ATOMIC
Borrow, swap, repay
one transaction,
zero capital
Leverage NVDA, rotate into AAPL or arb the weekend gap. ATOMIC composes flash liquidity from Morpho and Uniswap into a single block on Robinhood Chain. If any step fails, nothing happened.
Stocks are tokens now.
Use them like one
On Robinhood Chain, NVDA and AAPL are ERC-20s. Uniswap holds their liquidity, Morpho accepts them as collateral, Chainlink prices them 24/5. Every piece is on-chain and composable, and the only way anyone uses them is still the broker way: buy, hold, sell.
A hedge fund rotates NVDA into AAPL without settlement lag or idle cash because it has a prime broker. Retail sells, waits, buys. ATOMIC collapses the whole sequence into one call: borrow, swap, repay. The capital efficiency that used to need a relationship now needs a signature.
Rotate NVDA into AAPL. The broker way, then ours
Wall Street needs a prime broker to do this. You need one signature
Every action in detailLong a stock 2x to 2.6x with one deposit
Deposit USDG, pick a multiple. ATOMIC flash-borrows the rest, buys the stock on Uniswap, posts it to Morpho, borrows against it and repays the flash loan. No loops, no five-tab dance.
Swap NVDA collateral for AAPL, loan untouched
Sector rotation without closing the position. Flash-borrow, withdraw the old collateral, swap it, supply the new one, repay. Your debt never moves and your position never leaves the block.
Trade the weekend gap with a zero balance
Stocks close Friday, their tokens do not. Pools drift apart. The scanner watches every venue against Chainlink and, when a spread clears both fees, executes buy-low-sell-high with borrowed inventory.
Every step is a call.
Every call is in one block
ATOMIC holds no deposits and runs no pool. It borrows liquidity that already exists, uses it for a single block and hands it back. The protocol sells one thing: execution.
Architecture, contracts and FAQMorpho lends any idle USDG for the duration of one transaction at zero fee. Uniswap v3 pools are the fallback source when a route needs a different token.
The router quotes every v3 fee tier plus two-hop routes through WETH and USDG and takes the best output. Slippage is bounded by the minimum you set in the app.
The stock goes in as collateral on the deepest live market for that ticker. USDG comes out against it, priced by the Chainlink-backed Morpho oracle.
The borrowed USDG repays the flash loan before the callback returns. If the numbers do not close, the whole transaction reverts and your wallet is exactly as it was.
What the router can reach today
Every venue against its Chainlink feed, right now
Green trades above the feed, red below. Cells pulse when a venue sits more than 0.35% away, which is where two pool fees start to clear.
Atomic means it either happens or it does not. It does not mean safe
The full risk pageIssuer risk
Stock tokens are debt securities issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey). They track a share, they are not the share. If the issuer fails, the token does too.
Eligibility
Robinhood blocks US, UK, Canadian and Swiss persons from holding stock tokens. ATOMIC does not change who is allowed to hold what.
Oracle and liquidation
Morpho liquidates against a Chainlink-backed oracle. Tokens can drift from the official close over a weekend and reprice sharply when markets reopen.
Thin books
Some markets carry a few hundred thousand USDG. Slippage on a large leverage or rotation can be real, and the app shows you the quote before you sign.
Contract risk
ATOMIC composes Morpho and Uniswap, both audited. The router itself is new code and will be published, verified and audited before mainnet execution opens.
Single sequencer
Robinhood runs the only sequencer. A halt stops every transaction on the chain, including liquidations and your exits.