How it works

An onchain gacha where a house-owned pool of tokenized stocks, restocked by the protocol's own trading tax, pays out real stock tokens to random draws.

Index World Assets is a house-banked, randomized stock acquisition protocol — the first gacha for tokenized stocks on robinhood chain. The prize pool holds real Robinhood Stock Tokens bought on Uniswap by the protocol itself. Anyone can pay the pack price in $IWA to receive one randomly selected stock lot. A lot's selection weight is inverse to its live oracle value, so cheap lots come up often and marquee lots are genuinely rare. A verifiable onchain draw supplies the randomness, and requests settle in the order they were made — callback timing cannot let a later request jump ahead or reshape an earlier request's selection pool.

• Spin — pay the pack price in $IWA to receive one randomly selected stock lot from the pool. You're far more likely to receive a lightly-valued one.
• Own it outright — the winning lot transfers to your wallet at settlement. No claim tickets, no custody, no keep-or-sellback choice to manage. Sell it on Uniswap whenever you like.
• The tax restocks the pool — every DEX swap of $IWA pays 3%: 2% auto-buys more stock into the pools, 1% funds development. The house restocks itself.
• Every spin burns — 50% of each pack payment is burned forever; the other 50% recycles into more inventory. Supply falls as the pool deepens.

The protocol has two roles: players pay the pack price for a randomly selected lot that may be worth more than they paid, and the protocol earns the bounded spread between pack prices and prize values — which it spends on inventory, not extraction. There are no depositors and no counterparty whose exit can strand you.

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