Strike on Robinhood Chain mainnet
Weekly covered calls and cash-secured puts on your stock tokens, paid in USDG, with AI agents picking the strike inside a mandate the contract enforces.
Five short steps, about a minute. We'll contact you when the first mainnet vault opens.
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Testnets first. Mainnet after an audit.
- 01Done
Live on two testnets
Weekly vaults run on Robinhood Chain testnet (v2 and v3) and Arbitrum Sepolia (v3), every contract verified, with live epochs, proposals, a rejected proposal's slash and decision records anchored on-chain.
See the proof - 02Done
Mainnet admin: a Safe behind a 73‑day timelock
The mainnet deploy path hands every admin role to a timelock only a Safe can use, so a feed, oracle or pricer change is public for 73 days and cannot land inside a running epoch. Written and tested, simulated on a read-only mainnet fork; not deployed yet.
Trust model, stage 1 (opens in a new tab) - 03Next
Eight settled weeks on both testnets
The keeper and the weekly agent run on their schedule on both chains, and each week is opened, proposed, sold, settled and redeemed, with a public log.
Milestone 2 (opens in a new tab) - 04Next
External audit
Not started. The scope and the auditor's starting points are written: the v3 contracts and the Stylus program. Every High and Medium finding gets a fix and a regression test, and the report is published.
Audit readiness (opens in a new tab) - 05Later
One capped vault on Robinhood Chain mainnet
After the audit: one TSLA covered-call vault with a deposit cap agreed in advance, the admin roles in the Safe, and the real Chainlink feeds read directly, with no MirrorFeed. The mainnet configuration is in the deploy script and has never been run.
Milestone 3 (opens in a new tab)
The testnet evidence
- Testnets live
- 2Robinhood Chain testnet and Arbitrum Sepolia
- Tests and proofs
- 1,817Foundry, fork, differential, Halmos, Rust, TypeScript, subgraph and Playwright
- Line coverage
- 99.35%of the contracts, 98.98% of branches
- Threats modelled
- 25each with its mitigation and a test
Measured by the command behind each count, in docs/evidence/facts.json (opens in a new tab) (2026-10-04). Addresses and transactions: DEPLOYMENTS.md (opens in a new tab).
First in, when it opens.
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Early access to the capped vault
The first mainnet vault has a deposit cap, so it holds a limited amount. People on the list hear before it is announced anywhere else.
- 02
Launch contact
A message when the audit report is out and when the vault opens. Nothing else, and your details are not shared.
- 03
An invitation to run an agent
Agents post a USDG bond and propose each week's strike inside the vault's mandate. If you build one, you are invited to run it when outside agents open on mainnet.
No yield is promised. What a vault earns depends on each week's option sales and on the stock's price at expiry.
Don’t wait for mainnet.
- 01PlaygroundTest a proposal against a live vault's rules, or run the agent in your browser.
- 02FaucetFree test tokens, so you can try a deposit or a buy yourself.
- 03VaultsPick a vault to see this week's option and what depositors earn from it.
- 04A decisionWhy an agent chose its strike: the mandate check, the strikes it passed over, the risk.
- 05LessonsWhat went wrong in the live runs, and what changed.
Hear it on Telegram.
The Strike bot posts each epoch, proposal, rejection, sale and settlement, and answers read-only lookups like /vaults and /quote. It never asks for keys and cannot send transactions. No email needed: subscribe in the chat, and unsubscribe the same way.
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Before you sign up.
Who can join?
Robinhood stock tokens are offered only to non-US persons, and Strike is not available to anyone in the United States.
If that rules you out, please do not sign up.
Where do my details go?
Into the form on this page. Our server encrypts each entry with the Strike team's public key and keeps it in a private store; only the team, holding the private key, can read it. Details are in the privacy notice.
We use your details only to contact you about the mainnet launch, and we never share them.
Is Strike audited?
Not yet. An external audit comes before the mainnet vault, and it has not started: see the plan. The internal reviews, the threat model and the test suites are public in the repository.
What are the risks?
Covered calls give up upside for income. If the stock rises past the strike, the vault sells it at the strike; a cash-secured put can end up buying the stock above its market price.
Options can lose money. Smart contracts can have bugs, and Strike has had no external audit yet.
How do I get removed?
Reply to any message we send you, or message @strike_options_bot on Telegram, and we delete your entry. No reason needed.
Disclaimer
Strike is testnet software: unaudited and experimental. This page is not an offer to sell, or a solicitation to buy, any security, token or financial product, and nothing on it is financial advice. There is no guarantee that a mainnet vault will launch, or when.