Spare change becomes fractions of stock
Each purchase rounds up to the next dollar and the change buys into your basket. Tap a purchase and watch the vault do its part.
round_up(spend) → buy(basket, change)
An autopilot for tokenized stock on Robinhood Chain. Spare change rounded into fractions, DCA that never skips, dips bought at 3am. You set the rule once — contracts run it around the clock.
Tokenized stock trades 24/7. Your deputy executes at 3am on a Sunday exactly as it would at noon on a Tuesday.
Amount, interval, drawdown trigger. Written once, enforced by a contract that cannot talk itself out of it.
Funds sit in your own vault. The deputy has permission to buy by your rule — nothing else.
Every execution lands on-chain with the rule that caused it, the route it took and the fee it paid.
Capital deployed, live rules, allocation, round-ups and the execution log. Simulated data — the mechanics are the spec.
Your broker opens 9:30 to 16:00, weekdays only. Automation stops at “buy on the 5th.” Robinhood Chain doesn't close: tokenized stock trades around the clock, sits in self-custody and answers to contracts.
Move the controls — these widgets run the same arithmetic the vaults will. Numbers are illustrative, the mechanics are the spec.
Each purchase rounds up to the next dollar and the change buys into your basket. Tap a purchase and watch the vault do its part.
round_up(spend) → buy(basket, change)
Pick the amount and the interval. The contract executes on any day of the week — holidays and weekends don't exist for it.
every(7d) → buy(basket, 25 USDC)
Set the drawdown that arms the vault. Keepers watch the index around the clock; every crossing below your line is an execution.
if index.intraday ≤ −3.0% → buy(basket, 40 USDC)
Ready-made sets rebalanced to their weights. One entry instead of seven separate buys, one rule instead of seven schedules.
basket(Mag7) → rebalance(weights, monthly)
The utility points at the person using the product, not at the person trading the ticker. Move the stake and watch the tier change.
stake ≥ 10,000 → fee = 0.10% · bonus · USDC share
Model assumes protocol-wide auto-buy volume of $40M / month and 45% of fees routed to stakers. Parameters are not final.
Auto-buys and strategy management cost nothing at the top tier.
Direct descendant of the free-stock move: the protocol adds to each purchase.
FeeDistributor hands stakers real revenue rather than fresh supply.
An active strategy is the mining rig; the bar is ordinary regular investing.
Holders decide which sets and rules get listed.
CASHCAT is the largest active community on Robinhood Chain — wallets already trading on the right chain. Drop the balance in and see how the curve treats it.
alloc = min(k · √balance, cap) · split(20 / 80)
The CASHCAT contract is verified against the RH Chain explorer first — fakes are in circulation.
The long tail gets the distribution instead of a dozen whales.
The bulk unlocks on a first real action: DCA, round-ups or staking.
The activation share streams while the wallet keeps a live strategy.
Minimum hold, per-wallet cap, LP pools, contracts and fake CASHCAT filtered out.
Deputy is not affiliated with Robinhood or the CASHCAT team. The airdrop targets a community; it is not a partnership.
DCA and buy-the-dip work at any hour, on any day.
Buy conditions live in a contract instead of a calendar reminder.
One asset, three roles, the same contract surface.
Swap routing is available immediately — no waiting on integrations.
A lower bar for retail than any new DeFi protocol gets.
Constraint: the chain is unavailable to US users. The product targets the 120+ jurisdictions where RH Chain operates.
EVM L2 on Arbitrum technology, contracts in Solidity, one contract per strategy type. Funds never leave the user's vault except at the moment of the swap.
Hold funds and execute buys by rule. A separate contract per strategy type.
External keepers trigger DCA on schedule and buy-the-dip on condition — Chainlink Automation style.
Routes tokenized-stock purchases through Uniswap V3/V4 and 1inch.
Off-chain component computes change from spending and passes the trigger on-chain. On devnet it is a threshold trigger.
ERC-20, staking, and staker payouts in USDC.
base + activation logic, activation share streamed through a vesting contract.
Design and specification are done. Everything above is a working model of the mechanics, not a deployed product.
| Component | Launch stage |
|---|---|
| Strategy Vaults (DCA) | devnet MVP |
| Buy-the-dip, conditional triggers | mainnet |
| Round-ups (off-chain oracle) | mainnet |
| Thematic baskets | mainnet |
| $DEPUTY, staking, FeeDistributor | mainnet |
| CASHCAT activation airdrop | mainnet |
| Bridge and fiat off-ramp | post-audit |
Nothing is deployed and nothing takes deposits today. Any site or token promising a Deputy deposit right now is not Deputy.
Vaults hold user funds. An audit before mainnet is a condition, not a nice-to-have.
Slippage on illiquid tokenized stock eats the edge that regularity creates.
The tokenized share can trade away from the share itself.
Not equity. The protocol automates buying existing RWA; it does not issue securities.
Reduced by activation gating and streaming — not eliminated.
DCA vaults and $DEPUTY. A clean release that takes no real funds.
Round-ups, buy-the-dip, baskets, staking and the CASHCAT activation airdrop.
Fiat off-ramp and heavier integrations, only after an external contract audit.