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What you hold, counted on chain.

Stock Tokens carry the economics of a share. Tally counts what your wallet holds and what you would want, on Robinhood Chain.

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Largest securities on fileBlock 67,871,147
  • SPY34.0Ksh-eq$25.85M
  • NVDA91.9Ksh-eq$20.42M
  • TSLA14.0Ksh-eq$5.09M
  • MU4.7Ksh-eq$4.76M
  • MSFT6.1Ksh-eq$3.01M

Read from the token contracts/just now/share-eq = raw x uiMultiplier

Share-equivalents on file

At Chainlink value

Official securities

Wallets counted

Intents recorded

In the redemption queue

“In-kind redemption and voting are coming for Robinhood Stock Tokens”

Vlad Tenev, Robinhood/14 September 2026

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Why a count, now

A Stock Token pays what the share pays. It does not carry the shareholder record, so today no token holder can vote a proxy item or hand a token back for the share behind it.

When that changes, the issuer will ask who held what, and who asked for what. Tally keeps that answer from the day a holder signs it: the weight read from the token contract, the choice the holder made, and the block it happened in.

Tally has no relationship with Robinhood. The count is a public record anyone can rebuild from the chain, and it changes no rights on its own.

How the count worksWhere the data comes from

One row for every
official Stock Token.

Raw supply, the issuer's multiplier, the share-equivalent it resolves to, Chainlink value where a feed exists, and what holders have recorded against it.

All securities
SecurityRaw supplyMultiplierShare-equivalentValueCountedLast action
SPY33.9K1.001718x34.0K$25.85M—none on file
NVDA91.8K1.000775x91.9K$20.42M—none on file
TSLA14.0K1.0x14.0K$5.09M—none on file
MU4.7K1.000075x4.7K$4.76M—none on file
MSFT6.1K1.000413x6.1K$3.01M—none on file
USO17.3K1.0x17.3K$2.68M—none on file
INTC18.1K1.0x18.1K$1.97M—none on file
AMD3.4K1.0x3.4K$1.91M—none on file
SNDK941.961.0x941.96$1.69M—none on file
AMC1.22M1.0x1.22Mno feed—none on file
DJT232.5K1.0x232.5Kno feed—none on file
SNAP172.7K1.0x172.7Kno feed—none on file

Top 12 of 194 securities/share-eq = raw x uiMultiplier / 1e18/Chainlink answers are already multiplier-aware, so Tally never scales them twice

The arithmetic

The balance never moves.
The ratio does.

A dividend or a split reaches a Stock Token as a new multiplier, not as new tokens. Tally counts the share-equivalent that multiplier resolves to, and checks it against the contract on every read.

Token balance

unchanged

x

Issuer multiplier

at rest

=

Share-equivalent

what Tally counts

Chainlink answer

already multiplier-aware

x

Token balance

raw, not share-eq

=

Value

never scaled twice

What the holder sees
The same token count, before and after the action.
What Tally records
The share-equivalent at the block the holder signed.
What the contract says
balanceOfUI, read back and compared on every row.
A dividend passes through the multiplier, and the token count never moves

What you would want,
on the record.

Each item comes from an issuer's proxy statement. A holder signs one choice, weighted by the share-equivalent their wallet holds, and the contract counts it. Intent, not a shareholder vote.

All items

Intent, not a shareholder vote/every item links to the filing it was read from

Sign/verify/count

Nothing moves
but the count.

01
You sign
A typed message in your wallet: the item, your choice, and the weight Tally read from the chain. No approval, no transfer, nothing to revoke.
02
The contract checks
TallyBook verifies the signature, reads your balance and the issuer's multiplier itself, and counts the smaller of what you signed and what you hold.
03
The count moves
The record is a transaction on Robinhood Chain. Tally pays its gas, and anyone can read it back without asking this site.
Record an intentThe whole mechanism

Ready before
the window opens.

In-kind redemption is on the issuer's roadmap and is not live. Holders take a numbered place per ticker now, so the demand is already counted when a window exists.

Open the queue

Window

Not open. The issuer decides when one exists and who qualifies.

A place

A signed request, numbered in the order it arrived, against what you hold.

Acknowledgements

Four, all required, hashed into the record so the file is complete.

Promise

None. A place records demand and nothing else.

Take a placeWhat a place means

Plainly stated.

  • Official tokens only

    The contract counts a security only if the owner listed it as an official Stock Token.

  • Multiplier-aware

    Weight is balance x uiMultiplier, read on chain at the moment of the record.

  • Not a vote

    Token holders have no proxy vote today. Tally records intent and labels it on every tally.

  • No custody

    No approval, no transfer, no deposit. Tally reads balances and takes signatures.

  • No promise

    A queue place is demand on file. The issuer decides redemption, eligibility and timing.

  • Recountable

    Every record is a transaction. Read the contract and rebuild the count yourself.

Count it now.
Use it when the rights land.

Connect a wallet, read what it holds, sign one intent. Tally pays the gas, the contract checks your signature, and the count is public from that block on.

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