How it works

Providing liquidity earns you a share of every trade in a pool — but only while the price stays inside a range you choose. Picking that range is the hard part. Here's exactly how we solve it, end to end.

See the forecast. We read the stock's options market — its implied volatility, the market's own forecast of how far it will move — and cross-check it against how much the stock has actually moved (realized volatility) over the last two years. That turns "guess a range" into "size it to the expected move."

Get a proven range. We convert that volatility into a price band at the confidence level you choose, then backtest it against real on-chain fee history — showing what a $10,000 position in that exact range would have earned, day by day. The headline APY is real history, not a projection.

Provide & earn. Approve and mint a real Uniswap v4 position to that range in a couple of clicks. You collect a share of every trade while the price stays in range.

End to end · fully on-chain

A smarter way to earn on tokenized-equity liquidity

Find the pools

Every tokenized-equity pool on Robinhood Chain, in one place.

Measure real fees earned

We track what every pool actually earns, kept up to date.

Size your range

Set from what the options market expects the stock to move.

Know when to exit

We flag when volatility gets expensive and it's time to step out.

Open your position

Go live on Uniswap v4 in a couple of clicks.

Why the options market?

Options prices encode exactly how much traders expect a stock to move — that's implied volatility. Tokenized equities inherit that entire market. A memecoin has no options, so its LPs can only guess. This is what RWAs unlock.

Know when to exit

Most tools only help you enter. We also read IV-rank (where today's implied vol sits in its 2-year range) and the IV−RV spread, so you can tell when volatility has gotten expensive — the regime where LPs consider stepping out.

Every step in the flow has an ⓘ Technical details view with the full methodology — options-IV inversion, the log-normal range math, per-pool tick alignment, the conservation-capped on-chain fee backtest, and the Permit2 mint path.

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