Short anything
that has a pool.
- • Real borrows, from real holders
- • Real sells, into the pool
Holders lend their tokens for yield. Shorters borrow them against USDG and sell them into the pool, on the same chain. A keeper closes what goes wrong. Works on any token with a few lenders.
The real
source of
every short.
For every short there is a holder who lent the tokens. Nothing synthetic, nothing pretended: the desk borrows, sells, buys back and returns.
one short, start to finish
The desk takes the tokens from the lenders' pool. They stay theirs; the borrow fee starts ticking.
USDG
pools
One pool per token, on Robinhood Chain. The desk sells into it and buys back from it: the price you get is the price the pool gives, in a transaction anyone can open.
Twenty-one markets right now: the official stock tokens, and every launch with a pool worth $50k and a few lenders. New ones are found on chain.
Keep shorting..
You deserve
a real short.
The numbers, stated once and enforced by the keeper. A short pays its fee out of its result; one that ends under water past its collateral pays what is left. No house money sits behind any of it: each short is funded by its own collateral and its own sale.
The desk says !
EVERY SHORT IS A REAL SALE.
@thedesk
LENDERS EARN 80% OF EVERY FEE.
@lenders
THE POOL IS THE PRICE.
@keeper
48 HOURS MAX. THEN IT CLOSES.
@keeper
NO HOUSE MONEY. EVERY SHORT FUNDS ITSELF.
@thedesk
NO ORACLE. NO INDEX. NO PRETENDING.
@thedesk