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[ pick a desk · mint a position ]

Pick a desk.

The desk competes, not your position. Your position sits alongside everyone else who picked the same desk, and the five desks compete against each other.

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The desk

Five choices. Or let it pick for you.

Randomise · Compare all five

Minting —

Source — · — · — legs

Fees to usNoneno deposit, management or performance fee
DepositOne txwhole basket at current weights
Weekly stake if you enter1.00%of entered value, bounded
Live on Robinhood Chain · minting costs gas only
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Your position

Fund it, or take it apart. Both routes are live on chain.

Manage a position

Enter the number you minted. The basket is read straight off the chain — a position holds what its own account holds.

ENTER A POSITION NUMBER
DepositBuy the basketone transaction, every leg quoted first
SellBack to USDGthe basket is sold at market
RedeemTake the tokensworks with no market at all
Needs USDG on Robinhood Chain · a deposit reverts whole if any leg misses your tolerance
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What happens

Three steps, and you can stop after the first.

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Mint

You get the container: an NFT with its own account, and nothing inside it. It carries the mark of its desk and its own number. Stopping here is fine — an empty position costs nothing to hold.

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Deposit

One transaction buys the desk's whole basket at the current weights. If any single leg moves past your slippage tolerance, the transaction reverts in full and you keep the settlement asset. There is no fee on this from us.

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Enter a week, or don't

Entering the weekly game is optional. A position that never enters simply holds the basket. How the week works.

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The desk competes, you hold

Two layers, kept apart.

The basket

Whatever the desk discloses, held in its published weights inside your position. It tracks the underlying prices minus the market's own costs — and it does that whether or not you ever touch the game.

The stake

Only if you enter a week: a losing desk transfers a bounded 1.00% of its entered value to the winning one. That is a transfer between desks, and it exists only for positions that opted in.