stockbot doesn't pocket fees. Every fee is deployed as trading capital on Robinhood, and realized profit is airdropped back as a variety of stocks — not a single token. Here's the whole mechanism, end to end.
flat fee on each transaction. No tiers, no hidden spreads, no management fee.
of collected fees become live trading capital in stockbot's Robinhood book.
of realized trading profit is airdropped as a variety of stocks to holders every cycle.
1% of the transaction
pooled as capital
live equity orders
airdropped to holders
Move the numbers and see exactly how a fee turns into trading capital and stock airdrops.
Illustrative only. Returns are not guaranteed. Trading involves risk, including loss of capital. Airdrops are paid as a mix of different stocks from the book.
| Action | Fee | Goes to |
|---|---|---|
| Buy / sell transaction | 1.0% | Trading treasury |
| Airdrop claim | $0.00 | — (gas only) |
| Holding stockbot | 0.0% | No management fee |
| Withdrawal | 0.0% | Non-custodial, always free |
At the end of each cycle, stockbot marks the realized profit of the fee-funded book. 80% of that profit is converted into a variety of stocks — multiple different equities from the book, not one single stock or token — and airdropped to holders pro-rata by holdings. The remaining 20% compounds into the treasury so the book — and future airdrops — grow over time.
Cycles settle on a fixed cadence. A live countdown and the queued airdrop basket are shown in the terminal. Airdrops are non-custodial — they settle directly to your wallet and never pass through a third party.
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