RWA-backed · Live

backed by real
tokenized equity

TSLA, NVDA, AAPL, AMD, and SPCX held on Robinhood Chain — a hard NAV floor with automatic buyback-burn. No bridge. Real backing.

$SPX4663 Price
+46,630,000.00%
a number that means literally nothing, on a chart that goes up anyway
[Price Chart / Mascot Visual]
NVDA (bkg) $XXX.XX ▲ +1.8%
AAPL (bkg) $XXX.XX ▼ -0.4%
AMD (bkg) $XXX.XX ▲ +2.1%
TSLA (bkg) $XXX.XX ▲ +3.6%
NAV FLOOR $0.000000000 (SATIRE, NOT AUDITED)
NVDA (bkg) $XXX.XX ▲ +1.8%
AAPL (bkg) $XXX.XX ▼ -0.4%
AMD (bkg) $XXX.XX ▲ +2.1%
TSLA (bkg) $XXX.XX ▲ +3.6%
NAV FLOOR $0.000000000 (SATIRE, NOT AUDITED)

The thesis, such as it is

SPX6900 FOR TRADFI, MINUS THE PART WHERE IT'S BACKED BY NOTHING

A memecoin with a number under it that isn't zero

SPX6900 made fun of index investing on Ethereum mainnet with a ticker and a chart. $SPX4663 takes the joke one step further and actually buys the stocks.

Held in a backing wallet on Chain 4663 — Robinhood Chain — are tokenized shares of NVDA, AAPL, AMD, and TSLA, purchased with a portion of trading fees. That basket is public, on-chain, and checkable.

On appreciation of the basket, the protocol buys back $SPX4663 supply from the open market and burns it — tightening supply as the floor rises. No bridge, no wrapped asset, no second chain to trust.

Ticker $SPX4663
Chain 4663 — Robinhood Chain
Launchpad theodyssey.fun
Backing Type RWA basket (equities)
Bridge Required No
Intrinsic Value No, by design

How the floor gets built

TAX IN → STOCK IN → FLOOR UP → SUPPLY DOWN

1

TRADE

Buy or sell on the bonding curve

2

FEE

2% curve tax collected

3

BASKET

60% buys NVDA/AAPL/AMD/TSLA

4

HELD

In public backing wallet

5

FLOOR

NAV rises with basket value

6

BURN

Buyback & burn on appreciation

Backing Ratio (Illustrative, Not Live Data)
71% OF TARGET

Amber line = last buyback trigger. This gauge is a mockup for design purposes and does not reflect real holdings, prices, or a live oracle.

Fees enforced on-chain

BondingCurveFactory (pre-bond) and RobinLock (post-bond) enforce fee splits on chain 4663. Factory owner can update defaults for future tokens; graduated positions keep their stamped split.

Pre-bond 2% curve fee

Active during bonding curve phase. 2% fee on all trades.

Backing Wallet
60%
Stakers
20%
Platform
20%

RWA-backed: 0% creator · 60% backing · 20% stakers · 20% platform

Post-bond 1% LP fee

After graduation to Uniswap V3 via RobinLock. Token side burned.

Token Side
100% BURNED → 0x...dEaD
ETH Side Split
Backing
50%
Stakers
10%
Platform
40%

Fee Splits by Token Type

Token Type Creator Backing Stakers Platform
Meme
Community tokens, no backing
40% 10% 50%
RWA-backed ← YOU ARE HERE
Tokenized equity (TSLA, NVDA, AAPL, AMD, SPCX)
60% 20% 20%
Perp-backed
Deterministic Hyperliquid sub-wallet backing
60% 20% 20%
Post-bond ETH side (All token types): Token side is 100% burned. Meme: 40% creator / 10% stakers / 50% platform. RWA & Perp: 50% backing / 10% stakers / 40% platform.

The basket

FOUR TICKERS, ONE WALLET, ZERO GUARANTEES

NVDA

NVIDIA

TOKENIZED EQUITY
▲ +1.8%
Allocation 30%
AAPL

Apple

TOKENIZED EQUITY
▼ -0.4%
Allocation 25%
AMD

AMD

TOKENIZED EQUITY
▲ +2.1%
Allocation 20%
TSLA

Tesla

TOKENIZED EQUITY
▲ +3.6%
Allocation 25%

How to buy

BRIDGE IN → SWAP → HOLD → (EVENTUALLY) BRIDGE OUT

1

Bridge to Chain 4663

Send funds from your chain of choice to Robinhood Chain (4663) using the official bridge. Confirm the destination chain ID reads 4663 before you send anything.

2

Get Gas + Wallet

Add Chain 4663 to your wallet, hold enough native gas for transactions, and keep your seed phrase exactly as un-shared as it was five minutes ago.

3

Swap on Uniswap

Open Uniswap on Chain 4663, paste the verified $SPX4663 contract address, set slippage to cover the tax, and swap. Never trust a contract address from a DM.

4

Hold (or Bridge Out)

Hold in your own wallet — not an exchange. If you ever want out, bridge back to your origin chain the same way you came in. No shortcuts either direction.

Launch App →

The prospectus nobody filed

READ THIS PART TOO

Offering Circular — Item 1: What This Actually Is

$SPX4663 is a digital token distributed via automated market maker. It is not a share, note, unit, index fund, ETF, or any other regulated investment product, regardless of how many stock tickers appear on this page.

The word "backing" describes an on-chain basket of tokenized equities purchased with trading fee revenue — it is not custody, insurance, or a guarantee of value, redemption, or liquidity.

  • Does the NAV floor mean I can't lose money?
    No. A floor derived from a fluctuating equity basket, funded by trading volume that may fall to zero, is not a guarantee. Markets go down. Volume dries up. None of this is insured.
  • Is this affiliated with Robinhood or S&P?
    No. "Robinhood Chain" refers to the network's chain ID (4663) as a technical detail, and "SPX" is used here as a pun on the S&P index, in the tradition of SPX6900. Neither Robinhood Markets, S&P Global, S&P Dow Jones Indices, nor SPX6900 sponsors, endorses, or is affiliated with $SPX4663.
  • Are the fees guaranteed to stay the same?
    The factory owner can update pre-bond splits for all tokens of a type, and post-bond LP routing for future graduations only. Already-locked positions keep the split stamped at graduation.
  • Should I buy this?
    That's between you and your own judgment. This page is satire wrapped around a real mechanism. Read the contract, check the backing wallet yourself, and size any position like you'd size a bet — because that's what it is.