$BHOOD · rule-based treasury · Robinhood Chain

It buys the discount, not the company.

Launchpad fees fund a treasury with one hard-coded rule: buy tokenized stocks only when they print below oracle NAV — then rain them on $BHOOD holders. No staking. No claiming. No timer buys.

How the loop works The one metric
  • entryonly below NAV
  • corridor30–150 bps
  • weight24h time-held
  • kpishares / $1k fees

live · trustless

Every buy is on-chain.
Proven, not promised.

No dashboard theatre. The treasury runs as a rule on-chain; this panel reads its real events straight from the indexer — the KPI, and every discounted buy with a link to its transaction.

proof-of-work · live on-chain · $BHOOD mainnet launch pending

checking the indexer…

01 · the loop

Four moves.
Zero discretion.

Every step is a rule, not a decision. Nobody picks stocks, times entries, or approves the drop. The loop just runs.

  1. 1

    Fees drip

    $BHOOD trades on the launchpad. Every trade drips creator fees to the treasury in ETH — the only way money comes in.

    The treasury has no withdraw function. ETH leaves one way: as a stock purchase.

  2. 2

    The treasury waits

    Timer protocols buy every 15 minutes and take any price — premium included. Bidhood holds ETH until a whitelisted stock token prints below oracle NAV.

    No discount → no buy. Waiting is the work.

  3. 3

    The strike

    Inside the 30–150 bps corridor, it buys the deepest depth-adjusted discount on the whitelist. Under 30 bps doesn't cover gas and slippage.

    Over 150 bps means news, not noise. Falling knives are ignored.

  4. 4

    The rain

    Bought stock tokens land straight in holders' wallets, weighted by 24-hour time-held balance.

    No staking. No claim page. Transfer out and your weight resets to zero.

Same fee stream as every timer protocol. Different number of shares at the end.

02 · the corridor

Not every discount
is a gift.

discount = (oracle NAV − pool price) / oracle NAV
A 1200 bps discount at 3 a.m. isn't a bargain — it's bad news the oracle hasn't printed yet. Bidhood collects small crookedness and refuses falling knives.

< 30 bps hold — ETH keeps stacking dust: gas and slippage eat it
30 – 150 bps buy the working range: small kinks in thin pools
> 150 bps hold — ETH keeps stacking a gap that wide is a headline, not an inefficiency

03 · the empty hours

The market sleeps
135.5 hours a week.

Stock tokens trade around the clock. The reference market is open 32.5 hours. The rest of the week the pool price is set by whoever happens to be in the pool — that's where discounts are born. Timer-buyers pay those gaps. Bidhood collects them.

168hstock tokens trade
32.5hreference market open
135.5hprice held by whoever's around
Side effect the chain gets for free: a treasury that waits is a standing bid under NAV. It tightens spreads in Robinhood Chain's RWA pools exactly when real-market arbitrage is asleep.

04 · the rain

Held for a day?
Full weight. Just bought? Zero.

Snapshot protocols get farmed: buy one block before the snapshot, take the drop, dump. Time-held weight deletes that trade — and with it, the need for any minimum balance.

tickets = min(balancenow, balance24h ago)

any outgoing transfer resets your accumulated weight to zero

No staking

Stock tokens arrive at your wallet. Nothing to lock, sign, or watch.

No claim page

The distributor pushes. If you hold, you're already in line.

No snapshot farming

Bought a minute before the drop? Your tickets equal your balance 24h ago: zero.

No minimum

The formula is the threshold. Small holders who actually hold outweigh whales who just arrived.

05 · one number

Shares per $1,000 of fees.

The only KPI. A timer-buyer's average entry is the pool's VWAP by definition. Bidhood's must sit below it — that gap is the product. The live panel up top reads this straight off the ledger; here is the formula behind it.

the formula

shares per $1k = shares acquired ÷ (fees paid ÷ 1000)

Read straight off the ledger. The same formula scores any competitor with the same mechanic — no cherry-picking, no private benchmark.

what the dashboard will show · live at mainnet

  • Cost basis of every fill against oracle NAV
  • Cumulative extra shares vs a blind timer buyer
  • Fees in, ETH deployed, average entry discount

Every figure on-chain and reproducible. Until then this page describes the rule — it does not fake its results.

06 · versus

Timer protocols
vs the rule.

parameter timer protocols bidhood
entry price any — premium to NAV included only below NAV, 30–150 bps corridor
buy trigger timer, every 15 minutes discount condition — no signal, no buy
asset choice fixed ticker queue deepest discount, depth-adjusted
no signal? buys anyway stacks ETH and waits
distribution weight instant balance snapshot time-held, 24 hours
holder threshold minimum balance none — the formula is the threshold

07 · stages

Ship order.

  1. S1

    Treasury on testnet

    Honest labels, nothing of value inside. The rules run in public before they run for real.

  2. S2

    Verify & audit

    Sources verified on Blockscout. External audit before the treasury holds a single real wei.

  3. S3

    Launchpad launch

    $BHOOD goes live on the launchpad. Creator fees start dripping to the treasury from the first trade. Ownership renounced after launch checks.

  4. S4

    Dashboard, day one

    Shares per $1,000 of fees, cost basis vs NAV, and the running gap against a timer-buyer — public from the first rain.

  5. S5

    Whitelist grows

    New stock tokens join as their pools deepen. Depth first, listing second.

The market will misprice again.
We'll be there when it does.

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