RobinLend brings stock-backed lending onchain. Borrow against tokenized stocks without selling your positions. Built on @RobinhoodApp

this is exactly why we’re building @robinlend. as tokenized equities become programmable on Arbitrum, users need better ways to access liquidity without selling their positions. deposit tokenized stocks as collateral, borrow against them, and stay exposed to the upside.

! @robinlend is currently live on the Robinhood L2 Chain Testnet. I’d appreciate it if you could test the platform and share your feedback. RobinLend allows users to deposit tokenized stocks as collateral and borrow stablecoins without selling their positions. How to get started: 1. Connect your wallet: robin-lend.vercel.app/ 2. Claim faucet: faucet.testnet.chain.robinho… 3. Come back to RobinLend and register your wallet onchain(our KYC system) 4. Deposit a supported tokenized stock (e.g. TSLA, AMZN) 3. Choose the amount of USDC you want to borrow 4. Confirm the transaction 5. Receive USDC while keeping your stock exposure Why use RobinLend? → Access liquidity without selling your assets → Stay exposed to potential upside → Transparent onchain borrowing → Built for the future of tokenized equities We’re still early and actively improving the product. Test the platform, explore the lending flow, and share your feedback with us. Built on @RobinhoodApp cc @arbitrum @blockbyvlog

ROBINLEND is live on @HackQuest_ We’re building a new way to unlock liquidity from tokenized stocks. Deposit tokenized assets, borrow stablecoins, and keep your market exposure, all onchain through @RobinhoodApp Check it out: hackquest.io/projects/Robinl…

just tested RobinLend and the flow was surprisingly straightforward. deposit a tokenized asset, borrow against it, and keep your exposure without selling. still early, but it’s one of those products where the use case clicks immediately once you try it. @RobinhoodApp