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Real yield on the S&P 500

The best place to hold the index onchain.
Pegged to SPY, not to a dollar. 24/7, on Robinhood Chain.

1 : 1
mTOMB per SPY, by design
Chain 4663
Robinhood Chain
0x117cc2…3B4C0C
SPY, verified onchain
Protocol readoutContracts deployed - no liquidity yet
mTOMB·
mSHARE·
TWAP·1.0000 is the peg
Next epoch11h 08m 10s
mTOMB supply10 mTOMB
Coverage0.00%treasury SPY ÷ supply
Six liquidity pools ringed in stone, each feeding coins along glowing paths into a central tombstone and vault

The business

Depth is the business

mTOMB is the base asset for RWA liquidity on Robinhood Chain, paired against SPY first, then against the rest of the stock tokens on the chain. Every pool makes tokenized equity trading deeper and cheaper, and every swap that routes through it pays the treasury. Most protocols rent liquidity. This one owns it and gets paid for providing it.

Protocol-owned liquidityRWA base assetFees to treasury
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The hook

Attacking the peg pays for the peg

A Uniswap v4 hook prices every swap by direction. Away from the peg is expensive, back toward it is close to free, and the defense fee routes to the treasury rather than to LPs who will leave.

Away · expensiveToward · near free
A cemetery gate: one half blocked by a portcullis with coins piling up, the other half open with coins flowing through

The Boardroom

A 401k with better hours

Stake mSHARE, earn the index return plus a share of every fee the protocol captures. It compounds, it runs around the clock, and it works in 120+ countries.

No brokerage account, no employer, no paperwork, no waiting until you are 59½.

Five skull-headed figures in suits seated around a table before a vault door
Two gravestones facing each other inside a stone ring, joined by a glowing one-to-one arrow

Always an exit

No bonds. No recovery lottery.

Above the peg the protocol mints and sells into demand. Below it, the treasury buys back and the supply contracts. Once the treasury holds SPY, the Peg Stability Module will swap mTOMB for SPY one-for-one minus a fee, the fee being the revenue and the floor at once. It is dormant at launch, because a redemption promise with no reserve behind it is just a swap widget that reverts.

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Risks

Everything below can cost you money

This section is the same size as the rest of the page on purpose. A protocol that hides its risks in six-point type at the bottom is telling you something.

Issuer risk

SPY is a tokenized debt security issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited. The protocol is fully exposed to that issuer. If the issuer fails, the reserve fails with it.

Impermanent loss on non-SPY pairs

The SPY pair holds the same underlying on both sides, so it carries no directional risk. Every other stock-token pair does, and the treasury eats that loss.

Reserves compete with depth

Part of the reserve sits inside liquidity positions. Under stress, redemptions and pool depth draw on the same assets, and both cannot win.

Untaxed pools

Anyone can deploy a pool without the hook. Volume that routes around the protocol pays it nothing, and there is no way to prevent that.

Smart contract risk

The contracts are unaudited and undeployed. Seigniorage designs have failed repeatedly and publicly, and this one is not exempt from that history.

Regulatory restriction

Stock Tokens are not registered under US securities laws and are restricted in several jurisdictions. Nothing here is investment advice.