Depositor
Lock an NFT, name your price.
Your backing sets how often the position is drawn and funds the bid you commit to be bought out at. You earn a share of every acquisition fee while it sits there, and you can withdraw at any time.
Lock it away. Someone draws it out.
A randomized NFT acquisition pool on Robinhood Chain. Depositors set their own price and earn while they wait. Purchasers pay one price and take their chances on what comes out.
Two roles, one pool
Purchaser
Pay the pool price, take your chances.
One price for the whole pool, and you do not choose what you get. Keep the NFT, relist it, or accept the depositor's standing bid — the choice is yours for 24 hours.
The number that matters
≈ 7.8%
That is the house edge per acquisition, and it holds regardless of pool composition. Accepting the standing bid every time loses money on average.
The only way to beat it is to keep NFTs whose market value exceeds 95% of their backing. That judgement is the entire skill component — we would rather you know it now than discover it later.
How the edge is derived →