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Inventory is not a buyback.

Drip is a buyback engine on Robinhood Chain. The loop is short on purpose. This page is the whole mechanism, the network the vault reads, and the voice the token posts in.

The loop

Tokenised-equity pools enroll a hook. The protocol takes 50 basis points on every swap those pools print. Creator or LP fees, if any, are separate and are not Drip's.

80% of the protocol take is sent to the vault in kind. Depending on the pool, that is WETH, USDG, or the stock token itself. That balance is inventory. Moving assets into the vault does not buy $DRIP.

A buyback has executed only when a later transaction swaps vault assets for $DRIP. A burn has executed only when that $DRIP is sent to the dead address. Until then, the wallet is a stack of other tokens.

This split is what keeps the tape honest: fee collection, buyback, and burn are three prints. A vault balance must not be reported as purchased or burned $DRIP.

Network

Robinhood Chain is an Arbitrum Orbit L2. ETH is gas. Add the network before you sign anything that claims to be Drip.

Chain
Robinhood Chain
Chain ID
4663
Currency
ETH
RPC
rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com
Explorer
robinhoodchain.blockscout.com
DRIP CA
0x8f21A9c3d4E7b6015F90cA2e18D3b4c7A6e5F012

Voice

The account the coin posts from.

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Bio

Buybacks on Robinhood Chain. 50 bps on enrolled pools. 80% of the take buys $DRIP. $DRIP is burned.

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    $DRIP is a buyback engine on Robinhood Chain. The revenue line is 50 basis points on every swap an enrolled pool prints. 80% of that take is inventory. Inventory buys $DRIP. Bought $DRIP is burned.

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    Enrolling a pool is a hook. Tokenised equities only — the same 194-name allowlist the chain already publishes. More volume through enrolled pools is more inventory. More inventory is more buy pressure. That is the whole loop.

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    Inventory is not a buyback. WETH, USDG or a stock token sitting in the vault is a balance. A buyback is a swap of that balance for $DRIP. A burn is a transfer to the dead address. All three are separate transactions, and all three print on the tape.

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    Exposure is to three observables: enrolled volume, vault inventory, and executed burns. Every input is readable on chain. Nothing is projected.

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    CA: 0x8f21A9c3d4E7b6015F90cA2e18D3b4c7A6e5F012 drip-rh.xyz