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Vexi is now on @RobinhoodApp Chain.
❌ Your Stock Tokens sit idle.
❌ Uniswap LPs pay nothnig whlie they wait
❌ Perps liquidate you on a wick.
Vexi pays you to wait on $NVDA, $TSLA and $META, or gives you leverage without liquidation. 🧵
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20 winners × $25 $USDG, plus early access to @VexiProtocol mainnet.
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One pot. The whole board.
One deposit into a Vexi vault quotes every strike and expiry. What hasn't sold keeps earning swap fees.
Paid two ways. Never both at once.
Two first places at ETHGlobal Tokyo 2026.
Beta and waitlist coming soon on @RobinhoodApp Chain.
→ vexi-protocol.ai
One pot. The whole board.
One deposit into a Vexi vault quotes every strike and expiry. What hasn't sold keeps earning swap fees.
Paid two ways. Never both at once.
Two first places at ETHGlobal Tokyo 2026.
Beta and waitlist coming soon on the @RobinhoodApp Chain.
→ vexi-protocol.ai
Why one pot, not one per strike?
Split a deposit across four strikes, and once one strike sells out, the next buyer there is turned away, even with money left at the other three. Keep it in one pot, and the next buyer can still buy.
That's how a Vexi vault quotes options: one deposit, every strike. On @RobinhoodApp Chain testnet (test tokens, no real money yet). Buyers can lose at most what they paid; depositors keep the premiums and owe the payout if an option finishes in the money.
Your LPs. Your options markets.
LPs in a Uniswap pool already sell volatility, and they're paid only in swap fees. Move the same coin and cash into a Vexi vault, and one deposit quotes the pool and the options board. Paid two ways. Never both at once.
If you LP a Stock Token, would you rather be paid in fees, or in premiums up front?
How a Vexi vault works:
✓ LPs keep the premiums and pay the buyers who win, which can cost more than the premiums
✓ Buyers have no liquidation price; the most they can lose is what they paid
On Robinhood Chain testnet now (test tokens, no real money yet): vexi-protocol.ai/app/lite/
A 10x long on $NVDA is liquidated by a drop of about 10%, even if NVDA recovers by the close.
A call has no liquidation price. You pay up front, and the most you can lose is what you paid.
Which would you rather hold through an earnings report?
On Vexi you buy calls and puts on Stock Tokens like NVDA instead of a perp:
✓ No liquidation price
✓ The most you can lose is what you paid, and an option can expire worth nothing
✓ The sellers are LPs in Vexi vaults. They keep the premiums and pay the buyers who win, which can cost more than the premiums
On Robinhood Chain testnet now, where the Stock Tokens are test versions of NVDA, META and SPY (test tokens, no real money yet): vexi-protocol.ai/app/lite/
Four cards on one account all show the same balance. Pay with one, and every card shows less.
A Vexi vault works the same way for options. One deposit quotes calls at every strike price. Buy one, and exactly its collateral is locked behind it; every other strike has a little less, because it's one pot, not one per strike.
On @RobinhoodApp Chain testnet (test tokens, no real money yet). Buyers can lose at most what they paid; depositors keep the premiums and owe the payout if an option finishes in the money.







