Woos ETF

Onchain ETF-style baskets on @Robinhoodapp

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[Woos ETF @woosetf]

$WOOS is live.

CA: 0xA414Da3840B03Ffde45eFE523cF2927FC87D72d1

Woos routes one ETH amount into a fixed-weight basket of four onchain assets on @Robinhoodapp.

Fixed mandates. CORE and EDGE set every target weight before you sign.
Public pool pricing. Expected and minimum output shown on each leg.
Direct wallet custody. The four assets settle in your wallet, not ours.

No custodian. No hidden mandate. No lockup. Not a wrapped fund share.

Site: https://t.co/3wHSdqDTwb

One ETH in. Four assets, fully visible.

[Woos ETF @woosetf]

Target allocation and current holdings are not the same thing.

Woos sets the recipe when the route begins. Once the four assets settle, each one moves with its own market price in the user’s wallet.

There is no hidden system quietly rebalancing the position afterward.

You can see the starting weights, then see how the actual positions evolve.

That is a more honest way to think about an onchain basket.

https://t.co/3wHSdqDlGD

[Woos ETF @woosetf]

A basket is only as clear as the route underneath it.

With Woos, CORE or EDGE is not a black-box allocation. The selected ETH amount is split into four visible legs, quoted against public pools, then signed from the user’s own wallet.

No synthetic basket share appears after the trade.

What fills is what the wallet holds.

https://t.co/3wHSdqDlGD

[Woos ETF @woosetf]

DEX paid
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[Woos ETF @woosetf]

Supply was burnt.
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[Woos ETF @woosetf]

A quote is not a promise of a completed basket.

Woos queries public pools per leg, shows expected and minimum output, then asks you to approve each separate swap.

If liquidity moves, a leg can fail even when the others settle.

The right habit is simple: after a route, check four balances, not one confirmation screen.

Transparency is useful only if you use it.

https://t.co/3wHSdqDTwb

[Woos ETF @woosetf]

@Nekunyaa23 Fake

[Woos ETF @woosetf]

Introducing Woos.

Buying an "index" onchain usually means trusting a wrapper. You send funds, a contract holds a share, and you hope the thing inside matches the label. You never see the legs.

Woos does the opposite. One ETH amount is split by a fixed recipe across four onchain assets, and every target weight is shown before you sign. The assets land in your wallet, not in an account we control.

PONS, CASHCAT, NVDA, SPCX. Two mandates, CORE and EDGE. Public pool pricing, one signature per asset.

No wrapper. No custodian. One ETH in, four assets, fully visible.

https://t.co/3wHSdqDlGD