The token tracks the price.
That is the whole product. Proxy moves when the reference Stock Token moves. No claim on the underlying company, no certificate, no share register entry. Exposure only, stated plainly.
Robinhood’s Stock Tokens are tokenized price exposure, not equity. Proxy is the coin that says so, out loud.
The arrow through the slab. Proxy’s own mark, filed once and reused everywhere below.
No fourth clause hiding underneath. Prose on the left, the literal on-chain behavior on the right.
That is the whole product. Proxy moves when the reference Stock Token moves. No claim on the underlying company, no certificate, no share register entry. Exposure only, stated plainly.
Settlement runs continuously on an Arbitrum-stack Layer 2, no opening bell and no closing bell. The market you’re exposed to keeps market hours. The token you hold does not.
No broker sits between you and the token. No custodian holds it on your behalf. Self-custody means the wallet is yours, the responsibility is yours, and so is the upside.
$ proxy.track(reference_price) → mirrored proxy_price: 1:1, continuous custody: self, always vote_weight: none attached $ proxy.vote() reverts, no governance token, never was $ proxy.settle() 24 / 7, no bell
Move the slider. Both lines mirror it, 1:1, at the same time. That’s the whole product.
The reference is flat, so $PROXY is flat. Same number, same time. That is the whole product.
Illustrative. A slider, not a live price feed. No market data is fetched.
Three ways to think about position size. Not three products, not three prices.
Watcher
A small stake. Enough exposure to feel the move without betting the week on it.
Holder Most common
Sized to the swing, not the story. The default way most people carry $PROXY.
Mover
Sized to the thesis. No dividend and no cushion, full conviction on the move.
However you size it, it’s the same $PROXY contract. No tiers, no special access, no different token for bigger checks.
Seven mechanics, side by side. Same page as the terms below, said once here in a table.
| Mechanic | A share | The move ($PROXY) |
|---|---|---|
| Ownership | Equity in the company | Price exposure only |
| Voting rights | ||
| Dividends | Sometimes, if declared | never promised |
| Trading hours | Bell to bell | 24 / 7 |
| Custody | Held by a broker | Self-custody wallet |
| Settlement | T+1 clearing | Continuous, on‑chain |
| Sells at 3am |
Every clause above, filed in one column, posted one at a time as you scroll. Nothing added twice, nothing left off.
Every rule Proxy runs on, in one certificate. Nothing here changes after launch.
A token tracks the price. That is the whole product. Nothing else is implied.
The whole mechanismProxy is exposure, not custody. Each Stock Token underlying the reference is a tokenized price-exposure instrument, issued as a debt obligation of the counterparty, not a share, not a certificate of ownership. Settlement runs continuously, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, on Robinhood’s Arbitrum-stack Layer 2, an Orbit-class rollup, fully EVM-equivalent, gas paid in ETH.
Not a shareNo custody of the underlying equity ever changes hands. No shareholder rights attach: no vote, no proxy access in the corporate sense, no dividend claim. Proxy inherits that framing on purpose. The tracking relationship is stated with the same precision a prospectus would use, and not one clause more.
No vote. No dividend.If the price moves, the token moves. If it doesn’t, neither do you. That’s the whole mechanism. Nothing hidden, nothing dressed up.
Read it againNo. $PROXY tracks the price of a Robinhood Stock Token. You hold a price-tracking token, not a share, not a certificate, not equity in the underlying company.
A tokenized price-exposure instrument, issued as a debt obligation by the counterparty. It follows a number. It is not a claim on the company itself.
Yes. Settlement runs 24/7 on an Arbitrum-stack Layer 2. The market you’re exposed to keeps market hours. The token doesn’t.
You do. Self-custody wallet, always. No broker and no custodian sits between you and the token.
No. $PROXY is an independent token that tracks a Robinhood Stock Token’s price. Not issued by Robinhood, not endorsed by Robinhood.
Any EVM-compatible wallet works. This is the self-custody part of the deal, kept from clause one.
Gas on the Arbitrum-stack Layer 2 is paid in ETH. Bridge or hold enough to cover the swap.
Proxy launches on pons_v2, the native launchpad named in the terms above.
No broker, no custodian. The wallet that bought it is the wallet that holds it.
Proxy settles on Robinhood Chain, an Arbitrum Orbit L3. These are live reads from its public RPC, not a screenshot of one.
Own the move. Not the story around it.
Every clause above says the same thing twice: this is exposure, plainly labeled. Read it again if you want. It won’t say anything different.