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πŸ‘‘Building an ecosystem hub for Robinhood Chain. 🟩Curated discovery. Developer growth. Shared incentives. 🏰https://nitter.gq/t.co/MzcFSthGlM

Robinhood
Joined February 2012
Volume is not revenue. Neither are user deposits or fundraising proceeds. Moving tokens between wallets doesn’t change what those funds represent. Under Playpot.fun’s proposed model, independent apps would contribute an agreed share of qualifying business revenue to a shared treasury. A contribution would count only once the funds reach the treasury and are verified as coming from eligible business activity. Protocol-held POT would also be excluded when calculating POT’s external asset backing. Holding more of our own token doesn’t add external assets to the reserve. The purpose is to let participating businesses help fund other builders while continuing to run their own products and communities. Treasury support would depend on available resources and approved budgets. Clear accounting makes it easier to track those contributions and how they’re used. It can’t create demand or make an unprofitable app profitable. Businesses still need customers, revenue and enough margin to keep operating. Without qualifying business revenue, there are no new revenue contributions. That’s why we care about whether the businesses can sustain those contributions, and whether the resources they provide help other useful businesses get started. πŸ‘‘
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The next builder needs more than a listing in an app directory. πŸ—οΈ At Playpot.fun, we’re implementing a model that lets independent businesses help fund what gets built next. Our proposed model builds a shared treasury from an agreed share of participating apps’ qualifying business revenue. Verified contributions may qualify apps and their users for token rewards, subject to published budgets and reward availability. User deposits and fundraising proceeds are not business revenue. And distributing tokens doesn’t prove that an economy works. As the model rolls out, earlier businesses can help create resources for later ones, while each team builds its own product. The test is whether those resources help useful businesses get started, grow and contribute in turn. πŸ‘‘
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A good app gets people through the door. A few good ones give them a reason to come back. The harder part is giving those apps a way to help each other grow. That’s the idea we started Playpot.fun with. πŸ‘‘
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Rollpot’s testnet phase is a wrap. 🎲 Thanks to everyone who joined us for a few rounds. Next up is mainnet. We’ll share the launch details as we get closer. Meanwhile, the Kingdom keeps growing, with more dApps in the works. We’re not putting the Kingdom on pause. Not this century. πŸ‘‘
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Launching a token on Robinhood Chain takes minutes. Keeping people around takes something else. A busy launch day is great. We’re more interested in whether you come back once the timeline has found its next obsession. Maybe it’s another round on Rollpot. Maybe Cardpot has something you’ve had your eye on. Either way, there should be a reason to open PlayPot without someone having to shill it to you. There’s a business to build here, too. Our plan is for participating apps to contribute an agreed share of revenue to shared reserves, helping fund more of what comes next. We’re not here to launch and leave. We want to make things you’ll actually miss if we stop shipping. πŸ°πŸ‘‘
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Replying to @RobinhoodCrypto
@RobinhoodCrypto Q3: Event contracts: $173M Equities: $121M Trick or treat? This crowd wants the odds. πŸŽƒ Yeah, we picked the right chain. πŸ‘‘
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"Robinhood Chain is dead." "Robinhood Chain is alive." Repeat weekly. Very on brand for Halloween. πŸŽƒ Meanwhile, builders kept shipping. We’ve got a Kingdom to build. πŸ‘‘
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Wall Street closes at 4pm... Robinhood Chain doesn't! Nearly 60% of stock token trading there happens after hours πŸ•“ When the market's closed, the PlayPot Kingdom is open for playπŸ‘‘
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This week on Robinhood Chain: Stock Tokens became collateral on @Morpho. Applications opened for the second builder mentorship cohort with @arbitrum. Good time to be building. At PlayPot, we’re working on an economy where app revenue helps build shared reserves. It starts with getting the products into people’s hands. Rollpot is live on testnet. Cardpot is next. πŸ‘‘
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$1.14B TVL in under four months. Stock tokens usable as collateral. Robinhood Chain @RobinhoodCrypto has the money layer. We’re building for the fun layer: apps that make you think β€œone more round.” That’s our kind of Kingdom. πŸ‘‘
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Rollpot testnet is now live. πŸ‘‘ The newest experience in the PlayPot ecosystem is open, and we're inviting early players to be among the first to roll. Every session you play earns tPLAY points, a record of your early participation as Rollpot grows. Testnet is just the beginning. tPLAY holders will be well positioned for future airdrops, rewards, and expanded utility as the ecosystem unfolds. Your first position in the PlayPot ecosystem starts here. πŸ‘‰πŸ» rollpot.playpot.fun/
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4️⃣ Available net earnings can support reserve growth, incentives and development through approved budgets. The intended loop is straightforward: Apps earn revenue β†’ contributions build reserves β†’ approved allocations support participation and further business activity. A flywheel still has to earn its arrows. We’ll need to show the revenue contributed, the assets held and the results of each allocation. That’s the foundation we’re working toward on Robinhood Chain. One contribution at a time. πŸ‘‘
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A Kingdom gets built one business at a time. 🏰 We’re building PlayPot on Robinhood Chain around a shared reserve model: participating apps contribute revenue, and clear treasury rules govern how those resources are used. Here’s how we’re designing it, from business income to reserve assets to capital at work. 🧡
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