the memecoin & stock prop firm
Run a 10 ETH demo stack on live Robinhood Chain memecoins and tokenized stocks — spot, or up to 10x long or short. Clear three challenges — +50%, +100%, +200% — without hitting the floor, and the firm sends $300 straight to your wallet.
01 — the gauntlet
Every phase restarts you at 10 ETH against a higher target. Same rules, same floor, no shortcuts.
Prove you can read the market without blowing up — first step toward the $300.
Double the stack — one challenge left between you and the $300.
The final wall. Clear it and you get paid $300, cash.
pass all three
sent straight to your wallet. A fixed cash prize — no profit split, no strings, no funded-account fine print.
02 — house rules
No all-in coin-flips. A single position can never exceed a third of your equity at entry — diversification is enforced, not suggested.
Equity under 5 ETH at any moment ends the run instantly. The floor is checked on every price tick.
One lucky entry doesn't make a trader. Ten fills minimum before a pass counts.
Every Robinhood Chain memecoin with a live pool — hood.fun, Pons, Clanker, whichever launchpad — with real liquidity and real daily volume. Painted caps and dust pools stay out.
Robinhood's tokenized stocks and ETFs — NVDA, TSLA, SPY, GME and the rest — trade on the same desk, spot or leveraged up to 10x, both directions. Same challenge, same floor: a leveraged bet can lose its margin, never more.
Launchpad pools take ~1% in the real market, so the sim does too. Zero-cost churn would reward spam, not skill.
Each challenge expires after 30 days. Waiting six months for one perfect pump is not a strategy.
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03 — take your seat
payments are simulated in this preview build
04 — questions
No. Trading happens on a simulated balance. The only real transaction is the $20 entry fee — a losing run costs that and nothing else. There is no liquidation and no way a trade can pull funds from you.
Yes. Every quote and candle comes from live Robinhood Chain DEX data for actual memecoins. Your fills are recorded in our book at the live market price, with a 1% fee like the real venue.
Yes. Robinhood Chain carries tokenized stocks and ETFs — NVDA, TSLA, SPY, QQQ, GME, GOOGL, AMD and more — and they trade on the same desk against the same live pools. Spot, or up to 10x leverage, long or short. Every stock fill counts toward the challenge exactly like a memecoin fill: same 33% cap on what you put down, same floor, same prize.
It closes at zero the moment the margin is gone — at 10x that is a 10% move. You lose what you put down and nothing more: there is no debt, no negative balance, and the rest of your stack keeps trading.
The 33% cap keeps the challenge from being a coin-flip contest. The firm funds traders who manage risk, not lottery winners.
Clear all three challenges and the firm sends you $300 in USDG — 15x your $20 entry — straight to the wallet you signed in with, automatically. A fixed cash prize, no strings, no profit share.
The desk closes it for you, at the live market price, the moment its market cap crosses under the $30K floor. The loss (or gain) is realized on the spot and the proceeds land back in your cash — a dying coin can cost you money, but it can never freeze your book or trap your run. If the coin climbs back above the floor later, it simply becomes buyable again.
Every Robinhood Chain memecoin trading on a real pool — whatever launchpad it came from — with at least $30K market cap, $15K of real liquidity and $10K of real 24h volume. A coin with a market cap but no liquidity or volume has a price nobody could actually trade at, so it is left out on purpose.
One thing: paying your entry at a 25% discount — $15 instead of $20. And every entry paid in HOODFUND is burned by the firm: those tokens leave circulation for good, so playing shrinks the supply instead of feeding sell pressure. No governance, no gated formats, no claim on anything. The token is not deployed yet; the whitepaper will carry the contract address once it is.