ROBINHOOD CHAIN · 4663
WHY $BTRD 𝕏
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BLOCKTRADES · A NEW LIQUIDITY CONCEPT

A trustless OTC darkpool for memecoins & RH tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain. Instead of bleeding size through thin AMM pools, makers post block trades into a non-custodial escrow contract; takers fill with atomic onchain settlement — zero price impact, zero counterparty risk. Public & private blocks, partial fills, and a token-gated VIP darkpool tier for size that needs to stay quiet.

$BTRD · THE KEY

The venue is gated by the token, in the contract. Hold the post line to post, the fill line to fill, the VIP line to see and trade the hidden blocks. Gates are set once the Pons curve graduates; until then the book runs open. Posting fees, when switched on, go to the treasury and are announced before every change.

Post gate · minPost
set at graduation
$BTRD to post a block
Fill gate · minFill
set at graduation
$BTRD to fill a block
VIP tier · minVip
set at graduation
see + trade hidden blocks
Protocol fee
0.50%
of the quote side · hard cap 1%
Curve → graduation
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Pons · 4.2 ETH raised

1 · CONNECT

Rabby or MetaMask — Robinhood Chain is added automatically. You need a little ETH on RH Chain for gas. No account, no KYC.

2 · FILL A BLOCK

Pay the ask, receive the block — atomic settlement, zero price impact. Asks in WETH? The terminal auto-wraps your ETH in the same flow. Partial fills allowed where the maker enabled them.

3 · POST A BLOCK

Pick a token (one-click chips or any CA), set your total ask and expiry. Size sits in trustless escrow — cancel anytime, escrow returns instantly. Nobody can touch it, including us.

IDSideBlockAskUnit Price RemainingExpiresTypeAction
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ORDERBOOK DEPTH

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TRADE TAPE · SETTLED PRINTSanonymized · verifiable onchain
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POST OTC BLOCK

no posting fee right now.

Tokens are escrowed in the trustless contract until filled or cancelled. Settlement is atomic — no counterparty risk. Tax tokens: escrow records the amount actually received.