Built on Robinhood Chain

Every crisp
is a chip.

Twelve crisps a tube, every one a real tokenized semiconductor stock. You don't find out which until the seal breaks. Rip it, pour it, keep what falls out.

Eat the dip

Open a tube Read the rulebook

Crisps are canonical Robinhood Stock Tokens. They track the stock and confer no legal ownership of the company.

A green saddle-shaped crisp

The mechanic

Three steps. One of them is snacking.

No bonding curve, no waiting list, no points. You buy a tube, you open a tube, and what was inside is yours.

  1. 01

    Buy a tube

    Twelve crisps, sealed. The contents are committed on chain before you pay, so nobody — you included — knows what is in there.

  2. 02

    Pop the lid

    One transaction breaks the seal. You are opening the tube you bought, not one rolled after the fact.

  3. 03

    Pour it out

    Every crisp lands in your wallet as a real stock token. No claim step, no vesting, no waiting for a snapshot.

CHIPS TUBE · GENESIS #001

Truffle · NVDA

One crisp in twenty comes out of the fryer at whole-share weight. This is what it looks like when it does.

Flavour
Truffle
Ticker
NVDA
Weight
1.00
Pull rate
5%

What's in the tube

Every ticker in here fabs silicon.

Not a grab bag of mega-caps. The whole tube is the semiconductor trade, sorted by how badly people want it — and the fryer's stock of the good one is the ceiling on how many truffles exist.

Example distribution — illustrative, not a live contract parameter. NVDA is confirmed live as a Robinhood stock token; the rest are large US listings inside the 2,000-token catalogue and need checking one by one before launch.
FlavourRarity TickersStock per crisp Left in the fryer
SaltedCommonINTC · MU · QCOM0.04 shareunlimited
Sour CreamUncommonAMD · AVGO · ARM0.12 shareunlimited
PaprikaRareTSM · SMCI0.40 share1,200 left
TruffleLegendaryNVDA1 full share0 in the fryer

Proof of fryer

Nothing is minted. A tube only seals if the fryer can fill it.

Fryer holdingsRobinhood Chain · 4663
NVDA0.000emptyexplorer ↗
AMD18.42fundedexplorer ↗
TSM31.07fundedexplorer ↗
AVGO6.88fundedexplorer ↗
INTC412.5fundedexplorer ↗
MU204.1fundedexplorer ↗

NVDA is empty right now, so no truffle can be sealed. Tubes keep pouring the other four flavours until the fryer buys more.

  1. $CHIPS trades
  2. 3% to the fryer
  3. fryer buys stock
  4. tube sealed
  5. you pour it out
Twelve crisps stacked in a tube

The chipdex

Twelve tickers. Six to go.

Every crisp you pour out fills a slot. Complete a ticker's twelve and the set burns for the whole position — the rest just sit there being annoying.

NVDAAMDINTCTSMMUQCOMAVGOARMSMCITXNADINXPI

The rulebook

The whole thing, in six numbers.

12crisps in a tube
3%of every trade to the fryer
5%of crisps are truffle
12of a kind burns for the whole position
0crisps minted from nothing
4663chain id

The fryer is the only source of crisps and the only limit on them. Everything else — flavour odds, tube size, the burn — is fixed in the contract and public before you buy.

Settlement

Chips settles on Robinhood Chain.

A USDG-native Arbitrum Orbit rollup, chain id 4663, fully EVM equivalent — the same chain the stock tokens themselves are issued on.

USDGNative gas and unit
OrbitArbitrum L2 rollup
4663Chain id
EVMStandard opcodes, no custom precompiles
Network name
Robinhood Chain
Chain ID
4663
Currency symbol
USDG
Decimals
18
Type
Arbitrum Orbit L2, EVM equivalent
RPC
https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com
Explorer
https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com

Questions

The honest answers.

Why only semiconductor stocks?

Because the joke has to pay rent. A tube of crisps full of chip stocks is one idea, not two — and it gives the rarity tiers a reason to exist beyond a number. Intel is common because Intel is common. Nvidia is the truffle because of course it is.

Do I own the actual share?

No. The crisps are canonical Robinhood Stock Tokens. They track the stock; they confer no legal ownership of the company, no voting rights and no dividend entitlement.

What stops you sealing a tube you cannot fill?

The fryer. A tube can only be sealed against stock the fryer already holds, and the fryer's balance is a public address. When it runs dry, tubes stop until it refills.

Can a tube be empty?

No. Twelve crisps, every time. What varies is the flavour, and the flavour is what decides how much stock is on the crisp.

What happens if I complete a tube?

Twelve crisps of one ticker burn as a set and pay out the whole position in one go, instead of leaving you holding twelve fractions.