Forge your own
portfolio.
Pick real tokenized stocks, set the weights, and pour them into one token anyone can buy with a single signature. Every token is backed one‑for‑one by the stocks in its vault and redeems for them at any time.
- Preview vaults
- 6
- Preview value
- $1.1M
- Stock tokens
- 190+
- NVDA
- AAPL
- MSFT
- GOOGL
- AMZN
- META
- TSLA
- AVGO
- AMD
- TSM
- ASML
- MU
- INTC
- ORCL
- CRM
- ADBE
- PLTR
- NFLX
- DIS
- COIN
- HOOD
- JPM
- V
- MA
- BRK.B
- GS
- MSTR
- COST
- WMT
- MCD
- KO
- PEP
Portfolios people forged.
Magnificent Seven
- Value
- $412.4K
- Price
- $107.39
- Holders
- 212
Silicon
- Value
- $268.9K
- Price
- $127.16
- Holders
- 148
Steady Hands
- Value
- $189.5K
- Price
- $101.88
- Holders
- 97
From a list of tickers to a token, in one signature.
- 01
Pick
Choose 2 to 20 tokenized stocks and funds. Every one is a real Robinhood Stock Token on Robinhood Chain — a claim on the underlying share, not a synthetic.
- 02
Weight
Set the split. Equal weight in one click, or dial each position to the basis point. The ring redraws as you go so you can see the shape of what you are building.
- 03
Forge
Name it, set your entry fee, seed it with USDG and sign once. The factory buys the stocks, locks them in a vault and mints your portfolio token to you.
- 04
Share
Anyone can buy your token with one signature. Every mint pays you the entry fee, and the vault holds their stocks for as long as they hold your token.
A token that is the stocks, not a promise of them.
Most baskets are a price feed with a ticker on it. An Alloy is a vault full of the real tokenized shares, and the token is the receipt. What backs it can be read on chain at any moment.
Backed one for one
A portfolio token is a claim on the stocks in its vault. Hold 1% of the tokens and you own 1% of every position in it. There is no basket without the stocks behind it.
Redeem any time
Burn your tokens and the vault hands you the constituent stock tokens directly, pro rata, in the same transaction. Redemption is never paused and never queued.
Non-custodial
You sign every trade. Alloy never holds your funds or your keys, and the contracts have no admin key that can move what is in a vault.
One signature, any chain
Buy with USDG on Robinhood Chain today. Cross-chain routing brings funds in from other chains through a single intent, so a buyer signs once wherever they are.
Your allocation, your fee.
Set an entry fee between 0 and 3.00% on every mint, and an optional management fee up to 2.00% a year on what the vault holds. Alloy keeps 10.00% of what you earn. The rest accrues to your address and is yours to claim whenever you like.
- Fees settle in USDG, not in your own token.
- Change nothing after launch: the weights, the fee and the name are fixed at forge time, so holders know exactly what they bought.
- No minimum audience. A vault with one holder works the same as a vault with a thousand.
- From entry fees
- $2,250
- From management
- $1,125
- You keep
- $3,375
After the 10.00% protocol share. Assumes the vault holds the inflow all year. Your inputs, not a forecast.
Before you sign.
- What am I actually buying?
- A token that is a claim on a vault of real tokenized stocks. The vault holds Robinhood Stock Tokens in the weights the creator set, and your share of the token supply is your share of every position in it. Nothing is synthetic and nothing tracks a price from somewhere else.
- Is this a fund, or a security?
- It is a vault contract and a receipt token, forged by whoever created it. Alloy is not a fund manager, does not take custody, and does not rebalance anything on your behalf. Whether the stock tokens themselves are available to you depends on where you live and on their issuer's terms.
- Can I get the stocks back?
- Yes, whenever you want. Burn your portfolio tokens and the vault sends you its constituent stock tokens pro rata in the same transaction. Redemption is always open: there is no lockup, no queue and no fee on the way out.
- What does it cost to buy in?
- The creator's entry fee, which is between 0 and 3.00% and shown before you sign, plus gas. Some vaults also carry a management fee of up to 2.00% a year, streamed from the vault's holdings. Both are fixed at forge time and cannot be raised later.
- Does the vault rebalance?
- Not on its own. Every mint buys the stocks in the target weights and every redemption sells them pro rata, which pulls the vault back toward its targets over time. Between those, positions drift with their prices, exactly like a basket you held yourself.
- What can the creator change after launch?
- Nothing. Weights, fees, name and ticker are immutable once forged. A creator who wants a different allocation forges a new vault. That is the point: what you bought is what you hold.
- Where are the stocks held?
- In the vault contract on Robinhood Chain, at an address you can read at any time. Alloy has no key to it. Neither does the creator.
- Which wallet, which chain?
- Any injected wallet on Robinhood Chain, paid in USDG. The site prompts you to switch networks if you are somewhere else. Cross-chain buys route through a single intent so you sign once, wherever your funds are.
- How do creators get paid?
- Entry fees are taken in USDG at mint and management fees accrue against the vault's holdings. Alloy keeps 10.00% of both; the rest sits in the vault for the creator to claim whenever they like.
- Is any of this live yet?
- The contracts are not deployed. Everything on this site runs on worked examples labelled Preview, every write button is disabled and says so, and the figures are illustrations rather than readings. It all switches to the chain the moment the factory address is set.
Your allocation deserves a ticker.
Two minutes from an idea to a token anyone can hold.