Reading the chain

Every number on the next screen comes from the vault contract, as it stands in the latest block.

Hybirdex

The memecoin with stock inside.

Robinhood Chain · chainId 4663

hybirdex.app

Contract address

None yet not launched

$HYBRID does not exist yet. Anything trading under this name today is not ours.

Channels

@hybirdex
GitHub
Docs

$HYBRID is a memecoin. It is not a share, a fund or a claim on any company, and holding it gives no right to anything a stock token pays. The vault holds stock tokens issued by a third party, who can pause, block or change them; in some countries they may not be held at all. Prices move, pools empty and contracts fail: only use what you can lose. Nothing here is advice. Read the docs, linked above, before you sign anything.

Vault Take Trade Proof

Take

Burn the coin. Take the stock.

redeem() burns your $HYBRID and sends your slice of both stock tokens: amount ÷ total supply × the vault's balance × 97%. The other 3% stays for the holders who remain.

Take stock out

Burn

$HYBRID

Whole coins or fractions, as you like

You receive

0.0000

NVDA

0.0000

SPY

Worth about: –
Stays behind, 3% of your slice: –

I may hold these stock tokens where I live. Their issuer restricts them in some countries, and the contract cannot check where a person is.

There is nothing to take before launch.

Two ways out, side by side

Both figures are what the chain would pay for these coins right now, after every fee.

Selling these coins pays: –
Taking stock, then selling it, pays: –

Enter an amount to compare the two.

You do not have to sell what you take. The stock tokens are yours to keep, and they trade on the Trade page.

What a redemption does not include

Fees not yet claimed are not part of a redemption, and neither is ETH that has just arrived in the vault's budget. Whoever leaves gets a little less, never more: a leaver cannot run ahead of a large claim. Only ETH that has sat in the budget unspent through a whole 15-day window leaves with a burn.

Why the share is against total supply

Your slice is your coins over every coin in existence, including coins sitting in the pool. Counting only coins "in circulation" would print a bigger number and open a door: park coins, shrink the count, redeem the rest. Total supply only ever goes down, and only by burning.

Recent redemptions

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