BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

The first dark pool for tokenised stocks. Sealed orders, crossed at the V4 midpoint. Robinhood Chain. blackpool.dev Joined September 2026

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

Verify it yourself: Blockscout: 0x59e89Ed4D0E126B8260694bF40B16156dA64A6Ee Sourcify: exact match cast call stakeToken() returns $BPOOL the keeper's state is public v1.1 is paused, withdrawals open. Encrypted orders are the default on web and mobile.

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

The limits, in plain words: depends on drand; if it stalls, the order misses its batch and loses the 1 USDG bond the round is estimated from the L1 pace at the round anyone can decrypt, seconds before settle; the guards cover it vault balances still public not audited

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

What v2 keeps: 80 % of fees to $BPOOL stakers, in USDG 9 markets priced from Uniswap V4, no oracle whole-batch price sampling public keeper: 13-block priority to settle, no funds, no other power no proxy, Sourcify exact match, 71 tests

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

At the end of the batch the keeper calls settleWithReveals(): decrypt, reveal, settle, one transaction. No public reveal window, no need to stay online. Close the app. Want to reveal it yourself? Still an option.

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

Each market tracks an EMA of its batch averages: 1/8 per batch, capped at 0.5 %. Settlement must sit in the batch band AND in 2x the band around the reference. Moving it means holding the pool for several batches.

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

Encrypted orders. commitSealed() posts a hash, a 1 USDG bond and your order encrypted to the drand quicknet round at the end of the batch. Until that round, nobody can decrypt it. Not bots, not the keeper, not us.

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

Blackpool v2 is live: encrypted orders. Your order is timelock-encrypted to the end of the batch. Nobody can read it before, not even us. The keeper decrypts, reveals and settles in one transaction. Commit and walk away. Tokenised stocks, 9 markets, Robinhood Chain.

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

The $BPOOL real yield loop: trade: sealed orders cross at the V4 midpoint fee: 0.10 % each side, in USDG split: 80 % to $BPOOL stakers, same call claim: USDG lands in your vault Nothing minted to pay stakers. No emissions. No lockup.

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

Blackpool v1 is live. v2 is in the works: a longer price window behind every settlement price a zero-knowledge proof of funds, so balances stay private encrypted reveals, so no order is public before the cross

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

Blackpool is in your pocket. Android: signed APK at blackpool.dev/app/download iPhone: web app at m.blackpool.dev Self-custody wallet in the Keychain or Keystore. Seal and commit in two taps. Auto-reveal when the window opens. Stake $BPOOL, claim USDG.

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

Blackpool does not depend on us. poke(), settle() and collectForfeits() are external, with no role and no whitelist. Our keeper runs 24/7 and publishes its state. If it ever stops, anyone can sample, settle and collect the bonds.

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

The source is the product. withdraw() has no owner check and no pause check. The fee cap is a constant: 50 bps. Any fee change waits FEE_DELAY = 2 days. No proxy, and Sourcify shows an exact match. Read it yourself. Not audited yet, and we say so.

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

How do you move a Blackpool price? You mostly can't. A one-block spike is one sample among many and a settle price out of bounds voids the batch. A long push has to hold the pool for minutes against every arbitrageur, and still stays inside the guard.

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

Price guard upgrade, live now. The keeper samples all 9 markets in one Multicall3 call every 3 L1 blocks during the commit window. The settlement price is checked against ~4 minutes of samples instead of ~1. Idle batches still cost nothing.

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

"Where does Blackpool get its price?" Not from an oracle. Settlement reads slot0 of the stock's Uniswap V4 pool, onchain, in the settlement block. No price feed, no signer, no server, no market hours. Same chain. Same block. One price for the whole batch.

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

Blockscout robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/address/0xd1F2… Sourcify sourcify.dev/#/lookup/0xd1F… keeper blackpool-keeper.fly.dev

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

Don't trust us. Verify Blackpool in 60 seconds: 1. The contract on Blockscout: 0xd1F22941F39b4CAABD46BfB66d8c7DB28F4c3b22 2. Sourcify: exact match on creation and runtime bytecode 3. stakeToken() returns $BPOOL 4. The keeper's state, live

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

You asked for a demo. Here is one full Blackpool batch in the real app: wallet, deposit, stake $BPOOL, seal an NVDA buy, auto-reveal, keeper settles at the V4 midpoint, NVDA in the vault, rewards claimed.

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BlackPool @BlackPoolRH

2 weeks ago

The Blackpool keeper is live and public. It samples the V4 midpoint, settles batches and collects forfeited bonds on contract v1.1: 4 settles, 5 pokes, 1 forfeit collected, 0 failed so far. It has no special role. Anyone can make the same calls.