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The sheriff’s vault

How small the treasure is,
on a chain built for treasure.

Robinhood Chain was built for real-world assets. This is how much of it actually is one — added up by us from every stock token’s supply and its Chainlink feed, not quoted from a dashboard. Nobody else publishes it.

The sheriff's vault, nearly emptyThe vault, opened

Tokenised RWA on chain

not computed
computed by the collector

Total value locked

DefiLlama
$472,136,866
a different measure from the one beside it: value locked in protocols, not market value of tokens. We show both and divide neither.
No figure is shown here yet.
This figure is built by the collector, which has not run yet. Nothing is shown in its place: an approximation here would be an invented number.

Historical archive

The archive starts the day the collector starts.

The archive starts the day the collector starts. Public APIs publish rolling windows, so history that falls out is gone for good — and none has been saved yet.

What is not on this page, and why

You will not find a single “RWA share” percentage here. The figure the press quotes divides two things that are not the same measure, and the category breakdown it comes from double-counts: on this chain, protocols listed under Risk Curators and Lending overlap, and the categories add up to far more than the chain’s own total. We could publish a tidy percentage. It would be wrong, and the first person to check would catch it.
Friar Tuck — keeper of the ledger
Ask me what a Stock Token actually is, how to read a Chainlink feed, or why the heist does not open on Saturday. I only answer from what is published on this site.
Not connected to any model in this build: I return one fixed line. When I am, I read only what is published here, I am not financial advice, and I can be wrong — always verify on chain.
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