Trading cards that read their own chain data.
Twelve tokenized stocks living on Robinhood Chain, drawn as twelve beasts. Their stats are not written by us — they are read from the chain every night. One free pack a day, settled against a block hash you can check yourself.
Commit
You ask for a pack. The current block height goes on your receipt before anything is decided, together with the block we will settle on.
Settle
A hundred blocks later — about ten seconds — the first block at or past that height picks your beast with its hash. Nothing is rolled on our server.
Verify
The receipt carries both blocks, both hashes and a link straight to the settle block. Redo the arithmetic yourself.
Equities that never close
Robinhood Chain carries tokenized US equities. The exchange shuts at four; the chain does not. Supply keeps moving at three in the morning, and that movement is public.
Minting is readable
Every share tokenized is a mint. Every redemption is a burn. The dollar value of that flow sits in one field of one endpoint, and nobody publishes it. We do.
Dividends land on chain
Cash dividends and splits are processed as on-chain corporate actions. We record each one the first time we see it, because that feed is a rolling window and events drop out of it.
