CertificateClaim the seat.
Every coin under that stock pays you.
Each stock on Robinhood Chain opens with ten free seats. Hold the stock's first coin, claim a seat, and every coin anyone launches under that stock pays its trading fee to you, in that stock. Not to the creator. To the seats. Once claimed, a seat is gone for good, and yours to sell.
How a seat pays
SPY seat, the way it will actually go.
Paired with SPY. The ten SPY seats open free to the first ten wallets that hold enough $CERT. Then they are gone.
$CERT is the first. Anyone can launch the next one on Pons. Every coin under SPY is wired to the ten seats.
2% of every trade on every coin under SPY, in SPY, split between the seats. Straight to your wallet. Nothing to claim.
Seats resell like any card. When the shelf is worth it, seat holders can vote to open ten more, priced in the stock. Never without a majority.
The seats
Ten free per stock, claimed by holding the stock's first coin. None claimed yet: it opens with the $CERT launch. Prices are live.
Why seats, not coins
Same fee. Different owner. Four things change.
The first ten open free to real holders of the stock's first coin. Once claimed they are gone, and the only way in is to buy one from a holder.
You are not betting on one coin. You own the stock's whole shelf. Ten coins launch under SPY this month, your seat gets paid by all ten.
Seat holders can vote to open ten more, priced in the stock, with the money going to existing seats and the shelf. It takes a majority. Nobody else can print a seat.
Coins trade on Pons, where the volume already is. The trading fee goes from Pons to the seats' vault to your wallet. No treasury, no claim button, no team key.