Stockless

Stockless ($STOCKSS) is now listed on DefiLlama. The numbers they track aren't self-reported TVL, pools, and payouts are read straight from the chain. That's always been the design: open logic, on-chain events, nothing hidden behind a spreadsheet. Seven price adapters feed each pool, and every harvest is a public on-chain event. The data was already public. Now it has an index. defillama.com/protocol/stock…

Forty-two harvest cycles complete on Stockless, with roughly $1,934 already paid to $STOCKSS holders in stock tokens. About 788K tokens burned and $2,593 planted as protocol-owned liquidity so far. The ledger moves every six hours growth you can verify, not a roadmap. 🌱

We keeps building because the design demands it. Trading fees fund the harvest, the harvest compounds the pools, the pools pay holders a loop that runs on-chain and doesn't stop when we go quiet. We're not slowing down. More collaborations are coming, and the protocol is built to keep living and growing cycle after cycle.

Yield products usually ask you to lock your funds to earn. Stockless doesn't. Deposit idle stock tokens, and the protocol manages the position and harvests fees on a schedule but your capital never gets locked. Withdraw anytime, no penalty. The farm keeps working; your funds stay yours. $STOCKSS

The farm keeps compounding on its own. 38 cycles in: $1,831 paid to holders, 729K $STOCKSS burned, and $2,466 planted as protocol-owned liquidity all of it automatic. No claim button. Hold $STOCKSS and the next payout lands in six hours. 🌱

Quiet markets don't pay. This one does. When stock tokens swing, trading fees pile up, the harvest runs, and holders get paid in the very assets that are moving. Volatility isn't noise here it's the yield.

The harvest isn't slowing down. Thirty-seven cycles in, Stockless has paid out $1,796 to holders in real stock tokens automatically, every six hours, no claim button. Burned $STOCKSS keeps climbing: 719K gone for good. Under the hood, $2,407 sits planted as protocol-owned liquidity across 12 stock pools, on a chain doing $134M in daily volume. The farm feeds itself, then it feeds you.

DefiLlama review what the maintainer flagged, and how we fixed each one: Drop WETH it's the un-split fee pot, not protocol liquidity. Fixed: only stock tokens actually held by the Harvest and adapter contracts are summed. Remove pool2 counting our own $STOCKSS side was double-counting. Fixed: only the non-STOCKSS side of each protocol position is counted. Add doublecounted: true the Uniswap v4 adapter already counts our positions. Fixed: marked so the same liquidity doesn't appear twice. Gate by creation block historical runs were querying contracts that didn't exist yet. Fixed: every Harvest and adapter now carries its creation block and is skipped before it was deployed. Every point fixed. TVL came out higher: ~$715 → ~$894. github.com/DefiLlama/DefiLla…

The crypto × tradfi intersection is the whole build. Real stock pools, live on Robinhood Chain, payouts on-chain. We're not waiting for the thesis to arrive

A $STOCKSS pool only earns while the price is inside its range, so the ranges are packed deliberately tight a few thousand ticks, not a wide net. Wide ranges spread capital thin and earn nothing; tight ranges make every dollar work, and we re-center them instead of leaving them static.

Progress update: 10 of 12 stock pools are now live, TVL is sitting around $930, and supply keeps burning on every harvest. The DefiLlama adapter (PR #21226) is still in review. Next up: AMC and GLD.

The $STOCKSS DefiLlama adapter is submitted PR #21226, open and awaiting team review. The adapter is public code, so anyone can inspect exactly how our TVL gets read from the chain. No self-listing, no private dashboard: the team has to sign off before a single number appears. That review is the point. github.com/DefiLlama/DefiLla…

Three stock pools are live, twelve are planned, and every pool runs its own set of seven independent price adapters. We don't launch a pool because the ticker is trending it goes live when its oracles can hold a tight range. Slow is the feature.

Working on a @DefiLlama listing for $STOCKSS so revenue and TVL get pulled straight from the chain instead of self-reported. Dev is just waiting on the adapter to sync, then the numbers go live for anyone to verify. Same logic as our payouts: if it's on-chain, nobody has to take our word for it.

The burn rate isn't fixed. It adjusts to the pool. When the pool is shallow, fees compound back and grow the floor. When it's deep, more gets burned up to 70% of collected $STOCKSS fees every cycle. No vote. No committee. The depth decides, and the math runs itself.

The harvest runs every three hours. Someone has to trigger it on-chain. Here's the part most people don't ask: who presses the button, and what happens if they stop? The answer is baked into the cycle. The executor gets paid in gas and a tip, taken from the harvest itself. Anyone can run it. No team, no keys, no single point of failure. The farm doesn't stop because we do. That's the design.

The numbers are still small but they're real, and they keep climbing. 458 holders. $891 in TVL. $1,515 paid out to holders so far. 531K $STOCKSS burned. Thirty cycles, every six hours, on schedule. Early, honest, and moving.

30x boost incoming our thank-you to the community. The farm keeps harvesting, and now it gives more back. $STOCKSS

People ask when the chart moves. We care more about whether the mechanism works because when the mechanism works, the rest follows. It does. Payouts land on schedule, liquidity deepens, supply burns. That's the kind of foundation you can actually build optimism on. $STOCKSS

A quiet update while the farm keeps running. We're building the next piece of Stockless and we've been talking with the @ponsdotfamily team about joining their builder group. The goal is simple: a tighter loop for feedback, support, and the kind of iteration that turns a working protocol into a lasting one. Grateful to be building alongside the platform that launched us. More soon.