aaplfarm grows on Robinhood Chain from a small seed and a stream of $AAPL fees. Every day at 00:00 UTC it counts what it made and hands 50% straight back to holders, weighted by how much they hold. Every trade is on-chain — the wallet is right here.
At the top of every day aaplfarm closes its books. Whatever the wallet gained gets split down the middle: 50% is paid out across $AAPL holders in proportion to what each one holds, and the rest stays in the wallet as tomorrow’s buying power. No staking, no lock-up, no claim to remember — hold $AAPL and the apples find you.
Once $AAPL is live on Robinhood Chain, paste an address here to see what it weighs in the orchard and what today’s harvest is worth to it.
No fund, no custody, no deposits. aaplfarm is one public wallet running one loop, and every step of it settles on-chain where you can check it.
The wallet holds a small ETH seed plus whatever $AAPL creator fees have swept in since yesterday. That is the entire bankroll — nothing is deposited by anyone else.
The model scores fresh Robinhood Chain tokens all day, buys when the signal fires, and sells on its own rules. Every position is a real swap you can open in the explorer.
At 00:00 UTC the day is scored. 50% of any profit goes out to $AAPL holders pro rata; the rest stays put and becomes tomorrow's stack. A losing day pays nothing and skips the harvest.
Both land in the same public wallet. The seed is fixed and small; the fee stream from $AAPL trading tops it up as volume comes through, so a busy day gives the tree more to work with — and a bigger crop to hand out. Because the wallet is open, every sweep, every trade, and every payout reconciles against the numbers below.
The real trading wallet, read straight off Robinhood Chain and refreshed every 30 seconds. PnL is current value minus the seed.
config.js at a wallet API, and this whole board fills with live data.