What is Stockpile
A two-token reserve protocol on Robinhood Chain: market activity funds a reserve of tokenized assets, and one token holds the claim on it.
Stockpile is a reserve protocol built around a single asymmetry: trading is noisy and directionless, but the fees trading generates are not. Stockpile captures those fees and spends them on assets that stay in the Stockpile.
The protocol has two tokens. PILE is the liquid token — it trades on open venues and carries no direct claim on anything. vPILE is the claim token — it is minted by wrapping PILE, and it can be burned for a proportional share of everything the Stockpile holds.
The loop
- Market activityTrades, wraps, redemptions
- Protocol feesCollected per event
- Reserve engineAllocates against target weights
- AcquisitionsAssets bought, never rotated
Every complete turn of that loop leaves more assets in the Stockpile than it started with. Nothing about the loop depends on price going up: a sell pays the same fee as a buy.
What it is not
- Not a yield product. There is no emission, no staking reward and no promised rate.
- Not an ETF. There is no issuer, no redemption desk and no NAV guarantee.
- Not a rebalancing fund. The Stockpile accumulates; it does not rotate between assets.
- Not deployed. Every contract address in this documentation is empty.