Fees
Every $VAULT trade sends platform fees to the shared treasury on Robinhood Chain — fuel for the community portfolio.
Vault Fee Pool
Grows with trading volume
BUY+0.7%
BUY$230
BUY$460
BUY$820
0.7% fee
Every trade sends 0.7% fee to treasury
Take control of your vault
$VAULT on Robinhood Chain. Holders vote on RWA positions — trading fees stack into the shared vault.
Vault treasury
Fee-funded
0.7% fee · on-chain
Rebuy cycle
24h
Voting power
1:1
How the flywheel works
Every trade
0.7% fee
Vault wallet
Fee-funded
RWA portfolio
Holder votes
24h rebuy
$VAULT
Vault solutions
Two ways holders use the vault
Governance
Your voting power equals your token balance — 1 token, 1 vote. Together you vote on TSLA, NVDA, AAPL, AMD, and SPCX positions.
Governance Vote
Buy TSLA · $125K
Your vote1 = 1 vote
QuorumLive votes
PowerOn-chain
Vault in action
Three ways the vault works for holders
From fee accumulation to governance and daily rebuys — the full flywheel on Robinhood Chain.
vault
Trading fees accumulate in the vault
Every swap sends platform fees to the shared treasury as volume grows.
- You buy or sell $VAULT.
- Platform fees route automatically to the treasury wallet.
- The treasury balance grows with every trade across the holder base.
- Accumulated capital becomes available for on-chain stock positions.
“The vault model turns every trade into shared capital. Holders aren't spectators — they're building the portfolio together.”
TSLA Buy60%
NVDA Buy68%
AMD Sell76%
vote
Holders vote on stock positions
Governance power scales with your holdings. Proposals can only target TSLA, NVDA, AAPL, AMD, or SPCX.
- Active proposals appear for buying or selling specific stocks.
- You vote with your full token balance — 1 token equals 1 vote.
- Quorum is reached when enough holders participate.
- Approved trades execute from the vault into the shared portfolio.
“We voted to add NVDA last week. Watching the vault execute on-chain felt like running a fund with thousands of co-managers.”
rebuy
24h
Profit → $VAULT rebuy
rebuy
Profits rebuy the token every 24 hours
When the vault sells a stock for profit, proceeds automatically rebuy $VAULT on a daily cycle.
- The shared portfolio holds Robinhood RWA token positions.
- When a position is sold at a profit, proceeds return to the vault.
- Every 24 hours, profit is used to market-buy $VAULT.
- The rebuy creates consistent buy pressure and rewards long-term holders.
“The 24-hour rebuy cycle is the flywheel. Profits don't leave — they come home to the token.”
Lifecycle
Used at every stage of growth
From launch to flywheel — the vault scales with holder participation and portfolio performance.
Launch
Fees begin filling the vault
Growth
Holders vote on first stock positions
Scale
Portfolio diversifies across RWA tokens
Mature
Daily rebuys compound token value
Flywheel
Profits and volume reinforce each other
Shared portfolio
Treasury holdings
Live assets in the vault wallet. RWA positions land here after holder votes execute on-chain.
Vault treasury
Fee-funded
0.7% trading fee · holder-governed · 24h rebuy cycle
No RWA tokens in treasury yet. Trading fees accumulate as native ETH until governance deploys voted positions.
Governance
Active votes
1 token = 1 vote. Proposals are limited to TSLA, NVDA, AAPL, AMD, SPCX.
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Flywheel
Fees & rebuys
Trading fees hit the treasury. Rebuy runs every 24 hours on a UTC schedule.
Treasury activity will appear here once trading starts.
FAQ
Everything you need to know
Every $VAULT trade includes a 0.7% platform fee that flows to the shared treasury wallet on Robinhood Chain.
Each token you hold equals one vote. You can vote on proposals to buy or sell stocks from the list of available Robinhood RWA tokens on-chain.
Profits return to the vault and are used to market-buy $VAULT every 24 hours, creating consistent buy pressure.
The vault only supports TSLA, NVDA, AAPL, AMD, and SPCX. Holders vote on buy and sell proposals for those symbols.
Voting power is based on how many tokens you currently hold that have been purchased — 1 token equals 1 vote.