Fill a basket
Pick up to seven tokenized shares, set the weights, name the token. The plan is checked against the pools behind every ticker before anything is deployed.
A basket of tokenized shares becomes one token you can mint and burn. Everything that happens to it afterwards — what it may hold, what it is capped at, where the week's emissions go — belongs to whoever locked $RUBY the longest.
0xe8032d50c2598312152119d1daf2678eb9125167A gem is cut once. What it is allowed to become after that is a standing decision, and it belongs to the people who locked.
Pick up to seven tokenized shares, set the weights, name the token. The plan is checked against the pools behind every ticker before anything is deployed.
Above the band the gem mints against its basket; below it, it burns. In between it trades in its own reserve. You set the band, and the grade says what it will cost.
Lock $RUBY for a week or for four years. Weight starts at the length of the lock and falls to zero, so an opinion has to be renewed to keep counting.
Locked weight splits the weekly emission across gems and pushes each one's cap. Parameters pass the Bench in eight days; an upgrade takes the Vault fifteen.
Reference baskets, made of tokens that exist on Robinhood Chain and priced from the pool a mint would reach. None is deployed: open one in the cutter and it becomes yours to change.
One ERC-20 backed by a fixed basket of tokenized shares plus a reserve that holds some of the gem itself. Mint hands the basket in and the gem out; burn does the reverse. The weights do not drift on their own — changing them is a governance decision, not a manager's.
Locked, it becomes veRUBY: the weight that directs each week's emission across gems, sets each gem's cap, and passes or refuses every parameter change. Unlocked, it is a token like any other. The lock is the whole product.
Because a basket is only as good as the pools underneath it. The grade is computed from the dollar depth behind every ticker you pick, how concentrated the weights are, and how wide the mint and burn band is — and it names each inclusion rather than hiding it in a score.
Anyone. Cutting does not need a vote: the Cutter deploys the gem, the bond and the staking token in one transaction. What needs a vote is being listed as a gauge, which is what decides whether the gem receives emissions.
The catalogue, the prices and the depths are read from Robinhood Chain right now. The protocol modules are not deployed yet, so governance numbers are marked as a preview wherever they appear, and no address is shown for a contract that does not exist.