Every coin
gets a
hedge fund.
Launch a token on Robinhood Chain that trades its own portfolio of stocks and crypto, and burns itself with every profit.
Three moves.
Then it runs itself.
You design the fund once. After that, every trade on your coin feeds it, and every win shrinks the supply.
Pick the portfolio
Up to 6 stock or crypto markets from 50+ on Lighter. Long or short, 1–10x. It's locked on-chain at launch.
Trades fund it
Every buy and sell pays a fee in ETH. Most of it becomes trading margin in your coin's own Lighter account.
Profits burn it
When the fund makes money, the profit buys your coin off the market and destroys it. Supply only goes down.
The fee that
fights back.
Every coin reads the market on every swap. Creators get paid, bots pay the most, wild candles burn $STAKD, and when the chart bleeds, fees turn into burns.
Creators earn on every trade.
Every buy and sell, including buys from Solana, pays the creator 1% in ETH on top of the coin's fee. The fund, platform and burns keep their full share.
The chart bleeds. The fees burn.
When the price falls 20% below its high, the coin's share of every fee goes straight to buyback & burn for six hours. Traders pay nothing extra.
Flip fast, pay the max.
Selling within 15 seconds of your own buy pays the full 5% coin fee, so sandwich bots and instant round trips fund the coin. Wait a moment and you pay normal.
Wild candles burn $STAKD.
The fee rises with price movement and fades as it calms. The coin's share of that extra is split: half burns the coin, half buys and burns $STAKD.
Everything a coin
never had.
NVDANvidiastock
BTCBitcoincrypto
AAPLApplestock
ETHEthercrypto
TSLATeslastockStocks, crypto and commodities in one coin.
Your coin can be long the S&P 500 and short Tesla at the same time, traded as perps on Lighter.
Stop-loss built in.
At −35% from its high the fund closes every position. At 2x that's long before liquidation.
Wild candles burn $STAKD.
Half of every volatility fee buys and burns $STAKD, from every coin.
ETH to launch.
The whole supply goes into the pool. You only pay gas.
Buy from Solana.
Pay in SOL, land on Robinhood Chain in seconds. Those fees go straight to burns.
Liquidity locked forever.
Nobody can pull the pool. Not the creator, not us.
Any mix of stocks and crypto, long or short.
Build from 50+ Lighter perpetuals, from SPY and NVDA to BTC, gold and oil. Set each weight and 1–10x leverage. Once the coin launches, its basket is stored on-chain and can't be changed.
- Up to 6 markets per coin
- Long or short on every leg
- Its own Lighter sub-account, rebalanced automatically
Pay anyone.
By username.
Every trade pays 1% in ETH. Keep it, or send it to a dev, a friend, a community or a trader, just by typing their handle.
- X, GitHub, Discord, Telegram: they sign in to claim. No wallet needed first.
- Fomo: paid straight into their Fomo balance. Nothing to claim.
- Locked at launch. Nobody can redirect it later, not even us.
Receipts, not
promises.
Buy with SOL. Supply burns.
Coins launched on Stakd can be bought from Solana. Pay in SOL and it arrives on Robinhood Chain in seconds. You pay the same fee either way; what changes is where that fee goes.
Launched on Stakd
Good to know.
Where does the margin come from?
From trading fees. Every buy and sell pays the coin's fee (1–5%) in ETH through a Uniswap v4 hook. 60% is swapped to USDG and deposited into Lighter as the coin's trading margin, and 40% goes to the platform.
Do creators earn anything?
Yes, on coins launched with Hook v3 or later. Every buy and sell pays 1% in ETH on top of the coin's fee. By default it goes to the launcher's wallet, but it can be pointed at any X, GitHub, Discord, Telegram or Fomo account instead.
How does someone collect a creator fee sent to their account?
For X, GitHub, Discord and Telegram, they sign in on the Claim page with that account and pick a wallet. Until then the ETH waits in the coin's treasury, and nobody else can take it. For Fomo there's nothing to claim: the fee is paid straight into their Fomo wallet on Robinhood Chain.
Why did my sell cost more than the usual fee?
On Hook v3 coins the fee reacts to the market: selling within 15 seconds of your own buy pays the 5% maximum, and fast-moving prices add up to 2%. Wait a moment for the normal fee.
Who places the trades?
A keeper bot run by the operator. It opens each leg at equity × weight × leverage in the coin's own Lighter sub-account, rebalances when positions drift, and takes partial profits.
What stops the keeper from taking the ETH?
The treasury contract. Margin can only be swapped to USDG and deposited into Lighter, fee shares can only go to the creator and the platform, and returned profit can only buy back and burn the coin. Positions on Lighter do rely on trusting the operator.
What happens if the portfolio loses?
Every portfolio has a stop-loss. If it falls 35% below its high, the keeper closes every position and pauses the coin. At 2x that's roughly a 17% market drop, well before liquidation. What's left stays in the coin's account. Burns only come from profit above the previous high.
When does profit get burned?
When the portfolio is 10% above its previous high, the keeper locks in half of that gain and withdraws 75% of it to buy back and burn the coin. The rest stays in the portfolio.
Do I need ETH to launch a coin?
No. The whole 1B supply goes into a Uniswap v4 pool as single-sided liquidity starting at a ~$2.5k market cap (about 0.9 ETH), locked forever. Buyers' ETH fills the pool as they trade. You only pay gas.
Why can stock legs sit idle?
Lighter's equity perps trade 24/5. Outside market hours the keeper waits and opens or rebalances those legs once trading resumes.
Your coin.
Your fund.
Launch in a minute. From the very first trade, it starts working.