Stock, sent to holders
Each cycle that pushes shares to holders lands here. A cycle stays open until each eligible holder is paid. Figures will come from CycleOpened and Delivered events on Robinhood Chain.
A cycle opens once a graduated basket flushes its buffer into stock. The Tickra factory deploys soon.
Draft a basket meanwhileWhat would you receive?
Entitlement = balance × seconds held in the window. Everyone else is assumed to hold the full window.
- NVDA30%+… · $0.3762
- TSM20%+… · $0.2508
- ASML15%+… · $0.1881
- AMD15%+… · $0.1881
- MU10%+… · $0.1254
- INTC10%+… · $0.1254
Selling stops accrual, and you keep the seconds you already earned. A buy in the snapshot block earns nothing.
Once 2 hours pass and at least $30 of stock waits in the queue, anyone can open a cycle. Each holder's balance-seconds freeze at that block.
The vault pays holders in batches. Your share equals your frozen seconds over the total. A paid holder drops out of the batch list, so a repeat call pays nothing twice.
The cycle closes once each eligible holder is paid. After a 12-hour grace anyone can close it, and unpaid entitlement rolls into the next cycle.
The vault keeps buying between cycles. The next snapshot opens when the interval and the queue floor are both met.
- Snapshot snipers. A buy in the snapshot block holds zero seconds.
- Wallet splitters. The same tokens earn the same seconds in one wallet or ten, and fragments under 0.005% earn none.
- Flash loans. A balance held for one block earns one block of entitlement.
- Double callers. Paying a holder consumes their seconds. A second call pays zero.
The curve, the vault, the token contract and the Uniswap v4 pool never accrue. Their balances back liquidity and inventory, and stock sent to them would sit in a contract with no way to use it.