Bush @Bushdotfi

@tokenterminal $90.7M is the strongest signal yet that Robinhood's stock tokens aren't just live, they're actually being used onchain. That capital needs pools deep enough to trade against — that's the layer we're building with Bush.

@Bigisrael07 Fixed — thanks for flagging it. New link's live in the bio now, should work fine.

Quick recap of the week. We covered why pool weights are a value share, not a token count. We covered why swap fees are hard-capped at the contract level, not a policy that can quietly change later. And we highlighted the on-chain BPT oracle contracts that let other protocols already build on top of Bush pools. Also spent time out in the Robinhood Chain ecosystem this week — real replies to real builders and real news, not just talking to ourselves. Coming up next week: more on the Vault's other built-in guardrails, and a closer look at how rebalancing actually plays out in practice. Thanks for following along. Reply with questions, we're reading everything — docs.bush.fi

@RHDaily__ @WeTradegg Another builder shipping on Robinhood Chain — good to see. Futures need deep spot liquidity underneath them to actually work at speed; that's the layer Bush is building here, weighted and stable pools for Robinhood Chain, coming soon.

@RobinhoodCrypto Good infra day for Robinhood Chain. We built a public contract registry for the same reason — the BPT oracle contracts backing Bush pools shouldn't require taking anything on faith, they should be checkable. More tools like this make that easier for everyone building here.

On the roadmap, not part of launch: Boosted Pools. The architecture supports routing idle pool liquidity to external lending markets automatically, so LPs aren't leaving idle capital sitting there between trades. Weighted and stable pools are what's shipping first — this is what's next once that's solid. More at docs.bush.fi

@RobinhoodCrypto Good to see the DeFi stack filling in on Robinhood Chain. Bush is building the pool side of that same picture — weighted and stable pools for tokenized-stock liquidity, coming soon.

@Ucan_Coin That DEX-liquidity share is the number that actually matters. Supply sitting onchain doesn't do much until there's a pool deep enough to actually trade against — that's exactly the layer Bush is building on Robinhood Chain with weighted and stable pools.

@ShieldifySec That's exactly it — immutable by default means less to have to trust after the fact, not more to promise upfront. Good to get a security-minded read on it.

Fork transparency: fees can't be changed against you later. A Bush pool's swap fee is hard-capped at 10%, enforced by the contract itself. Not a policy, not a promise — a pool operator literally cannot raise fees past that ceiling, ever. The protocol's own cut of those fees has its own separate cap too. A lot of DeFi risk isn't the launch terms, it's what changes after you've committed capital. This is baked into the code so it can't. Built on Balancer V3's architecture. Full breakdown: docs.bush.fi

@RobinhoodCrypto Bush is already building on Robinhood Chain — weighted and stable pools, launching soon. Good to see the ecosystem get a dedicated hackathon track, more builder support only helps everyone shipping here.

@RobinHubHB @ponsdotfamily @TheIndexFi @NetNetCap @Morpho @Lighter_xyz @ArtificiallyInu @longdotxyz @bankrbot @arcus_xyz @rialto_xyz @flapdotsh @virtuals_io @ClutchMarkets @cashcatfun Bush is still building here too — weighted and stable pools for Robinhood Chain, launching soon, with LP pricing tools in the works. Would love a look when the list gets refreshed.

Robinhood Chain tokens can now be tagged with cashtags on X. Small detail, but it's the kind of infrastructure most established chains take for granted — search, discovery, price context. Robinhood Chain is still building those rails in real time, which is exactly why we wanted in early rather than after they're already mature. More at docs.bush.fi

@Uniswap Static fees always leak value to whoever's fastest. Good to see this shipped at scale — it's the same class of hook-based, dynamic-fee design we've got on the roadmap for Bush's pools on Robinhood Chain. Curious how it holds up once real volatility hits it.

@RobinhoodCrypto Every dollar of that TVL needs a pool that can actually hold up under real trading volume, not just look good as a number. That's the layer we're building with Bush — weighted and stable pools for Robinhood Chain, coming soon.

Quick one on weighted pools: a '40/40/20' pool doesn't mean 40% of the tokens are one stock. It means 40% of the pool's dollar value is. If AAPL trades at $220 and TSLA at $250, the pool just holds fewer AAPL tokens to keep both at 40% of value. The weight is a target value share, not a token count. That's what makes it behave like a self-rebalancing index instead of a fixed basket. Building this for Robinhood Chain with Bush — more at docs.bush.fi

@tokenterminal This is the kind of growth that makes pool design matter. More capital in tokenized stocks means more pressure on the AMM to hold up under volume — that's the layer Bush is building for on Robinhood Chain, with weighted pools designed for how these assets actually trade.

Where things stand on Bush. Launching with weighted pools and stable pools on Robinhood Chain, coming soon. Weighted pools hold a mix of tokenized stocks by dollar-value weight, not token count, and rebalance passively through arbitrage instead of active management. New from the docs: Bush already has on-chain BPT oracle contracts and factories. Any protocol, a lending market for example, can permissionlessly deploy one for a given pool and get a manipulation-resistant BPT price on-chain, enough to use a BPT as real collateral. On the roadmap, not part of launch: interest-bearing token pools that put idle liquidity to work, and programmable pools with hooks for custom logic per pool. Also building for our own frontend: a Liquidity Index Price from Chainlink feeds, BPT pricing, and historical charting for both. Docs: docs.bush.fi

Revenue and volume numbers get all the attention, but the real question for any new chain is whether the liquidity underneath can actually hold up during volatility, not just look good in a chart. That's the layer we're focused on with Bush — weighted pools and stable pools built for how tokenized stocks actually trade, coming soon to Robinhood Chain.

@phantom Big for Robinhood Chain. More wallet support means an easier path in for LPs too — we're building weighted and stable pools here, coming soon.