NetNet (NET) — Reserve-Backed Token on Robinhood Chain

Stake NET and receive a distribution every 8 hours. The rate follows the market premium by formula and is capped so that every NET stays backed by no less than 1 USDG.

Open Shareholder Services →Mechanics →

Subscribe with USDG and receive NET at a discount to the open market on a two day vest, with no slippage and none of the trading fee an ordinary purchase pays. The same transaction routes your capital through Rialto into tokenized equities.

Subscribe at the Bond Desk →Mechanics →

A nightly prize draw. You add money, it is held as NET and staked, and the rewards that stake earns become the night's pot for one player to take. Your NET quantity stays yours whether you win or not, and its dollar value moves with the market. A sweepstakes for players 18 and over.

Play at win.netnet.capital →Mechanics →

Boxed software, sold the way a computer store sold it in 1996. Each Edition names a tokenized equity at a fixed price in USDG and holds a random quantity of NET, with the odds published on chain and printed on the back of the box. Every box pays at least its stated floor, and when one opens the buyer has 60 seconds to keep the NET or uninstall for a discounted share of the win in stock.

Shop at superstore.netnet.capital →Mechanics →

A corporate ladder role playing game, played for real money. Every purchase on the climb buys NET or a tokenized equity into your own escrowed book, and there are exactly three ways out: resign and keep 80 percent, lose the career and your book joins the jackpot pool, or take the Chairman's seat and roll for the jackpot. For players 18 and over.

Clock in at climb.netnet.capital →Mechanics →

A provably fair coin flip, played for real money. You pick a side and the flip is settled on chain, and a winner is paid in COIN, the tokenized Coinbase stock, bought live at the moment the coin lands. The coin is fair and the 5 percent fee is the only edge the house keeps. For players 18 and over.

Flip at play.netnet.capital →Mechanics →

A reverse Plinko drop, played for real money. You fire a shot up through a field of rocks and it ricochets onto one of nine aliens, each printed with its payout multiplier, paid in SPCX, the tokenized SpaceX stock. The odds are printed on the machine: the board returns about 90 cents on the dollar on average and a 5 percent fee sits on top. For players 18 and over.

Fire at play.netnet.capital →Mechanics →

A crash game, played for real money. You set the jump line before takeoff, the flight's true ceiling is sealed in a public randomness beacon, and reaching your line pays your stake times the line in MSFT, the tokenized Microsoft stock. The odds are printed on the machine: every line returns 90 cents on the dollar on average and a 5 percent fee sits on top. For players 18 and over.

Fly at play.netnet.capital →Mechanics →

Six deck blackjack, played for real money, where the chips are TURBO cards. Each chip is a 5 times leveraged knock-out call on NVDA, the tokenized NVIDIA stock, worth about one dollar at the door and held in your own wallet, so a winning hand pays more NVIDIA exposure. The dealer stands on every seventeen and a blackjack pays three to two. The numbers are printed on the machine: the rules carry a house edge of 0.426 percent against basic strategy, the table takes a 1 percent rake at the door and nothing per hand, and if NVDA touches the chip's financing level every chip in the game is worth zero at once. For players 18 and over.

Sit down at play.netnet.capital →Mechanics →

A sixty-second grab game for two to four people, played for real money. Each player puts up 100 USDG and picks one of six tokenized stocks. Baskets worth five dollars fall onto the floor, you pick them up, and you rob the other players by grabbing them from behind. The bell pays every bag in USDG and your own wallet buys the stock you picked. The house keeps 25 dollars of every seat, five of which feed a progressive jackpot rolled at one in five thousand on a public randomness beacon. For players 18 and over.

Grab at play.netnet.capital →Mechanics →

The Long-Dated Desk. A card is a leveraged position on a tokenized equity, NVDA and AAPL at launch, sold at 5 USDG for 25 times exposure. Every card names a crash price. The card is worth the distance between the market price and that crash price, and it is worth nothing from the moment the market touches it. Cards close at any hour at a formula printed on the desk, they are ERC-1155 tokens held in your own wallet, and every open card is reserved in full on chain. The desk settles on price alone and carries no randomness. It charges 5 percent of the premium to open and 5 percent of the profit on a winning close. For traders 18 and over.

Trade at turbo.netnet.capital →Mechanics →

The fund's credit facility. Wrap staked NET and borrow USDG against it in a Morpho Blue market, or let the Turbo router build the position for you in a single transaction.

Open the facility →Mechanics →

The fund's lending desk. Supply USDG to the NetNet Credit vault and earn what borrowers pay, or post NVDA, SPCX, AAPL, GOOGL, MSFT, COIN Stock Tokens or wsNET and borrow USDG against them in isolated Morpho Blue markets priced by oracles that fail closed. The fund's own RWA Sleeve is the principal borrower.

Open the Credit tab →Mechanics →

Perpetual futures margined in NET, running as a test program. The desk settles in NET and is not part of the reserve protocol.

Open the trading terminal →Mechanics →

What is NetNet (NET)?

NetNet (NET) is a reserve-backed token on Robinhood Chain. The protocol publishes live market price, NAV, treasury reserves, supply, staking participation and distribution data.

What backs the NET token?

NET is backed by USDG held in the protocol treasury. The site tracks NAV, reserves and the backing available per NET, with a stated floor of at least 1 USDG per NET.

How does NetNet staking work?

NET can be staked through Shareholder Services. Staked positions participate in formula-based distributions every 8 hours, and the active rate is constrained by protocol reserves.

What is the NET/USDG market?

NET/USDG is the market pair used to display the live NET price against USDG. The site also compares market price with NAV to show the current premium to backing.

Which network is NET on?

NET operates on Robinhood Chain. The fund facts on this site identify Robinhood Chain mainnet as chain ID 4663.

Where can I buy or stake NET?

Use the NetNet app at app.netnet.exchange to access the current NET market and staking interfaces. Review the quoted amount, network and transaction details before signing.