Trade the entire
narrative.
Called the meme season but picked the wrong meme? Robinhood Index puts the top tokens of a sector into one fully backed token. Pick the narrative you believe in and hold all of it, in one trade, paid in $RHX.
Live prices of 28 real Robinhood Chain tokens · fully backed baskets · redeem any time
Momentum is read from the last 5 minutes (with 1h and 24h as context) and re-ranked every 5 minutes; prices update live every 15 seconds. Bars behind: 24h volume of every token inside. Not financial advice.
Four narratives, live
Loading prices…real Robinhood Chain tokens tracked live
sector indices: Meme, RWA, DeFi & Launchpad, AI
combined market cap of every token inside, live
backed by the real tokens, redeemable any time
Right narrative. Wrong token.
On-chain markets move in narratives, but the only way to trade one today is to guess which single token will win it.
A sector can rally while the token you picked falls, stalls or gets abandoned.
Diversifying means ten swaps, ten approvals, ten positions to watch and rebalance by hand.
"AI will beat DeFi this quarter" is a clear opinion with no single trade behind it.
Like an ETF, but on-chain and in one click.
Pick a sector
Meme, AI, DeFi, Gaming or real-world assets. Each index holds the leading tokens of its sector, with published weights.
Pay with $RHX
One transaction buys the whole basket. The app compares minting at basket value with the index's own pool and takes the better price.
Hold the narrative
The index moves with its sector. Sell back to $RHX any time, or redeem for the underlying tokens themselves.
Every pair, every trade and every fee runs through $RHX.
$RHX is the base liquidity and settlement asset for the whole platform. Fees from every index are used to buy $RHX back: half is burned, half goes to stakers.
Base pair
Each index trades in its own pool against $RHX.
Settlement asset
Every index purchase starts in $RHX and every sale ends in it.
Burned
Removed from supply for good, every day.
To stakers
Paid to holders who stake $RHX.
Your index is always backed by real tokens.
Fully backed
Every index token is a claim on tokens held in its own contract.
Always redeemable
Redemption can never be paused, not even by the team.
Limits in code
Rebalances are bounded by a price oracle, weight caps and hard fee caps.
Audit first
An external audit is required before anything goes live on mainnet.
See every index move, live.
The app tracks all four indices from real market prices, shows every token inside them, lets you practise with paper trading and connects your wallet.
One token that holds a whole sector.
An index token is a claim on a basket of real tokens held by its smart contract. Here is how the price is set, how you get in and out, and what keeps it honest.
The price follows the basket.
The value of one index token, its net asset value (NAV), is everything the contract holds divided by the number of index tokens in circulation.
Every index launches at a NAV of 100 $RHX. If the tokens inside the Meme Index rise 15% on average, its NAV rises to about 115 $RHX.
Largest weight; capped at 30% so no token dominates
CHUMP, PIPEDOG, MEME, HMM, TENDIES, INU
Candidate Meme Index from on-chain data, 11 Oct 2026. Final constituents are chosen by the methodology at launch.
Two routes. The app picks the cheaper one.
Mint or redeem at NAV
The router swaps your $RHX into every basket token, deposits them and mints your index token in one transaction. Selling reverses it. You pay the basket's value plus swap costs and a 0.1% fee. Usually best for larger trades.
Swap in the INDEX/$RHX pool
Each index has its own pool against $RHX on a Uniswap V2-compatible DEX, so it trades like any token. Often best for smaller trades.
Arbitrage keeps the pool equal to the basket.
Because an index can always be minted or redeemed at NAV, its pool price cannot drift far from what the basket is worth. When it does, arbitrage pulls it back, and anyone can do it.
The IndexArbitrage contract runs both legs in one transaction and reverts if there is no profit, so arbitrageurs only ever risk gas.
Mint at NAV for ~100 $RHX, sell into the pool for ~104. The pool price falls back to ~100.
Buy from the pool for ~96, redeem at NAV for ~100 $RHX. The pool price rises back to ~100.
Low, published and capped in code.
| Fee | At launch | Hard cap | Where it goes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mint | 0.10% | 2% | FeeCollector → $RHX buyback |
| Redeem | 0.10% | 2% | FeeCollector → $RHX buyback |
| Management | 1% a year | 5% a year | FeeCollector → $RHX buyback |
| Pool swap | 0.30% | – | Liquidity providers |
Five contracts, clear roles.
| Contract | What it does | Status |
|---|---|---|
| IndexFactory | Launches indices; holds the asset whitelist, approved DEXes and risk limits | Not deployed |
| IndexToken | One per index; holds the basket, mints and redeems against it | Not deployed |
| IndexRouter | One-click buy and sell of any index with $RHX | Not deployed |
| IndexArbitrage | Keeps every pool close to its NAV | Not deployed |
| FeeCollector | Turns fees into $RHX buyback, burn and staking rewards | Not deployed |
Contracts will be deployed on Robinhood Chain mainnet (chain ID 4663) after the external audit. Addresses will be published here.
Five narratives at launch.
Each index follows published rules for which tokens qualify and how they are weighted. Final constituents are selected from tokens live on Robinhood Chain at launch.
The same rules for every index.
Eligibility
Live on Robinhood Chain, in the sector, traded for 30+ days and above a minimum pool liquidity.
Weighting
By market cap, with a cap per token so no single name dominates. Enforced on-chain.
Rebalancing
Monthly, plus reviews when a token stops qualifying. Each trade is bounded by a price oracle.
Changes
New tokens join at the next rebalance; removed tokens are sold down before they leave.
The asset every index runs on.
$RHX is the base liquidity and settlement asset for the platform. The more the indices are used, the more $RHX is needed, bought back and burned.
Base pair
MEME/$RHX, AI/$RHX, RWA/$RHX and every future index pair with $RHX. Index liquidity is $RHX liquidity.
Settlement
The router accepts and pays out $RHX, so buying or selling any index starts and ends in $RHX.
Buyback & burn
Every platform fee is converted into $RHX. Half is sent to a burn address and leaves the supply permanently.
Staking
The other half is paid to $RHX stakers, so long-term holders share in platform revenue.
From index volume to $RHX, every day.
Fees are collected in index tokens by the FeeCollector contract. Once a day a keeper redeems them for $RHX through the router, burns half and sends half to stakers. Burned and distributed totals are tracked on-chain.
Every trade settles in $RHX.
0.1% mint and redeem, 1% a year on index assets.
Fees are converted into $RHX.
Supply shrinks; holders earn.
Where we are, and what comes next.
1 · Foundation
- Smart contracts for indices, router, arbitrage and fee buyback
- Test suite including fuzz tests
- Live web app: real-time index values, paper trading and wallet connection (RainbowKit)
2 · Token & audit
- Launch $RHX and publish tokenomics
- External security audit
- Production price-oracle integration
3 · Mainnet launch
- Deploy on Robinhood Chain mainnet
- Open the first indices with their $RHX pools
- Run arbitrage and buyback keepers
4 · Growth
- $RHX staking
- More sector indices
- Liquidity programs and analytics
5 · Community
- Governance moves to $RHX holders
- Community-proposed indices
Questions, answered.
What is a sector index?
One token that holds a basket of the leading tokens in a sector, like memes or AI. Its value moves with the combined performance of everything inside it, so you get exposure to the whole narrative instead of a single token.
Is it like an ETF?
The idea is the same: one product that tracks a group of assets. The difference is that it is fully on-chain. The holdings sit in a smart contract anyone can inspect, and you can redeem the index for the underlying tokens at any time.
How do I buy an index?
Connect a wallet on Robinhood Chain, choose an index and pay with $RHX. The app compares minting at basket value with buying from the index's pool and uses the better price. Everything happens in one transaction.
Why do I need $RHX?
Every index is paired with and settled in $RHX. It is the platform's base liquidity, and the platform's fees are used to buy it back, burn half and reward stakers with the other half.
Can my index token lose value?
Yes. If the sector falls, the index falls with it. Indices reduce the risk of one token failing, but they do not remove market risk. Meme and AI indices in particular can be very volatile.
Who decides what goes into each index?
Published methodology rules: eligibility, market-cap weighting with caps, and monthly rebalancing. An index manager executes rebalances within limits enforced by the contracts, and governance approves which tokens are eligible.
Can the team take the funds?
No contract function lets anyone withdraw the basket. The manager can only swap between approved tokens through approved DEXes, bounded by an oracle and weight caps, and holders can always redeem. Admin rights sit with a multisig.
What are the fees?
0.1% to mint, 0.1% to redeem and 1% a year for management, plus the normal 0.3% pool fee if you trade through the pool. Platform fees are capped in the contracts and flow into $RHX buybacks.
Is it live?
The website and the app are live: index values update from real market prices, and you can paper-trade and connect a wallet. Real trading starts after the $RHX launch, an external audit and the mainnet deployment of the contracts, whose addresses will be published on this site.