Roth

Retirement on the horizon.

Roth trades as $ROTH on Robinhood Chain. A 5% trading tax funds a treasury that buys four tokenized market assets and pays them out to holders every hour. After-tax in, tax-free out, still a chart.

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A treasury built to keep working.

Roth directs $ROTH trading fees toward a public basket of tokenized market assets. The treasury runs onchain, the weights are published, and every distribution is verifiable by anyone who wants to check.

View your $ROTH statement

  1. Trade the token

    Buys and sells carry a 5% tax.

  2. Grow the treasury

    Fees buy the four-asset basket.

  3. Track your statement

    Look up any wallet, no signature needed.

Portfolio

What Roth holds

A four-name allocation anchored by the S&P 500, with Nasdaq growth and two category leaders alongside it.

SSPY

SPDR S&P 500 ETF

50%
QQQQ

Invesco QQQ Trust

20%
NNVDA

NVIDIA

15%
AAAPL

Apple

15%
Configured treasury allocation Verify live portfolio

How it works

From volume to ownership

A 5% tax on $ROTH trades funds the basket. 95% of what the treasury distributes goes to eligible holders, hourly.

Step 01

Trading generates fees

A 5% tax is collected across $ROTH transactions — 3% to the basket, 1% to liquidity, 1% to operations.

Step 02

The treasury buys the basket

Fees purchase SPY, QQQ, NVDA and AAPL on Robinhood Chain at the published weights.

Step 03

Holders receive distributions

95% of treasury distributions go to holders with at least 100,000 $ROTH.

Contract

Verify, don’t trust.

Token

0xdB1aBaAbCB449482F22F7A97357635D57dDe0310

Treasury vault

0xc716883E041a98defcDD2CF0dF301Dab5EdB530A

Check these against the addresses shown on Nest before you trade. Both can be inspected independently on the public block explorer.

Token and holders Treasury vault Trade on Nest

The market never sleeps. Your portfolio shouldn’t either.

Distributions settle every hour, whether or not anyone is watching the chart.

Infrastructure

One token, three layers.

Roth is the token. Nest is where it trades, on a Pons V2 curve paired to ETH. Robinhood Chain settles the treasury and the stock-token basket.

Nest

Bonding curve and trading

Market layer
Treasury vault

Basket purchases and distributions

Logic layer
Robinhood Chain

Onchain settlement and verification

Settlement layer
Roth — retirement on the horizon. Treasury allocation: SPY 50%, QQQ 20%, NVDA 15%, AAPL 15%.
Roth

Retirement on the horizon

$ROTH · Robinhood Chain

From $ROTH trading to onchain distributions.

Roth separates the token from the treasury. Trading pays a 5% tax, that tax buys the published basket, and eligible holders receive 95% of distributions on an hourly cycle.

Launch and trading

The token

$ROTH is the unit of account. Buys and sells are subject to the configured 5% transaction tax.

Treasury

The basket

Fees purchase SPY, QQQ, NVDA and AAPL in a 50 / 20 / 15 / 15 split on Robinhood Chain.

Settlement

Robinhood Chain

Token and treasury activity can be inspected independently through the public block explorer once the contract is live.

The cycle

A transparent three-step loop

  1. Trading generates fees.

    A 5% tax applies to $ROTH token transactions, split 3% basket, 1% liquidity, 1% operations.

  2. The treasury acquires assets.

    Fees support purchases across the four-asset basket at published weights.

  3. Holders receive distributions.

    95% of treasury distributions go to eligible holders hourly. Minimum bag: 100,000 $ROTH.

Four assets. One public allocation.

The Roth treasury is configured around broad-market exposure, Nasdaq growth, and two category-leading companies.

Assets4
To holders95%
CycleHourly
SSPY

SPDR S&P 500 ETF

50%
QQQQ

Invesco QQQ Trust

20%
NNVDA

NVIDIA

15%
AAAPL

Apple

15%

Your onchain portfolio, one clear statement.

Enter any Robinhood Chain wallet address to view a public $ROTH statement. No wallet connection or signature required.

Open a statement

Read-only lookup of a public address.

Never enter a seed phrase or private key. This lookup shows preview data, not live balances.

Understand $ROTH before you interact.

Plain-language answers about the token, the treasury basket, and the distinction between Roth and a traditional retirement account.

01

What is Roth ($ROTH)?

Roth is a crypto token on Robinhood Chain. It uses the ticker $ROTH and connects trading activity to an onchain treasury that buys tokenized stocks.

02

Is $ROTH a traditional Roth IRA?

No. Roth ($ROTH) is not a Roth IRA, employer-sponsored retirement account, brokerage account, security, or financial advice.

03

What does the treasury hold?

Four assets at fixed weights: SPY 50%, QQQ 20%, NVDA 15%, AAPL 15%.

04

How are fees configured?

A 5% tax applies to $ROTH transactions, split 3% to the basket, 1% to liquidity, 1% to operations. 95% of treasury distributions go to eligible holders hourly, with a minimum bag of 100,000 $ROTH.

05

What is the contract address?

0xdB1aBaAbCB449482F22F7A97357635D57dDe0310 on Robinhood Chain. Verify it against this page and the block explorer before trading — never trust an address pasted in a chat or a reply.

06

Are distributions guaranteed?

No. Crypto assets involve substantial risk. Outcomes depend on trading volume, eligibility, and wallet support.