Weekly portfolio survival league · Robinhood Chain
Run your own fund.
Stay solvent.
Weekly portfolio survival league on Robinhood Chain. The worst fund dies daily. Five tokenized stocks, five memecoins, one hard cap — and a pot that grows every time someone dies.
“Markets can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.”
Prove them wrong.
Contract address · Robinhood Chain
Pre-launchTBA — $SOLVENT launches after the first live season proves out⚠ Verify only via @solventRH and this page. Anything else is a fake.
The idle roster
Robinhood Chain has the most unique asset mix in crypto — and nothing fun to do with it.
Baskets are sterile
Basket protocols on every chain end at mint-and-redeem. No reason to open the app tomorrow. Zero social layer, zero stakes.
The roster is wasted
Only Robinhood Chain holds tokenized stocks next to memecoins — and the most interesting asset mix in crypto is sitting idle.
Portfolios have no arena
Portfolio bragging is the oldest ritual in finance. There is still no venue where a portfolio publicly wins or dies.
| Everyone else | Solvent |
|---|---|
| Passive basket tokens nobody checks after minting | The basket is an arena — build Monday, defend it daily |
| Deposit a full basket of assets to participate | One 5 USDG entry, allocate under a cap in 60 seconds |
| Memecoin-only fantasy trading games | NVDA and a memecoin in one basket — only possible here |
| A number on a leaderboard if you win | A SOLVENCY REPORT card built for posting — win or die |
| House-as-counterparty prize models | Parimutuel pot: players pay players, protocol takes 10% |
One week on the floor
The whole game is a seven-day loop. Stocks freeze on weekends — memecoins never do. A meme-heavy fund plays weekends by design.
Pay 5 USDG. Build 5 stocks + 5 memes under 100 CAP. Locked at close.
Bottom 10% of funds liquidated. Entries stay in the pot.
The line rises. Alerts fire before every cut.
Re-capitalize once for 7.5 USDG — all of it feeds the pot.
Final cut. Roughly 66% of Monday's funds are still alive.
Survivors split the pot. Top 3 take 40%. Cards mint.
New salaries post. Managers scout. Trash talk peaks.
Four cuts of 10% → roughly 66 of every 100 funds reach Saturday. Every death makes the pot-per-survivor bigger.
Build a fund right now
This is the real allocation rule, running live: exactly 5 stocks + 5 memes, total salary under 100 CAP. Salaries reprice every Monday from 7-day performance and volume — hot assets get expensive, so identical funds are impossible.
Pick exactly 5 stocks + 5 memes under 100 CAP. Salaries reprice every Monday — this board is a sample week.
The daily cut
Every scoring day, all funds are ranked from one frozen snapshot. The bottom 10% are marked INSOLVENT. Their entries stay in the pot.
Liquidation is public. A dead fund mints an INSOLVENT card: the day it died, the position that killed it, the rank it drowned at. Deaths are funnier than wins — they get posted more.
Death has a price, and it goes to the players. Once per week a liquidated fund can re-capitalize for 1.5× entry. All 7.5 USDG goes to the pot. The protocol takes nothing from a comeback.
The graveyard is permanent. Every liquidated fund ever, browsable forever. It is the museum of hubris — and the content engine.
Saturday settlement
Parimutuel: 90% of every entry and 100% of every re-capitalization is the pot. Players pay players — the protocol is never the counterparty.
Surviving the week roughly returns your entry plus a bonus. Winning it gets you a green-foil SOLVENCY REPORT and a fifth of the pot.
From feed to floor
No wallet needed until real money is on the line. The free paper floor is the funnel; the cards are the ads.
An INSOLVENT card lands on your feed. How did NVDA kill a fund?
Guest build toy, no signup. Drag 10 assets under the cap.
Free global league, full mechanics, cosmetic prizes. Email login.
5 USDG entry, real pot, Saturday payouts with posted tx hashes.
Survive → SOLVENCY REPORT. Die → INSOLVENT card. Both get posted.
The app, mapped
Five surfaces. Everything a manager needs, nothing a tourist wants.
$SOLVENT — access, never advantage
1B supply, 100% fair launch on Robinhood Chain — no team allocation, no presale. It launches AFTER the first live season proves out. Product first, token second.
- ·Full standard game
- ·No extras — the game is flat-fair
- ·10% entry discount
- ·Salary analytics dashboard
- ·20% entry discount
- ·Premium league access (50 USDG floors)
- ·Early cut-line alerts
- ·30% entry discount — the cap, never higher
- ·Staker share of protocol settlements
- ·AAA badge on every card
What the token may never do
- ✕Never changes a price feed
- ✕Never moves a cut line
- ✕Never buys a payout rank
- ✕Never touches the pot
The game stays flat-fair forever. Tiers buy access and economics — never scoring power.
The burn loop
Volume up → burn up → floats down. The league engine is the only schedule that matters.
Where the money goes
Re-capitalization fees and the pot are 100% player-owned, always. The protocol lives on its 10% — split half to the buyback engine, half to treasury for development and seasonal championship pots.
Protocol cut
10% of every entry. The other 90% goes to the pot, untouched. Parimutuel means the protocol is never the counterparty — pure volume economics.
Premium leagues
50 USDG floors with the pots worth posting about. Same 10% cut, 10× the revenue per seat. Door key: an AA stake.
Creator leagues
Phase 5: custom rooms for communities. Protocol keeps 5%, the creator earns 5%. Creators become the sales force.
Receipts, not promises
Every number on the floor can be recomputed by anyone: frozen price snapshots are published, the pot wallet is public on Blockscout, and payouts post their tx hashes.
| The attack | The defense |
|---|---|
| Edit the basket after prices move | Server-side hash commit at allocation close — provable, immutable |
| Nudge a thin meme pool at the settle mark | 30-minute TWAP on every memecoin price |
| Farm the free floor with bots | Paper prizes are cosmetic only — nothing to extract |
| Flood a league from one wallet | Max 3 funds per wallet, each pays its own entry |
| Dispute a score | Every snapshot published — anyone can recompute any score |
| Question the pot | Public pot wallet, hot balance capped, cold storage published |
Reputation you cannot buy
Every manager carries a public credit-style rating: survive and it climbs, die and it falls, quit and the floor forgets you. Pure prestige — zero scoring effect.
Survived all 4 cuts from inside the bottom half
Paid out with the week's cheapest salary basket
Re-capitalized, then finished in the money
Held the week's worst asset and lived
4 straight weeks alive. Then 8. Then 12.
Entered week one of any season
Badges are earned, never sold — and they print on every share card. Seasons run 12 weeks and end in a treasury-funded championship.
Roadmap
Each phase gates the next. Nothing launches on hope.
Decisions, on the record
The calls we made and why — so nobody has to guess.
| Decision | Why |
|---|---|
| Daily cut at 10%, not 15% | Forgiving default; brutality becomes a premium variant later |
| 5 USDG entry | Thin barrier for season one — premium floors carry the high stakes |
| Re-capitalize once at 1.5×, 100% to pot | Second chances feel player-friendly because the protocol takes zero |
| Token launches after the live floor works | Launch with receipts — live pots and real payouts, not promises |
| Parimutuel, never counterparty | No pot risk, clean competition framing, publishable math |
| USDG entries, $SOLVENT for access | Stable entries keep mid-week math honest; token demand comes from tiers and burn |
What we watch — and what could go wrong
Transparency is the moat. Here is the scoreboard we hold ourselves to, and the risks we are not hiding.
The scoreboard
- North star
- Funds entered per week
- Retention
- Re-entry rate of last week's survivors
- Economy
- Pot size trend · re-capitalization rate (healthy: 25–40%)
- Social
- Cards posted per week — deaths vs wins ratio
- Ignored on purpose
- Raw signups, page views, anything a bot can inflate
The honest risks
- ▸A league needs a crowd: thin floors make cuts feel arbitrary. Mitigation: one global league + house funds until organic managers outnumber them.
- ▸Weekend stock freeze is a real asymmetry — priced in as strategy, but it must be explained relentlessly.
- ▸Thin meme liquidity invites settle-mark games. TWAP helps; roster curation has to stay strict.
- ▸Regulatory posture depends on skill-forward framing, published rules, and parimutuel structure. Copy discipline is permanent work.