Trading on
the curb.
The curb market was where dealing carried on after the exchange shut its doors. Curbstone is that market on-chain: baskets of Robinhood Stock Tokens you can mint, redeem and trade at any hour, priced by the same feeds the chain uses.
Six baskets. Every component priced on-chain.
One token, a fixed basket behind it
Each Curbstone vault is an ERC-20 whose contents are set when it is deployed and never change. Deposit the components, get one token. Burn the token, get the components back in the same transaction.
Six baskets
Priced, hooked, and yours
Every component has a feed
A vault can only hold assets with a live Chainlink price on Robinhood Chain, so the contract itself can report what a share is worth. The site shows the same number the contract reads.
A hook that prices risk
Curbstone pools run through a v4 hook. When the market moves fast the swap fee rises to pay liquidity providers for the risk, then falls back once things settle.
Lock longer, pay less
Lock $CURB for up to a year for up to four times the weight. Weight cuts your vault fees and splits the protocol fees the hook collects.
The protocol token launches on Pons
Fixed supply, locked liquidity on Robinhood Chain. Lock it to cut your fees and take a share of protocol revenue.