position is updated to reflect it.

You own the stock. Wired takes care of the rest.

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

Dividends are part of the stock.
So is what happens next.

When the underlying pays, the dividend is automatically reinvested into the position.

That’s auto-compounded dividends at $WIRED

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

A stock split shouldn’t become your problem 📄

When a company splits its stock, each share is divided into more shares and the price adjusts with it.

At $WIRED, the token multiplier handles that change automatically.

One less thing to keep track of.

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

Dividends are part of the stock.
So is what happens next.

When the underlying pays, the dividend is automatically reinvested into the position.

That’s auto-compounded dividends at $WIRED

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

Stocks should move like crypto, but stay 1:1 backed by the underlying.

👉 own it. move it. use it onchain.

who else thinks this is obvious ❔

That’s $WIRED

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

1:1 backing is actually pretty straightforward ↔️

The stock is held in custody. Its corresponding token exists onchain, backed by the underlying.

Dividends auto-compound. Splits are handled by the multiplier. Reinvestment happens automatically.

That’s our design principle.

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

stocks 🤝 being onchain

ticker’s $WIRED

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

If it’s onchain, what’s actually behind it ❔

That question matters.

The price should track the stock.

The token should be backed by the underlying. And that backing must be transparent.

That’s what we believe at $WIRED

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

Dividends are part of the asset 📜

If the underlying stock pays, the onchain representation shouldn’t ignore it.

Company → underlying stock → onchain holder. That’s how it should flow.

A stock is more than price exposure. That’s our thinking at $WIRED 🤝

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

A price feed isn’t an onchain stock 📃

There’s a big difference between tracking a stock onchain and actually representing the underlying asset onchain.

The latter is what makes real composability possible.

That’s why we think onchain stocks are a natural fit for DeFi.

$WIRED

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

You bought a tokenized stock. But what actually backs it ❔

👉 Putting a stock ticker onchain doesn’t automatically mean there’s a real share sitting behind it.

🫪 In some cases, what you hold may simply track the price rather than represent ownership of the underlying stock.

We think at $WIRED tokenized stocks should be backed 1:1 by the underlying shares in custody, with things like dividends and stock splits reflected properly too.

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

The onchain dividend hounds have been summoned. And we are the enabler.
Check more at https://t.co/eNsF7cv2b3

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dividend benefits are here for our onchain dividend hounds 🔥

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

If the stock pays a dividend, you should get it.
If it splits, your position should reflect it.
If you own it onchain, the backing should be there.

That’s the thinking behind $WIRED.

Own the stock. Not the wrapper.

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

You can trade $WIRED on @hood10xyz and keep in your wallet.

Why ❔

→ 1% of every trade accumulates
→ Holder balances are snapshotted
→ The accumulated pool is split proportionally across eligible wallets

So far, we’ve distributed ~$5,000 worth of $AAPL stock to holders.

And you could be included in the next one 👀

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WIRED @wiredfi

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

Being purpose-built for onchain stocks means:

• Your dividends never sit idle. They auto-compound.
• Stock splits are handled seamlessly through the token multiplier.
• 1% of every trade accumulates, then gets airdropped proportionally to $WIRED holders.

And that’s only part of what we’ve built.

Read more: https://t.co/E5vV5JWrls

[Wired Finance @wiredfi]

When we say auto-compounded dividends at Wired 📢

Here’s what we mean 💨

• With most onchain stocks, dividends sit idle until you manually reinvest them.

• At $WIRED, when the underlying stock pays a dividend, the token multiplier updates, automatically reinvesting it and adjusting holder balances.

That means no idle cash sitting around. Your dividends stay put to work always at @wiredfi