Tokenized equities do not respond to changing market conditions on their own. Quantum Relay connects them to verified market data, allowing each pool to adjust its fees, direct fee payments or change market mode. Every rule is enforced onchain with each swap.
Price, momentum, relative volume, distance from the 52-week high, P/E and growth — taken from Chainlink and our fundamentals publisher. Never from the pool itself, because a DEX-derived equity price is trivially manipulable.
A signed change to the pool's economics: the swap tax, and the split of that tax between holders, stakers and liquidity. Written once by the creator, evaluated permissionlessly, enforced by the hook on every swap.
Quantum Relay is the oracle and coordination layer that makes this possible. It converts verified signals from markets, physical infrastructure and, over time, QuantumPrime hardware into programmable onchain actions. Each relay connects one equity, one rule and one liquidity pool.
A rule is defined once and enforced on every swap. If the paired stock crosses a set threshold, the pool can automatically adjust its trading fee and how that fee is distributed among holders, stakers and liquidity providers.
Trading fees are collected in tokenized equities rather than newly issued assets. They accumulate in a shared Relay Vault, creating reserves denominated in the equities themselves.
A native asset, to be announced, will connect the QuantumPrime ecosystem. Each product contributes to a shared reserve, which uses its holdings to buy back that asset. See how the vault works →
Relays are QuantumPrime's first applications on Robinhood Chain. They respond continuously to changing market data. PREtp uses the same infrastructure to answer a different kind of question: has a stock been tokenized here? Once verified, the result is recorded through a one-way state change. See how the products connect →
Any listed company. A relay reads market data — price, momentum, valuation, growth — and that data exists for every company on a public exchange, whether or not anyone has put its stock onchain.
For 33 equities, straight from a Chainlink feed. For everything else, from our own publisher — the same numbers, a weaker trust model, and the interface says which one a pool is using.
P/E, revenue growth and EPS growth come from the fundamentals provider, which covers listed companies generally rather than a fixed set.
Only what a pool pairs against. It has nothing to do with what a relay can read, and a rule on a company whose stock is not onchain works exactly the same.
A separate and much smaller question. 194 equities are tokenized on Robinhood Chain, 52 have usable liquidity, and 19 of those also have a Chainlink feed and a hookless USDG route — the three things the launcher needs to open a pool against one.
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Pick an equity, write the rule, and let the hook enforce it. No keeper, no promise, no discretion.