Earn weekly yield on your tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain. Paid in USDG every Friday.
Yield comes from selling options and is not guaranteed. Stock Tokens carry risk of loss.
Live figures. They change as rounds settle.
The granary
A wild field scatters its seed and keeps little. Rome learned to bind the harvest, store it, and measure it out on a fixed day. They called the whole of it the annona. Markets are wild fields. We bind the world’s great companies into Cordons. We prune them on schedule. We harvest the premium every Friday. No noise. No gambling. Just a full granary.
Three ways to bind
Own a basket in one token. Sell the gains above a strike for a weekly premium. Or get paid to wait for a lower price. Each comes with its trade-off in plain words.
One token, seven top US stocks. Equal weight, rebalanced on schedule.
Explore Cordons →sNVDADeposit NVDA, earn weekly yield. You give up gains above the strike.
Spurs cap your upside. That is the trade.
Explore Spurs →gNVDADeposit USDG, earn weekly yield while you wait to buy NVDA lower. You can lose more than the yield.
Explore Grafts →Mint cMAG7 with USDG while the market is open. The vault holds seven large companies at equal weight. You hold one token, and you keep the basket’s ups and its downs.
Prices move and weights drift. On a set calendar, the keeper trims the cordon back to target. Every trade is checked against the oracle price, with a hard cap on slippage, and only while prices are live.
Deposit a Stock Token. Each week a Picker buys the upside above a strike and pays the premium the moment the option is sold. You collect it every round.
Spurs cap your upside. That is the trade.
Store USDG in the vault. A Picker pays premium for the promise to cover the drop below a strike. If the price ends below it, the vault pays out the shortfall in cash.
Each round ends at the US market close on Friday. Your Harvest Card shows the realized result as a percentage, never a promise. How a round settles is still being decided, and the docs say so plainly.
The Wall draws your positions as a sheaf of wheat. Each position is a stalk, and each Harvest you collect adds a grain. Share it with percentages only, unless you choose to show amounts.
How the granary works
Cordons are pruned. Vaults are harvested. Holding a Cordon does not pay premium on its own.
For holding a basket.
Pay USDG while the market is open. The vault holds the seven stocks for you.
Its NAV follows the basket. Redeem in-kind any time.
Weights drift. The keeper trims them back to equal.
For a weekly harvest.
NVDA into a Spur, or USDG into a Graft. Deposits are queued for the next round.
The premium lands in the vault the moment the option is sold.
Your premium is ready to claim in USDG. Settlement rules are not final yet.
At a glance
Live figures where the product is live. APY is realized from premiums already paid, never projected.
Harvest · Weekly payout
When a round ends, premium is settled and shared out as USDG you can claim. Your Harvest Card shows the result as a percentage, never a promise.
to Friday 16:00 ET. Illustrative schedule: no round is open right now. Times are approximate. Exchange holidays aren’t counted yet.
Know the trade
A Spur Vault earns premium and gives up the top of a big week. In a falling week, the premium softens the drop but does not stop it. Slide to see how one week plays out.
Illustrative only, not a forecast. It uses the strike and premium of an open Spur round, and none is open right now.
The simulator uses the strike and premium of an open round. It shows up here as soon as one opens.
You own a token backed by the Stock Tokens the Cordon holds, onchain, not the shares themselves. You can redeem in-kind for your share of each stock at any time, even when prices aren’t live.
From Pickers, the market makers who buy the weekly options. They pay up front, in the same transaction that sells the option.
The gain above the strike. If the stock ends above it, the vault pays the Picker the difference in stock. In a big week you earn less than holding the stock. That is the trade.
Yes. If the price ends below the strike, the vault pays the shortfall in USDG, and that can be more than the premium you collected.
Anything that needs a live price, such as minting with USDG, redeeming to USDG, or pruning, waits for the market to open. In-kind redeem stays available. Exchange holidays aren’t counted in the schedule yet.
Never. Annona only shows realized APY, built from premium already paid in settled rounds, and labels it as such.
Not yet. Contracts are capped by deposit limits. Read the full list of risks in Docs before you deposit anything.
Bind with discipline
Pick a Cordon. Watch it for a week. Add a Spur when you are ready.