On Robinhood Chain
Build your stock portfolio
by holding a meme.
$BRICK takes a slice of every trade and spends it on real tokenised equity — then sends it straight to the people holding. No staking, no claiming, no dashboard to check. It simply arrives.
not launched yet
The basket
Five things people actually want to own.
Chosen on how deep their on-chain liquidity is, so a reward buy lands near the real share price instead of leaking into slippage. Prices below are live off the chain.
Equal weight, one fifth each. Every distribution buys all five.
How it pays
Every trade feeds the basket.
A 5% tax on each buy and sell is collected in the pool, converted, and split across the five. You are not paid in $BRICK. You are paid in equity.
All five bought on-chain at market, one fifth each, and wrapped into a single basket token
Read from the chain, not from us
Paid out to holders so far.
reading the chain…
This is the vault's own running total of everything it has taken in and spent on the basket. It only goes up, and we cannot edit it.
The obvious questions
Yes, it is really stock.
Do I have to claim anything?
No. Distribution is a push, not a pull — the tokens are sent to holders' wallets. There is no claim button because there is nothing to claim.
What actually shows up in my wallet?
A single basket token, backed one-for-one by the five underlying stocks. You can hold it as is, or unwrap it into the individual tokenised shares whenever you like. Either way the value sits in real equity and does not depend on what $BRICK does next.
Is there a minimum to qualify?
Yes — you need to be holding at least 10,000 $BRICK to be counted in a distribution. It is there to stop the payout being ground down into dust across thousands of empty wallets.
What is the tax?
5% on buys and 5% on sells. That is the only source of the basket; nothing is minted and no treasury tops it up.
Why these five and not the other ones?
Because a reward is only worth what it can be bought at. Each of the five clears a single distribution with negligible price impact. Thinner names would spend a chunk of your reward moving their own price against you.
What if I sell my $BRICK?
You keep every share you were already sent. They were transferred to you; they are yours. You simply stop receiving new ones.