How it works
equio helps you earn trading fees with Stock Tokens, set up recurring buys and sells, and see what actually worked before you choose, backtested on every real on-chain trade.
The basics
A Stock Token follows the price of a listed stock or ETF, like NVDA or SPY. On Robinhood Chain they trade 24/7, including nights, weekends and holidays, when stock markets are closed.
Trading happens in Uniswap pools. Each one holds a Stock Token and USDG, a dollar stablecoin. Every trade swaps one for the other and nudges the pool's price.
Each trade pays the pool a small fee, such as 0.05% or 0.30%. The people who supply tokens to the pool, liquidity providers, share those fees while the price is inside the range they chose.
Strategies
Every strategy is a price range where your tokens sit. Pick what you'd like to happen and equio sets up the range.
Deposit both tokens around the current price. You earn fees while the price moves inside your range. If it stays out for 15 minutes, auto-rebalance moves the range back around it.
Range width
Deposit USDG only, in a range just below the price. If the stock falls 1–10%, your dollars buy it gradually, and you earn fees on the way down.
Deposit the stock only, in a range just above the price. If it rises 1–10%, it's sold gradually into the rally, earning fees on the way up.
For the details-minded, Upside skew, Downside skew and Ladder (three ranges at once) live under Advanced.
Stock Tokens trade around the clock, but the stock market doesn't. Protections take your position out of the pool at risky moments and put it back afterwards.
Out from Friday 8pm to Sunday 9pm ET, and on market holidays. While markets are closed, price oracles freeze (Friday 8pm to Sunday 8pm ET) and some pools drift far from the real price. In August 2026, one traded at about four times the real price for more than a day.
Out from 9:15 to 9:45am ET, when the opening bell can move prices fast and leave liquidity providers on the wrong side of the jump.
Out from the earnings release until 10am the next session, because results can move a price a lot in minutes.
Stepping out isn't free: you miss the fees in the meantime and pay the pool fee to get back in. The backtests show whether it helped in each pool.
Compare strategies on a poolRecurring
Pick an amount and a rhythm (daily, weekly or monthly) and equio shows how it would have gone, replayed on real hourly on-chain prices since each Stock Token started trading.
Buy a fixed amount of a Stock Token on a schedule, paying with USDG or another token. Compare the result with buying everything on day one.
Sell a fixed dollar amount, or a number of shares, on a schedule and receive USDG or another token. See your average sell price against selling all at once.
Each simulated buy or sale includes about 0.3% in costs.
Try RecurringReading the results
Every result on equio is compared with holding: simply keeping the tokens you started with, untouched. Two things make the difference.
Fees earned
+4.2%
What traders paid you while the price was inside your range. Never negative.
Price effect
−1.8%
A position rebalances itself as the price moves: it sells some stock as the price rises and buys as it falls. Compared with holding, that usually costs something when prices move a lot. Also called impermanent loss.
Net vs holding
+2.4%
Fees earned plus price effect. Positive means the position beat simply holding; negative means holding would have done better. Backtests also subtract costs.
ExampleIllustrative numbers, not from a real pool.
Backtests
Each strategy is replayed trade by trade over 23 million on-chain trades in 203 Stock Token pools, as if a $10K position had been there from the pool's first days.
Each swap is replayed as it happened on Robinhood Chain, tracking what a liquidity position would have earned and held after every one.
Each time a position steps back in or rebalances, it pays the pool fee, slippage and network gas. Auto-rebalance only moves after the price stays out of range for 15 minutes.
A test starts once a pool has real depth (at least three times the simulated position), since in a thin pool our own liquidity would have held the price. Trades more than 20% away from the recent median count as glitches, impossible prices (like an empty pool stuck at its extreme) are dropped, and pools whose prices still don't make sense are left out.
Results show net vs holding the same tokens, so you see what the strategy added or cost, not just what the stock did.
A historical simulation, not a promise. Most pools have weeks to a few months of history, each has a single price path, and the test assumes our position doesn't move the price. Past results don't predict future ones.
Your wallet, your keys
No sign-up and no email. Your wallet tells equio your public address and nothing else. equio never asks for your keys or seed phrase.
A position is a Uniswap position recorded on Robinhood Chain and held by your own wallet. You can see and manage it in any compatible app, including Uniswap's.
Nothing moves unless you sign it in your wallet. Today equio is read-only and doesn't ask for any signature at all.
Fees
Set by each pool
Paid by traders on every swap and shared among the pool's liquidity providers, including you. They don't go to equio.
0.15% on swaps
Planned for swaps equio routes (zap in and out, recurring buys and sells), always shown before you confirm. Fees for automation will be shown before you turn it on.
Set by the network
Paid to Robinhood Chain for each transaction. equio doesn't receive it.
Coming soonDeposits, swaps and automation are on the way. Today equio shows pools, strategies, backtests and your positions, read-only, and charges nothing.
Risks
Something else? Ask us on X.
No. There's no sign-up. To see your positions, connect a wallet or paste any address on the Positions page.
No. equio is an independent interface to public smart contracts. It shows data and simulations, doesn't hold funds and doesn't tell you what to buy. It isn't affiliated with Uniswap Labs or Robinhood.
A U.S. dollar stablecoin issued by a third party. It's the other side of every Stock Token pool equio shows, so results and values are measured in USDG.
A pool's price is set by its own trades. When markets are closed, or in small pools, it can drift away from the stock's market price. That's why the Weekends protection exists, and why values on Positions are shown at pool prices.
The price has moved outside your position's range. The position then holds only one of the two tokens and earns no fees until the price comes back or the range is moved.
That's your call. equio doesn't recommend strategies: it shows how each one would have done in each pool, after costs, so you can compare. What worked before may not work again.
Your positions are always yours. When execution goes live you'll be able to withdraw as both tokens, all USDG or all in the Stock Token. Until then, and always, you can manage them in any compatible Uniswap interface.
Positions use Uniswap's contracts, which are widely used and audited. equio's own automation contracts aren't live yet; any feature that hasn't been independently audited will be labeled as unaudited.
Deposits, swaps and automation are coming soon. Follow @equiofinance on X for updates.
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