Robinhood Chain · every coin backed by tokenized stock

A Clickihood
company filing

Floor.top

A memecoin launchpad where every coin buys tokenized stock into a vault its holders can redeem.

Robinhood Chain September 2026 floor.top

Backing

TSLA · NVDA · AAPL · GME · any equity on the desk's pairing list

NUTS

INTRO

Memecoins are the purest expression of on-chain attention, and the least durable. Every launchpad today converts community energy into fees and leaves holders with coins whose floor is zero by construction.

Floor.top changes the construction. Every fill on a Floor.top coin routes most of its fee into a vault that buys a tokenized public equity the founder picked at launch. Once the coin graduates, any holder can burn coins for 95% of their pro-rata share of that stock, an arbitrage that turns the vault into a floor that can only ratchet upward in backing per coin.

Distribution is solved the same way the backing is. Clickihood, our idle game, supplies every launch with a base of engaged holders through a community allocation reserved for employee-NFT holders and leaderboard grinders. The game feeds the Floor; the Floor feeds the game.

1–10% Supply to the Clickihood community

0.45–0.9% Of every fill into the vault

95% Pro-rata on redemption burn

01 The
problem Three structural failures

$0 Terminal value When attention rotates, nothing remains. Every holder knows it, so every position is musical chairs, which caps how much capital ever commits.

100 Cold-start holders Launches live or die on the first hundred. Founders rent distribution from bots, KOLs and snipers; organic communities arrive already diluted.

0% Fees that compound Platforms collect and return nothing to the asset. The fee flow is pure exit: none of it compounds into anything a holder owns.

Each failure is an opening Give the coin a real floor, give the launch a real community on day one, and route the fee flow into the asset instead of out of it.

02 Two products,
one loop The system at a glance

Idle game

Clickihood A server-authoritative idle creature-collector. Mint employee NFTs, staff a pixel trading floor, grind NUTS, an off-chain, in-game currency that is deliberately not a token: no NUTS market, no NUTS price, no securities-shaped promise inside the game. NUTS decide leaderboard rank, and rank becomes an allocation weight the game server signs at graduation. The distribution engine

Launchpad

Floor.top Permissionless: anyone files a coin in one transaction, no Clickihood holdings required. It trades on a constant-product curve, reserves 1 to 10% of supply for the Clickihood community, and accrues stock backing from every fill forever. The launchpad

The flywheel

Players Hold employee NFTs, grind NUTS

Allocation Instant holder base at graduation

Fees 1% per fill splits to vault, desk, founder

Floor ratchets Stock piles up under the coin

Return leg Attention and capital pull new players into the game, who become employees, who become the next launch's holder base.

03 How floor.top
works File → curve → vault → graduate → burn

Launch A founder names the coin, picks the tokenized stock its vault will buy, sets a fee share and the community allocations, and files it in one transaction. Supply is 1B and fixed.

Backing stock · permanent A dog coin backed by NVDA is a different asset, and a different joke, than one backed by GME.

Trade on the curve Buys and sells clear against a constant-product curve. Every fill pays 1%: the desk keeps 0.1%, the founder keeps up to 0.45%, and the rest is the vault's.

No presale Price discovery from block one, beyond the disclosed allocations.

The vault buys stock Fee ETH pools in the vault. Anyone can sweep it into the backing stock once it clears the minimum: permissionless, no privileged keeper, and the contract refuses any fill more than 1% under the market quote.

No withdrawal path For anyone. Stock leaves only when a holder burns.

Graduate When the curve has raised 4.2069 ETH the coin graduates. Redemption and the community allocations unlock at that moment.

Never graduates The allocation burns after 90 days.

Burn to redeem Any holder can burn coins for 95% of their pro-rata share of the vault's stock. Each burn removes supply, so backing per coin for everyone left only rises.

The 5% stays Donated to every holder who didn't exit.

Launch protection For the first 2 minutes after a launch no wallet can hold more than 2% of supply. The founder's own opening buy runs inside the same limit.

04 Community
allocations Players are, canonically, employees

1–10% Of supply · set by the founder at launch Every launch reserves 1 to 10% of supply for the Clickihood community; the founder picks the size. It splits evenly down two channels.

Per employee NFT 50%

One equal claim per employee NFT, by whoever holds it during the window. Every employee holds a claim.

By leaderboard standing 50%

Split among the top 100 players in proportion to lifetime NUTS earned, frozen at graduation.

Partner NFT community Optional second allocation, also 1–10% of supply: a founder can bring an approved partner NFT community onto the same terms.

Claims open at graduation A 7-day claim window. Claimed coins are locked until the window closes: no selling, redeeming or transferring them. Coins that never graduate burn their allocation after 90 days, so nothing leaks out.

Why NUTS stay off-chain No NUTS market, no NUTS price, no securities-shaped promise inside the game. NUTS set leaderboard rank; the chain never sees them.

05 The stock
vault Denominated in shares, not dollars

0.45–0.9% Of every fill → vault Whatever the founder gives up out of their own 0.45% lands here too.

Per-coin Each launch backs itself. No shared pool, no cross-contamination.

Auditable The vault holds fee ETH awaiting sweep and the declared stock; the contract's ETH always equals curve ETH plus pending vault ETH plus unwithdrawn fees. On-chain, at any time, by anyone.

No exit No withdrawal path: not the founder, not the desk. Only holder redemption.

Only ever up The vault's dollar value moves with the stock. What ratchets is shares per circulating coin: fee inflow adds shares, every redemption burn shrinks the denominator.

06 The ratcheting
floor Burn coins, receive stock

The mechanism backing_per_coin = vault_shares / circulating_supply redeem(n) → burn n coins, receive n × backing_per_coin × 95%

Engine 1 · inflow Trading fees continuously add shares to the numerator. The vault only grows.

Engine 2 · the spread Every exit burns supply from the denominator and donates 5% back to everyone who stays.

Arbitrage If market price falls below 95% of backing, buying and burning is profitable. Arbitrageurs contract supply until price and floor meet.

Backing per coin Illustrative · founder cedes full fee, 0.9% to vault

$0.000081

$0.000232

$0.000424

Month 1 $9.0M cumulative volume
1.00B circulating

Month 3 $24M cumulative volume
0.93B circulating

Month 6 $40M cumulative volume
0.85B circulating

A dead memecoin bleeds to zero. A Floor.top coin that dies bleeds to its vault: holders exit through redemption with tokenized stock. Failure mode included, this is a categorically better asset.

07 Fee
schedule Set at launch, only ever lowered

1% Per fill · curve and post-graduation

0.45–0.9% Vault · floor Buys the founder-selected equity. Holder-redeemable.

0–0.45% Founder · movable Chosen at launch, can only be lowered; whatever they give up goes to the vault.

0.1% Desk Fixed.

Launch fee 0.000069 ETH Filing a coin costs 0.000069 ETH plus gas. The vault's share is the business model.

08 Why Robinhood
Chain One venue qualifies

Equities are native The venue where Robinhood's own stock tokens are native infrastructure, not a synthetic wrapper.

Sub-second blocks, EVM Curve trading feels like a game. Clickihood is built on it, wallet sign-in and chain indexing included.

Narrative coherence A trading-floor game, a listings desk, and stock-backed coins on the stock-trading chain. The brand writes itself.

09 Parameter
sheet Launch parameters

Parameter Value Note

Supply 1B fixed Identical for every coin; no mint path

Fee per fill 1% Same on curve and after graduation

Fee split 0.1 / 0–0.45 / rest Desk / founder / vault; founder share only ever lowered

Launch fee 0.000069 ETH Spam control alongside the hold cap

Graduation 4.2069 ETH Raised on the curve by buyers

Community allocation 1–10% Mandatory, founder picks the size; optional partner allocation on the same range

Allocation split 50 / 50 Per employee NFT / by lifetime NUTS among the top 100

Claim window 7 days Opens at graduation; claimed coins locked until it closes; burns after 90 days if never graduated

Redemption rate 95% Remainder donated to remaining holders

Minimum redemption 1,000 coins Smaller burns are refused

Sweep slippage 1% Fills more than 1% under the market quote are refused; keepers may only raise the floor

Employee NFTs 9,999 One claim per NFT during the window; unclaimed shares burn

Leaderboard Top 100 Weighted by lifetime NUTS earned, frozen at graduation

Launch hold cap 2% / 2 min Applies to the founder's opening buy too

10 Roadmap Three phases to open floor

I · Now Prep for launch Whitelist collection at clickihood.com; 9,999 employee NFTs prepared; partner communities approved; the floor previewed behind a wall.

II Clickihood launch Employee NFT mint, whitelist first then public. The trading floor opens: staff your desk, earn NUTS, climb the leaderboard.

III Floor.top launch Open launches on mainnet: file a coin, trade the curve, the vault buys stock. Graduation opens community claims and burn-to-redeem with tokenized equities. Vault analytics and a partner-community directory follow.

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