Frozen baskets
The immutable line — what a frozen Robinwood Stocks basket is, and the first-party trio.
A frozen basket is one immutable BasketToken contract holding fixed raw
quantities of its constituent tokens. One basket token (1e18 wei) always
corresponds to the same raw amount of each constituent (the units), fixed
forever at deploy time. It is the zero-oracle, zero-trading-authority end
of Robinwood Stocks's two product lines — if you want a recipe that rotates, that is
an agentic basket.
How a frozen basket is composed
- Units are computed once, off-chain, at deploy from live Chainlink prices, targeting equal USD weight per constituent and ≈$100 per basket token. (Pool-priced constituents use their own Uniswap pools as the price source instead.)
- After deploy, weights drift with prices, like an unrebalanced ETF. Drift is documented product behavior, not a bug — and choosing it means choosing zero trading authority over the vault, forever. See NAV, drift & pricing.
- The constituent set, units and the 2–20 constituent bound are immutable. If a basket's recipe were ever wrong, the fix is a new contract, never a mutation of the old one (redeem on the old one keeps working forever).
The first-party trio
MAG7: Magnificent 7
AAPL, MSFT, GOOGL, AMZN, META, NVDA, TSLA. The market's heavyweights in one token. The flagship.
HOOD6: The Hood Six
CASHCAT, ARROW, HOODRAT, VIBECAT, VEX, VIRTUAL. The top projects born on Robinhood Chain, priced by their own markets.
AI6: The AI Six
NVDA, AMD, MU, PLTR, GOOGL, SPCX. Chips, software & data, and the frontier.
All three were deployed 2026-07-12 with source verified on Blockscout. The
guardian and fee recipient of the trio is the protocol Safe
0xc7aBc67fBB12B69240A4C213c39547C8a345Ec02.
Curated frozen baskets
The trio is no longer alone: anyone with a curator license can publish a frozen basket through the public factory — same immutable contract, guarded by the restricted CuratorGuardian. Live examples include The Hood Six v2 (the refreshed chain-native lineup) and the Robinwood Stocks Virtuals Basket (nine equal-weight Virtuals agents); the always-current shelf is in the app and enumerable on-chain (addresses).
What backs a basket
Two kinds of constituents exist today:
| Kind | Examples | Issuer / origin | Price source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stock Tokens | AAPL, NVDA, SPCX… | Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Ltd, tokenized equities | Chainlink feeds (24/5, US market hours) |
| Chain-native tokens | CASHCAT, VIRTUAL… | Permissionless projects on Robinhood Chain | Their own Uniswap pools (24/7) |
Stock Tokens are debt instruments of their issuer and carry issuer risk the basket inherits; read Risks. Chain-native tokens carry ordinary crypto-asset volatility and liquidity risk instead.
Deposit caps
Every basket launches with a supply cap of 1,000 tokens (≈$100K) that rises along a public roadmap as the protocol earns trust: traction, then audit, then scale. Caps bound the maximum damage while the code is unaudited; they never affect redemption. Full criteria: Deposit-cap roadmap.