Canopy acorn markCANOPY
Prototype. The flow you see is simulated; nothing here is live and nothing moves money.
A slice · a sentence · a grove

Gift their first slice on the Chain.

Send one real slice of a Stock Token and one sentence of advice to someone who has never held equity. After thirty days we check on-chain. If they still hold, the branch grows and they name the next person.

Sparse clearing with three paper saplings and retention tags
26 saplings live now · updates on every confirmed hold
Live · reads Robinhood Chain directly

Living Trees

Each leaf is a real person. Each connection is a confirmed 30-day hold. Source: Blockscout token-balances endpoint.

Full paper-collage oak with many generations of leaves and advice notes
TreeStock TokenLeavesHold rateAdvicePlanted
0x11fa…3c90MSFTx1100%You're a shareholder now.28d agoView →
0xe899…d551RBLKx10%It didn't take. That's data too.29d agoView →
0x88ac…c021NVDAx2100%Hold longer than you think you can.31d agoView →
0x6b0d…e447TSLAx10%No pressure. Just try it.33d agoView →
0x8e44…f10aTSLAx2100%Advice, not a pitch. She kept it.34d agoView →
0x24bb…045cSPYx10%Not every leaf makes it. Try again.37d agoView →
0xc711…f992MSFTx3100%Ownership is a habit, start it early.39d agoView →
0x3a1c…7812NVDAx367%This is how you learn to wait.41d agoView →
0x1556…b220NVDAx580%Four friends, one acorn each — go.44d agoView →
0x6155…a338RBLKx1100%The chain remembers who gave first.46d agoView →
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Come back after day 30 to watch which leaves turned green and how far each branch grew.

How it’s decided

How the Grove Keeper Decides

We read only public on-chain events. No promises, no price talk, just whether the slice is still in their wallet after thirty days.

  1. Day 0 — slice transfers straight to the recipient’s wallet.
  2. Day 30 — we read that wallet’s balance on Robinhood Chain via Blockscout’s token-balances endpoint, which needs a paid key at production scale (source).
  3. Still holding — the leaf turns green and a next-recipient field opens.
Paper dial showing hold percentage with leaf indicator
Read from custody events, not opinion

What the Forest Floor Shows

Some leaves fall. Most stay on the branch. The retention rate below is read straight from Robinhood Chain custody events (via Blockscout), not from anyone’s word.

Ground covered in fallen and thriving paper leaves
80%
30-day hold, decided trees
9
trees, second generation+
simulated
Last five 30-day checks
  • 0x9022…e114TSLAxheld100%
  • 0x7a3f…41c9AAPLxheld67%
  • 0x77ee…a9f2TSLAxheld50%
  • 0x3fcc…a883SPYxheld50%
  • 0xd1b4…7aa5RBLKxheld50%
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Why the note matters

A Slice, Not a Speech

One sapling carries an advice note. The other doesn’t. That’s the whole difference between a gift and a transfer: the sentence you tuck into the bark.

Paper leaf appearing on an existing branch, with an advice note
with advice
Single blank paper leaf
without
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Your Grove

Return here to see which of your leaves stayed green and who they chose next, read the same way as every tree in the grove (via Blockscout).

Connect wallet to open the registry of Stock Tokens.
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Why now

Why the Grove Is Growing Now

Robinhood Chain is already earning more in fees than Ethereum. More owners are arriving every week — the canopy widens because the ground underneath it is real.

$34.4M in Robinhood Chain fees over 30 days, vs $11.3M on Ethereum — DefiLlama, 30 days ending 2026-09-10.

reported · Live now

Robinhood's New Blockchain Is Now Making More Money Than Ethereum. Does That Make Robinhood Stock a Buy?

Live trend — no single date

Observed live in the latest scan across 2 source(s).

Sources

Exposed paper root network connecting multiple trees
A single acorn, cap and body cut from paper
Where the name comes from

One Acorn, Cut from Paper

Every gift starts as one acorn on the table: a single slice, a single sentence. The canopy is just what a lot of those, held onto, grow into.

Not a broadcast

Pass a Leaf to Someone Specific

Find the one wallet address of the one person you mean to bring in, and hand them the acorn yourself.

Small paper birds carrying advice notes between branches