Ten pools, 10% each
Each holds 10% of supply, quoted in a different Robinhood stock — NVDA to DJT — all opened at the same market cap.
RWA
Real World Asses
The ten asses
Every pool prices RWA independently
Each ass is an up. Slipstream pool holding 10% of supply, quoted in a different Robinhood tokenized stock. The bar under each shows how far that pool has drifted from the median.
◦ drift is measured against the ten-pool median
reads live from Robinhood Chain
How it works
One token, ten stocks behind it
RWA trades directly against ten Robinhood tokenized stocks — NVDA to DJT — each in its own up. pool. You buy it with the stock you already hold, and every trade deepens that pool’s reserve of its equity.
All ten open in a single transaction at the same market cap. After that they move independently, which is why the ten numbers above are rarely identical.
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Trade in stocks
Buy and sell RWA directly with the tokenized stock — NVDA in the NVDA pool, DJT in the DJT pool.
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Prices diverge
From the first block onward each ass finds its own price. The median is the reference.
The dynamic fee
Paid in the stock
Every trade pays a 1% base fee that up.’s fee module lifts when volatility picks up. The stock side of collected fees goes to the treasury; the RWA side is burned on collection, permanently reducing supply.
Ten pools means ten fee streams — every stock in the basket pays its own. The treasury stacks equities while the float only shrinks.
1%+
base fee, dynamic
×10
fee streams, one per stock
100%
RWA side burned
Contracts