FLIP: game first, stock reward, chain evidence.

FLIP is an onchain game and asset protocol built on Robinhood Chain. Users participate and pay with FLIP; the protocol measures principal, fees, prize notional, Reserve liabilities and cash fallback in USDG; winners receive stock-token rewards through JIT delivery or retain a complete USDG claim.

Play

Coin Manual/Mystery and Future Price Parity Manual/Mystery.

Hold

Canonical FLIP trading, Mystery access tiers, and funded Holder Reward epochs.

Create

Permissionless Community RWA identity, token, pool, metadata, and public trading; reward admission remains reviewed.

FLIP

The user-facing asset for payment, participation, holding, trading and Mystery access.

USDG

The internal risk and accounting unit for principal, fee, prize notional, Reserve liability and cash fallback.

• FLIP is a fixed-supply ERC-20. Wallet transfers do not pay a token transfer tax.
• The canonical FLIP/USDG V4 pool charges a 3% protocol Hook fee on each buy and each sell; a single swap never pays 6%.
• The game fee is computed inside the user-selected all-in amount, not added after confirmation.
• Manual games pay a 2x principal notional. Limited Mystery games pay 2.5x and require a separately funded subsidy budget.
• A winner first receives a fully collateralized USDG liability. The selected reward is purchased just in time; a failed purchase cannot reverse the win.
• Testnet synthetic rewards, production stock tokens, and community assets are different identity classes and must never be presented as interchangeable.

1. 01

   Check Status

   Distinguish the reviewed Functional Testnet baseline from Formal Accepted Release and Mainnet. Then confirm the live readiness layer for the path you want.

2. 02

   Read the game rule

   Understand all-in pricing, payout, source, timing, refund, and fallback before signing.

3. 03

   Follow the record

   Use the Ticket, Request, report, liability, transaction, and finalized block identifiers to inspect progress.

4. 04

   Verify the authority

   Functional Testnet facts come from current.json and its fixed acceptance report. Formal release addresses come from an Evidence-B accepted projection. Behavior comes from the matching rulesVersion, ABI, receipts and finalized state.