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Vynex has a price layer now. 39 feeds live on Robinhood Chain. Thirty minute averages, not the last trade. Anyone can add one, nobody can remove one, the factory has no owner. Building it turned up something. The usual test for whether a pool can carry a TWAP is whether observe() answers. Here that passes on 46 of 49 assets, including pools that have recorded a single trade in their whole life. Those are exactly the ones you can push to any price and leave there. So it counts the trades a pool actually recorded, not the slots it paid for. Slots are one permissionless call and cost about a dollar. usevynex.org/prices

A major Vynex update is on the way. We’ve been working on something that expands what you can actually do with tokenized assets on Robinhood Chain. Not ready to share the full details yet, but it’s one of the biggest product updates we’ve shipped so far. More soon.

Vynex, five days in, by the numbers. All of it checkable. 45 vaults live, up from 15 226 tests passing, 75 against the live chain $0.48 to list a vault, down from $2.46 $16.94 of gas for the last 29 listings $15,517 deposited 14 outside addresses holding shares $0.000021 taken in fees, ever 18,000,000 VYNEX burned ten seconds after launch 0 pause functions, 0 blocklists, 0 ways to stop your withdrawal

We’ve seen the rug comments, so here’s the straight answer: We are not abandoning Vynex, and we are still building. Price action does not change the product, the contracts, or the work being done behind the scenes. We also understand why people are cautious. Crypto has given people plenty of reasons to be. So instead of asking anyone to trust us, we’re going to show more. More product updates. More onchain numbers. More visibility around what we’re shipping and what the protocol is doing.

Whatever comes next, we’re building for it. Tokenized assets shouldn’t just trade. They should be usable onchain.