Introducing AI6
An agent for tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain. Every 10 minutes it turns part of the creator fees into a basket of Robinhood Stock Tokens and a trading result for holders: the fees are pulled from Pons, half become the round's budget in USDG, the agent buys stock tokens where their Uniswap pool prints below the reference and hedges the delta on a stock perp on Hyperliquid HIP-3 (the builder dex xyz, USDC margin, signed by the executor key), and at the close the basket and the profit are airdropped straight to $AI6 wallets. No stake, no claim. Then the cycle repeats.
Round 001 / 10 minLive
The idea
Tokenized stocks plus an agent plus onchain execution. $AI6 is not a token with a revenue share bolted on: it is a machine that converts the onchain activity around the token into a basket of real market exposures for its holders. One chain today: Robinhood Chain carries $AI6, the fees, the basket and the airdrop; the hedge sits on a stock perp on Hyperliquid HIP-3, the builder dex xyz, with USDC margin; the router is built for more chains later, behind flags.
Every 10 minutes the Fee Collector pulls the creator fees earned by $AI6 trading on Pons since the previous pull. Exactly 50% goes to the vault and becomes the budget of the new round, wrapped and swapped from ETH to USDG. The other 50% is outside this mechanic. The inflow does not depend on how the last round went: fresh fees keep feeding the agent.
The agent looks for the basis between a Robinhood Stock Token in its Uniswap v3 USDG pool and the reference price: the HIP-3 xyz mark, with the Chainlink Robinhood equity feed as a guard. It buys the token where the pool prints below the reference and, at the same moment, hedges the market delta through a stock perp on HIP-3 xyz. The raw gap is not the signal: fees, slippage at the pool's real depth, the exit band, funding and gas come off first.
At the end of the round every stock token bought with that round's budget, plus the positive realized result, is airdropped to $AI6 holders straight to their wallets. Holding is enough: no stake, no claim, no brokerage account. The share is by time-weighted balance and how long the tokens have been held without moving.
Last round to holders
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The trade
A stock token and its reference are the same claim at two prices. The agent takes the cheap one, hedges the rich one, and is flat or delivered before the 10 minutes run out.
01
Buy the stock token in its Uniswap v3 USDG pool. At the same moment, open an equivalent short on the stock perp. The tokens are what the holders receive; the short takes the market out of it.
02
Sell the stock token from available inventory. At the same moment, open an equivalent long on the perp. The same position, mirrored, closed inside the round.
03 · later, behind a flag
The router is built for it and it stays behind a flag: xStocks on Solana, Ethereum and BNB Chain and Dinari on Arbitrum are not traded on day one, and no bridge is on the round's path. Once a second venue is switched on: buy on the cheap one and sell on the rich one, if fees, the bridge and settlement time do not eat the edge.
04
The market can go either way. The target result comes from the basis converging, not from a bet that the stock goes up.
05
Both legs are placed atomically or as close in time as possible. If one leg does not go through, the other is closed immediately or topped up under the emergency scenario. Every position that belongs to the distributable budget is closed or turned into a deliverable stock token before the 5-minute round ends. A naked delta between rounds is not allowed.
Protocol
The agent runs the same loop every round: pull the fees from Pons and cut them, turn the cut into USDG, buy stock tokens with the budget and hedge them on the venue with the best net edge, close the hedge before the boundary, and send the basket and the profit to holders.
01 · Fee pull and cut
The source is the creator fees from $AI6 trading on Pons. Both Pons paths pay the caller (claim() on the V2 fee escrow, collectFees() on the V1 locker), so the Fee Collector is the creator-fee recipient and pulls the fees itself at the boundary, through a permissionless pull() restricted to those whitelisted calls. Exactly 50% is transferred to the vault, which wraps the ETH and swaps it to USDG through the WETH/USDG pool: that is the budget of the new round. The inflow does not depend on the result of the previous round. The remaining 50% goes to the treasury and is not part of this mechanic.
02 · Trade
The Feed quotes every whitelisted ticker in its Uniswap v3 USDG pool through the quoter and pulls the mark and funding from HIP-3 xyz; that mark is the reference, and the Chainlink Robinhood equity feed guards it (24/5, 0.5% deviation, 24 h heartbeat: a stale or distant round means no trade). The Router prices the hedge on HIP-3 xyz by net edge and sizes the leg. The Executor swaps through the vault (whitelisted router, whitelisted tokens, per-transaction and daily caps) and places the perp, both together, and squares the delta if one side fills only partially. The budget sits in the vault as USDG and the HIP-3 margin is USDC already at the venue, so no bridge is on the critical path. Before the 10th minute ends the hedge is closed and the stock tokens bought with the round's budget move into the distributable basket.
03 · Airdrop
The Airdrop Distributor closes the round, fixes the basket of stock tokens and the PnL in USDG, computes every holder's share and sends the assets straight to the wallets on Robinhood Chain. Weight is time-weighted balance times a multiplier for continuous holding, so buying $AI6 in the last second does not earn a full round. The Distributor sends in batches of 200 addresses, but for the holder the result looks the same: the reward arrives on its own. No claim, no gas, no action. Then the cycle repeats.
Where the basis comes from
Robinhood Stock Tokens trade around the clock in Uniswap pools quoted in USDG. The reference is the HIP-3 xyz stock-perp mark; the Chainlink feed that guards it publishes 24/5 and freezes on weekends. The basis opens where the pool and the reference disagree.
The pool never closes. The perp marks move around the clock; the Chainlink guard runs pre-market, regular, post-market and overnight, and freezes on weekends and holidays. The US cash session is six and a half hours. Nights and the edges of the session create divergences between the pool and the reference.
After a fast move, a pool a few hundred thousand dollars deep does not keep up with the reference at once. The gap lives for minutes, and the agent sizes to the depth the quoter reports.
Day one uses the deepest USDG pools: $6.92M for NVDA, $270k for TSLA, $249k for AAPL as measured on 2026-09-04. META and MSTR are under $100k. The depth check at the quoter sizes thin pools down automatically.
Funding and the long/short imbalance in stock perps can add extra edge, positive or negative. It is counted before entry, not discovered after.
The Chainlink guard decides whether a ticker is open for the signal: inside the 24/5 window, younger than the 24 h heartbeat and within 150 bps of the reference. Weekends, holidays, a paused oracle or a wide gap mean closed: the basis is then a stale-oracle artifact, not an edge, and the agent does not open on it.
The hedge leg
The token leg is bought or sold in the USDG pool on Robinhood Chain. The hedge leg needs a stock perp that can go short or long at any hour: Hyperliquid HIP-3, the builder dex xyz. Three pieces, one round: the hedge, the pool and the guard.
The xyz builder dex on Hyperliquid (TradeXYZ): single-name US equity perps with USDC margin, long and short out of the box. xyz:NVDA, xyz:TSLA, xyz:AAPL and the rest of the whitelist; asset id = 110000 + the market’s index. This is the hedge venue for every leg.
fundPerp, capped per day, to a funding wallet fixed by the multisig) off the critical path.Robinhood Stock Tokens on Robinhood Chain, quoted in USDG. The agent buys or sells the token side here, through the whitelisted SwapRouter02, with the size taken from what the QuoterV2 says the pool can absorb.
AI6_UNISWAP_V4.The Chainlink Robinhood equity feeds guard the reference: 8 decimals, a 24 h heartbeat and 0.5% deviation, published 24/5. A stale round or one too far from the HIP-3 mark closes the ticker for the signal.
The router: for every leg it prices the hedge on HIP-3 xyz (mark, depth at size, funding over the expected hold, fees) and trades only when the net edge clears the threshold. The reference the basis is measured against is that same mark, guarded by the Chainlink feed. Other hedge adapters stay in the code behind flags, all default off.
Venues and chains
One chain today. Robinhood Chain (id 4663, an Arbitrum Orbit L2 with gas in ETH) carries $AI6, the fee collector, the vault, the Robinhood Stock Tokens in Uniswap pools quoted in USDG, and the airdrop. The hedge leg trades on a stock perp on Hyperliquid HIP-3, the builder dex xyz, with USDC margin held at the venue and signed by the executor key. The router is built for more token venues and chains later, behind flags.
| Role | Venue | Chain | Use | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stock-token leg | Robinhood Stock Tokens · Uniswap v3 | Robinhood Chain | USDG-quoted pools; 18-decimal ERC-20s with standard transfers and a Chainlink feed per token | day one |
| Stock-token leg | Robinhood Stock Tokens · Uniswap v4 | Robinhood Chain | About 73% of the chain's stock-token liquidity sits in v4 pools; the next venue, adapter not written | next · AI6_UNISWAP_V4 |
| Hedge leg | Hyperliquid HIP-3 · xyz | Hyperliquid | Single-name stock perps on the builder dex xyz, USDC margin at the venue, signed by the executor key: the hedge venue | day one |
| Stock-token leg | xStocks (Backed) | Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain | Found on Solana, Ethereum, BNB and TRON, not on Base; no live adapter | flag-gated |
| Stock-token leg | Dinari dShares | Arbitrum | Mint, redeem and secondary liquidity with KYC restrictions; no live adapter | flag-gated |
Day one trades NVDA, TSLA and AAPL: the deepest USDG pools measured on 2026-09-04 ($6.92M, $270k and $249k of USDG) with a perp on the hedge venue. The whitelist of nine (NVDA, TSLA, AAPL, MSFT, GOOGL, AMZN, META, MSTR, SPCX) is every ticker with a USDG pool and a single-name perp on HIP-3 xyz. SPY and QQQ have only index futures on HIP-3, and COIN has no USDG pool, so they are priced but not traded yet. Each ticker's size follows its pool through the quoter.
Modules
Each module does one job. The list below is the trading loop; the closer, the reasoning and report writer, the ArcWays scanner and the read-only API sit around it.
The Uniswap v3 USDG pools through the quoter; the mark and funding from HIP-3 xyz, which is the reference; the Chainlink Robinhood equity feeds (24/5) as the guard; session status and gas.
The basis minus fees, slippage at the pool's depth, the exit band, funding over the expected hold and gas.
Prices the hedge on HIP-3 xyz by net edge and sizes each leg. Built for more token venues and chains later, behind flags.
Swaps through the vault and places the perp on HIP-3 xyz (USDC margin, the executor key signs), both legs synchronously; squares the delta under the emergency path when a fill is partial.
Limits per ticker, chain, venue and total uncovered delta. Stop and pause.
Pulls the creator fees from Pons at the boundary (the V2 escrow's claim, the V1 locker's collectFees) and sends 50% to the vault, 50% to the treasury.
One AI6Vault: takes the cut, wraps ETH and swaps WETH to USDG, swaps only through the whitelisted router within caps, delivers the basket to the airdrop contract. The margin reserve is accounted apart.
Reads every $AI6 transfer on Robinhood Chain from the deploy block; counts balance, continuous hold duration and a single weight per address. Technical addresses never count.
Closes the round, fixes the basket of stock tokens and the PnL, computes the shares and sends the assets to holders' wallets in batches of 200, retried without any address the sequencer screens out.
5-minute round · Risk limits
The round is the unit of everything: what gets bought, who gets a share, and when it lands in the wallet. The limits are set in code and under the multisig. The agent trades inside them or it does not trade.
The 5-minute round
Risk limits
$AI6
$AI6 is a fixed-supply token launched on Pons, on Robinhood Chain. Holding it in a wallet is enough: every 10 minutes the stock tokens the agent bought and the positive result are airdropped to holders by how much and how long they hold. No brokerage account and no trading of your own.
scorei = TWABi × hold_multiplieri
sharei = scorei / Σ score
Returns and the basket are not guaranteed. $AI6 is not launched yet; the link opens the Pons launchpad.
Airdropped to holders, cumulative
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What the holder gets
Every round the holder is airdropped their share of everything the round produced. The distribution is in the natural composition of the basket, not only in a stablecoin. Returns, basket composition and a positive result are not guaranteed.
A share of every stock token bought with the current round's budget and moved into the distributable basket. If the round bought, say, NVDA, TSLA and AAPL stock tokens, the holder receives a proportional piece of each, on Robinhood Chain.
A share of the positive realized result, after funding, fees, gas and slippage, in USDG.
Only two kinds of asset are delivered: the stock tokens bought in the round, and the profit in USDG. Nothing else is created, redeemed or settled on the holder’s behalf.
No profit is credited. A loss reduces the value of that round’s basket, but it never creates a debt for the holder.
Transparency
A public map of the contracts on Robinhood Chain and the margin accounts on the hedge venues, and an open log of every trade. The site terminal shows the current round, the assets bought, both legs of every position, the airdrops to holders and a report every 10 minutes; the same report goes to X once posting is switched on.
Infrastructure the agent talks to the contracts on Robinhood Chain and the HIP-3 hedge venue, verified on 2026-09-04
The $AI6 token, the Fee Collector, the vault and the airdrop contract on Robinhood Chain are public, as are the HIP-3 margin account on Hyperliquid and every third-party contract the agent calls. Each on-chain card links to the explorer; the HIP-3 margin card links to the venue’s own account view.
Each trade posts: venue, ticker, basis at entry and at exit, size of both legs, funding, fees, gas and the net result, with the transaction hashes on Robinhood Chain.
Each round posts: creator fees received, the 50% contribution to the agent, the composition of the basket bought, number of trades, PnL, eligible supply, holder weights and the hashes of the airdrop transactions.
Trading capital, distributable assets and the operational reserve are shown separately, so they cannot be mixed in the reporting. The margin and gas reserve exists only to open and close the hedge leg; it is never distributed.
Day one
The token launches on Pons, on Robinhood Chain. Everything below is built and runs in paper mode today: the fee pull and the 50% cut, the trading loop on Uniswap v3 with the hedge on Hyperliquid HIP-3, 5-minute rounds, balance and hold-duration accounting, buying stock tokens and airdropping them together with the profit. What is not built stays behind flags.
$AI6 on Pons, and the Fee Collector as the creator-fee recipient: it pulls from the V2 escrow or the V1 locker, sends 50% to the vault, and the vault wraps and swaps it to USDG.
NVDA, TSLA and AAPL in the deepest USDG pools ($6.92M, $270k and $249k measured on 2026-09-04). MSFT, GOOGL, AMZN, META, MSTR and SPCX are priced and ready behind the same whitelist.
Robinhood Stock Tokens on Uniswap v3, hedged on Hyperliquid HIP-3 xyz (USDC margin, the executor key signs). Buying, hedging and fixing the result, round after round.
Every $AI6 transfer on Robinhood Chain from the deploy block: eligible supply, time-weighted balance and the hold-duration multiplier, technical addresses excluded.
All stock tokens bought in the round and the positive net PnL in USDG, split among holders.
Batched delivery on Robinhood Chain, 200 addresses per batch, retried without a screened address, with no claim.
The HIP-3 margin is USDC that already sits at the venue: it is topped up from the vault by the executor (fundPerp, capped per day, to a funding wallet fixed by the multisig) and bridged between rounds, never inside one. No liquidity moves between chains for a trade.
Current round, creator fees, holder weight, basket composition, PnL, airdrop history and the live log.
One deployment on Robinhood Chain, public addresses, a report for every round, the multisig, the pause and the key limits. Set from day one.
Risk
Read this before you buy.
Delta-neutral does not mean no loss. The basis can widen all the way to the forced close of the round.
A hard 5-minute boundary raises the risk of an unfavorable exit if convergence has not happened in time.
Funding, fees, gas and slippage can consume the entire computed edge.
The Chainlink Robinhood equity feeds that guard the reference publish 24/5 and freeze on weekends and holidays; the issuer can pause them during corporate actions. The pool and the perps keep trading around a closed market. While the guard is frozen the ticker is closed for the signal, and any exposure held across a freeze carries the reopening gap.
Outside NVDA and SPCX the USDG pools are a few hundred thousand dollars deep; META and MSTR are under $100k. A swap moves the price, and a stop or a forced close at the boundary pays that spread again.
Robinhood Chain screens sanctioned and US addresses at the sequencer, not in the token. A delivery to a screened address fails and its batch is retried without it; that holder's share cannot be delivered.
The HIP-3 margin sits on Hyperliquid, and pulling it back into the vault means a bridge, so that margin cannot be recalled within a round. The reserve is sized so that no round depends on it.
Trading on HIP-3 needs the executor key that signs at the venue. A leaked key can trade the margin account; it cannot touch the vault. The keys can trade but never withdraw, the margin is a fraction of the capital, and a guardian key can pause everything faster than the multisig.
Today no bridge is on the round's path; only the HIP-3 margin crosses one (fast bridges in minutes, the canonical bridge in seven days). Switching on a second chain adds bridge risk, state desynchronization and finality delays.
The risks of the venue, the oracle, the smart contract and the stock-token issuer do not go away.
The stock tokens do not gate recipients today, but issuers can change that, and regional, KYC or transfer rules can limit the distribution to particular addresses.
$AI6 was not live on 2026-09-04. The token address, the deploy block, the agent's contract addresses and the keys are empty until launch; the terminal shows simulated data until the agent endpoint is connected.
Returns and the composition of the basket are not guaranteed. A losing round is a normal possible outcome.
Regularly distributing stock tokens and trading results may fall under securities, collective-investment, brokerage and financial-promotion rules. A legal assessment is needed before distributions are switched on.
Open parameters before launch
The curve and the maximum level of hold_multiplier.
The minimum eligible balance and the rules for LP positions, smart accounts and custodial wallets.
The purpose of the remaining 50% of the creator fees.
Public V2 launches were whitelist-only on 2026-09-04; V1 remains open. Both fee paths are supported and the choice is made at launch (AI6_FEE_SOURCE). The settlement chain and asset are decided: Robinhood Chain, USDG.
The rules for an asset that technically or legally cannot be transferred to a particular holder, including an address the sequencer screens out.
The size of the hedge margin and the reserve (paper defaults: $6,000 reserve, $32,000 deployed cap) depend on the fee stream once the token trades, and the procedure for covering a negative round result.
The jurisdictional restrictions of Hyperliquid HIP-3, Robinhood Chain and its stock tokens, and Pons.
The USDG route from Robinhood Chain to USDC on Hyperliquid (USDG → Ethereum → USDC on Arbitrum → Hyperliquid), the bridge chosen for it and the per-day top-up cap are settled between rounds; no real margin moves until the route is signed off.
The requirements for minting and redeeming at the issuers.