Stock splttign Principal/yield separation is the Pendle model. I'm going to share the unqiue ways we are going provide yield for stocks. We have it alreayd live applied to Apple and NVIDIA on Robinhood Chain since Aug 29, with proof: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co… Aug 29, 2026 · 22:27 UTC — first Apple stock split on-chain, one hour after deploy: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co… Sep 1, 2026 · 04:10 UTC — second Apple split: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co… Sep 3, 2026 · 11:28 UTC — NVDA series contract deployed, verified: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co… Sep 4, 2026 · 10:23 UTC — NVIDIA stock split on-chain, one NVDA in → principal claim + yield claim out: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co… Sep 4, 2026 · 10:33 UTC — merged back into NVDA, free: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…

I've been busy working and fixing some backend stuff. This is foundational. We built our own price feeds. A synthetic basket can only open once every leg has a fresh on-chain print. The oracles we relied on publish on their own schedul. StockYield now runs ten of its own Chainlink-compatible feeds on Robinhood Chain: AAPL, NVDA, MSFT, PLTR, TSLA, AMZN, GOOGL, SPY, ETH and BTC. Long and short baskets now settle against feeds we are accountable for.

Good morning, Late start to the day I had take care fo some IRL stuff. I've accelerated StockYield’s trading analytics: 13.35× faster quotes, 12.39× faster flow , and 10.14× faster incremental trade processing against our previous Rust implementation. Upgrading the backend getting faster data feeds and rewiring some logic.

Think of each part of $SYIELD like this: • sDESK → Hyperliquid’s HLP / Citadel Securities’ trading role. The capital pool behind our markets. It buys calls from stockholders and backs long/short basket trades, taking the resulting profits or losses. • Yield Splitting + Claim Market → Pendle for stocks. Separate stock exposure from a defined period’s yield claim, then trade either piece. • Stock Baskets / BasketFactory → BlackRock’s ETF-packaging role. Combine several stock tokens into one asset instead of managing every holding separately. • Options Stack → Deribit / Cboe’s options-market role. The contracts, quotes and settlement that let people buy and sell stock options. • Dividend Router → A dividend manager. Choose whether eligible income stays reinvested, becomes stablecoin proceeds, or buys another stock or basket. sDESK supplies trading capital. Baskets package assets. Options structure exposure. Yield markets separate income. The Router directs it. The Ledger makes it visible. Different scale and mechanics, but those are the financial functions we’re bringing together on Robinhood Chain.

This will continue to grow already 150M in TVL on Robinhood chain. We’re excited to grow and be part of the future of Crypto on Robinhood.

I deposited 3 WETH of capital into the new sDESK on Robinhood Chain, about $7,479 worth. What is the sDESK? Think of the role Hyperliquid’s HLP plays: a pool of capital that supports trading and participates in the resulting profits or losses. sDESK serves a similar purpose, with different mechanics focused on stock options and custom baskets. That capital funds bids for covered calls from AAPL/NVDA stock-token holders and backs long/short basket trades. We are putting the capital behind the stock-income infrastructure we’re building. What does that mean in practice? • An Apple holder wants extra income. The desk can pay them upfront for a covered call. They receive the premium in exchange for giving up upside above an agreed price. • A trader thinks NVIDIA will outperform Apple. The desk provides the capital on the other side of that long/short basket trade. The stockholder receives the option premium; the desk pays it and takes the risk. If the call expires worthless, the desk loses that premium. Winning basket trades also create payouts the desk must cover. That’s what we’re putting these fees toward: actual capital behind usable financial products. Trading fees → funded markets → more ways to use stock tokens.

Good morning, Let’s get back to work. Today I’m focused on testing the full user experience, fixing rough edges, and making StockYield easier to use. I’ll also be sharing simple walkthroughs of stock splitting, the Claim Market, and dividend routing.

A lot shipped today. I’m spending the next several hours running tests across StockYield. • 54 stock-token yield series deployed, separating principal and yield claims with a March 31, 2027 maturity. • Claim Market live with 10 seeded orders across AAPL, NVDA, SPY, SGOV and MSFT. Post, fill or cancel orders for principal and yield claims. • Dividend Router V2 deployed for AAPL and NVDA, with six route choices: reinvest, USDG, another stock, Treasury-bill exposure, a basket or ETH. • Cash-route deposits funded in both Router vaults, with the settlement keeper running. • Dividend Ledger showing stock-by-stock dividend history, growth and upcoming dates. • BasketDeskV2 funded with 1 WETH, including the connection that lets the desk back covered-call bids. • Our first desk-funded AAPL covered call written onchain. Public covered-call vault deposits remain closed while development and testing continue. I will see everyone in 6 hours. More announcements to come.

btw the ways guys Stock tokens are just the starting point. I’m building is the flywheel around them. I've been creating all the building blocks for this. Your idea --> Basket Desk --> Custom stock baskets Stock exposure --> Options Stack --> Structured income strategies Capital --> sDESK --> Backing for synthetic basket positions Stock tokens --> Principal + yield claims --> Claim Market --> Trade either side Eligible dividend proceeds --> Dividend Router --> Reinvest, collect stablecoins, or build another stock position or basket Activity --> Ledger --> Clear records of transactions, ownership, and settlement Each piece makes the others more useful. More tools → more strategies → more activity → more reasons to build. That’s the vision behind StockYield. Not just putting stocks onchain. Building the infrastructure for StockFi around them.

This would be awesome building for now and the future $SYIELD. Tokenizing stocks and RWA is biggest bull case for crypto now and the foreseeable future. We’ve had more contracts being deployed on robinhood we’ll explain in follow up post.

I saw this same argument with PONS early on as well. We had well established Defi protocols create launchpads to compete and ended up not being able to take market share and it only strengthened PONS. Again lots more to be done but there stock market is massive and there is room for multiple successful ideas.

We started with our dividend principal-and-yield series on Robinhood Chain on August 29. StockYield has yield-splitting contracts deployed on EVERY single dividend-paying stock and ETF tokens that robinhood offers. There is a total of 54. You can verify on chain.

Our first Sdesk-funded AAPL covered call is now onchain. $327.30 strike. September 11 expiry. 0.853149 USDG in premium paid to the vault. The idea is simple: earn option premiums alongside the stock’s dividend economics. Apple’s dividend doesn’t increase we’re adding another potential income source around the position. Historically these position will increase dividend yield by 160% to 250%. This allows you to give up upside above the strike on the covered amount, while still carrying stock downside. A small first execution, but a meaningful step toward making the first ever stock-income strategies usable onchain. Contract: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…

Trying to go on the @MCGlive show if anyone has connections let me know. I’d love to try and get more visibility I really believe in what I’m building. All in. Also, reaching out via DM.

The stars are aligning We’re building on Robinhood Chain to give investors more choice over what that income does next. Aligned vision and providing more value for dividend investors.

Great qestuion by Deedart: We’re building $SYIELD’s utility around direct revenue sharing from StockYield’s products. The revenue would come from StockYield’s share of fees across the launchpad, dividend-routing services, and other fee-generating stock, options, and synthetic products as they become available. The planned allocation of net product-fee revenue, after direct costs, is: 60% → Direct distributions to eligible $SYIELD holders 15% → $SYIELD buybacks 15% → Protocol liquidity 10% → Development, security, and operations The holder benefit we’re building is participation in the protocol’s earned fees—not ownership of customers’ stocks, dividend claims, or trading positions. Product usage → earned protocol fees → holder payments, buybacks, and liquidity. The goal is straightforward: give holders a substantial, direct share of what StockYield earns while funding continued development.

Seems Pendle now see the opportunity for tokenized stock dividends🤝 Good to be ahead of the curve.

We’re building StockYield’s Dividend Router so you can choose where eligible dividend proceeds go: reinvest in the same stock, collect stablecoins, or build another stock position or basket. Your dividend, your way.

Good morning, Stock dividends and earning yield on stocks is the biggest opportunity in crypto history in my opinion. I’ve been building this out for weeks 🤝

I want to put some numbers into perspective to show just how massive and untapped this market really is. Robinhood putting stock tokens onchain is opening up new possibilities for what we can build around them. I’m going all in on the belief that this is the next revolution. Think DeFi, but built around stocks. To put the scale into perspective the U.S. stock market capitalization is roughly 290x DeFi’s peak total value locked, while global stock market capitalization is roughly 690x. That’s the scale of the opportunity we’re building it is a new generation of financial products built around stock exposure and income. So yes, I’d say there’s room to grow lol I believe this is one of the most untapped opportunities in finance, and that’s what we’re building toward with StockYield. Thank you everyone for the support.