RipStocks

Open packs. Own real stocks.

Open packs with USDG. $RIP trading fees refill the prize vault, fuel buybacks, and keep the flywheel alive.

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Live overview

On-chain

Vault capacity

Total USDG buying power in the prize vault

Reserve

Jackpot

Burned

$RIP burned

Live balances of the on-chain PrizeVault. Reserve buys winners' stock; burned is $RIP bought with Flap fees and sunk.

Packs are paid in USDG, and prizes settle from the vault. This app runs a swap-on-win model: the vault holds buying power in USDG and purchases the exact stock token the moment someone wins.

Drops

Active packs

Curated sets. Distinct odds. On-chain settlement.

How packs work →

SEMI$9.99

Chip Drop

Semiconductors only — one pull, one ticker.

MEGA$14.99

Mega Bag

Premium large-caps — higher floor, better odds.

ORBIT$11.99

Orbit Rip

High variance. Cheaper commons, biggest legendary ceiling.

GOD$20.00

God Pack

The highest ceiling on the board — chase the $200 AAPL pull.

MEME$15.00

Meme Pack

Robinhood's biggest memecoins — CASHCAT tops the board.

Rarity language

Every stock inside a pack has a rarity tier. The rarer the tier, the lower the hit rate and the higher the expected profile.

Common

Baseline pulls with highest frequency.

Rare

Better names with reduced hit rate.

Epic

Premium pulls with sharper rarity.

Legendary

Chase tier. Rarest, highest prestige.

Why $RIP still matters

Packs run on USDG, but $RIP drives access, boosts, and funding. The game loop and token loop stay aligned.

Access control

Stake gates for selected drops and events.

Boosted outcomes

Higher tier staking unlocks better pull profile.

Fee flywheel

$RIP volume feeds reserve, buyback, and ops.

Full tokenomics, solvency, contract architecture, and roadmap live in the docs.

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