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CRUMB documentation
What CRUMB is, what is live today, and where to start.
CRUMB is a protocol on Robinhood Chain built around one idea: keep the bread, collect the crumbs. You deposit USDG, your capital stays untouched, and the interest it earns is converted every week into the tokenized stock of your choice.
Why CRUMB exists
Stablecoin holders and stock investors are usually two different people. The first group wants a balance that does not move; the second accepts that it will. Asking a stablecoin holder to sell their dollars for a volatile asset is asking them to become someone else.
CRUMB does not ask. The capital stays in dollars. Only the yield, money that did not exist a week earlier, is pointed at the stock market. The downside is capped at "this week's crumbs were worth a bit less". The upside is a stock position that grows every Monday and that you never had to fund.
The pieces
| Piece | Role | Status |
|---|---|---|
| USDG | The dollar stablecoin native to Robinhood Chain, issued by Paxos. What you deposit. | Live, official token |
| CrumbVault | Minimal non-custodial contract that holds deposits and returns them on request. | Code complete, deployment pending |
| Yield engine | USDG lent through a Morpho vault on Robinhood Chain. | Simulated in the app |
| Weekly crumb drop | Conversion of the week's yield into the stock token you chose. | Simulated in the app |
| $CRUMB | Protocol token. Planned revenue share for stakers and lower fees for holders. | Not launched |
Where to start
- How CRUMB works: the full protocol vision, step by step.
- The simulation: exactly what is real and what is not.
- CrumbVault: functions, guarantees, address and verified source.
- Deposit and withdraw: a step-by-step walkthrough.
- Risks: please read them. They are short and they are real.