FOLD
A common reserve. A share of the flow. An individual way out.
FOLD explores a common treasury for ETH and tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain. The idea is simple: actual protocol receipts can fund holder rewards and grow a reserve, while each outstanding FOLD token keeps an equal claim on that reserve.
What FOLD is
The application brings trading, liquidity, a stock basket, revenue routing and redemption into one working browser model. You can follow a fee from a swap to the reserve and rewards balance, claim a funded reward, and surrender FOLD for a share of the remaining assets.
The treasury page reports $20,000 supplied by the FOLD team as of 11 Sep 2026; asset quantities and custody have not been independently reconciled. Interactive trading, portfolio and reward pages use a separate local simulation. Wallet connection reads an address and network only. FOLD contracts are not deployed and operating revenue is not connected.
These docs explain both the interactive model and the separate native-ETH Solidity reference. Their capabilities are different. The stock basket, AMM and staking rewards are implemented in the browser model, not in the existing treasury contract.
What the system is made of
| Part | Purpose | Available today |
|---|---|---|
| Reserve | Holds the assets backing outstanding FOLD | ETH + sample stock basket in the app |
| Market & liquidity | Exchanges FOLD and ETH; pays fees to LPs | Constant-product simulation |
| Revenue routing | Separates rewards, reserve funding and operations | 50 / 30 / 20 browser model |
| Rewards | Allocates funded ETH by stake-time weight | Seven-day simulated epochs |
| Redemption | Exchanges a token claim for reserve assets | Basket simulation; ETH-only contract reference |
How the loop works
- Activity generates a fee receipt.
- The LP portion stays in the market. Protocol income is accounted for separately.
- Protocol income funds rewards, the common reserve and operations.
- Stakers claim their allocated ETH. Holders can redeem their reserve share.
- Further activity can fund the next round. Without new receipts, there is no new income to distribute.
This is an accounting loop, not a promise that price, trading volume or payouts will grow. Deposits are capital. A higher stock price is a valuation change. Neither is automatically distributable revenue.