No. It’s exercise. Anything you catch is a small fraction of a real tokenised stock, and real stocks move both ways. The walk is guaranteed; the gains aren’t.

They’re Robinhood Chain stock tokens: ERC-20s tracking the underlying share price, with a Chainlink feed per asset. Not points. Not a screenshot of a stock. Tokens you can hold, transfer or sell on-chain.

A treasury. Our own money to begin with, then the money brands pay us to put drops at their doors. Nothing is conjured: every fragment is bought and sitting in the vault before it ever spawns.

You can try. We don’t just read the fix you send; we read the GPS log behind it. Real satellites wobble and drift, mock providers repeat the same ±5 m forever. Then we cross-check things spoofing apps don’t touch: your connection’s city, your clock against your claimed timezone, your accelerometer (hands shake, emulators don’t). A wallet can’t catch in two cities inside an hour, and that rule follows the phone. Legendaries also need a code physically stuck at the spot.

Robinhood stock tokens aren’t available to US persons. Americans get points, badges and a deep sense of irony. We’re working on it. Tell your senator to touch grass.

Anywhere with an Apple Store, GameStop, Costco, Amazon locker or Tesla showroom, which is most of the planet. Thirteen cities are seeded on the map today; drops appear wherever the brands have a door.

A phone, a wallet on Robinhood Chain, and legs. The app creates the wallet if you don’t have one. The legs are your problem.

Paying to get a real human to walk into a store is the oldest ad model there is. We just made the coupon a share of the company. Cost per verified visit. That’s it.

No. We build on their chain like anyone can. Not affiliated with Robinhood, Apple, GameStop, Costco, Nvidia, or grass.