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Goldstein Group

The onchain investment firm.

Every fund is one token, backed by what it holds.

Index fundsPreview

Choose a basket. An agent runs it.

Operator · Ignatius AdeyemiModerate risk
gAIX

The eight companies leading AI.

  • NVIDIA logoNVDA15%
  • Microsoft logoMSFT13%
  • Alphabet logoGOOGL13%
  • Amazon logoAMZN13%
8 holdingsOpening soon
High risk
gHOOD

The top tokens on Robinhood Chain, in one token.

  • Pons logoPONS20%
  • Cash Cat logoCASHCAT20%
  • Artificial Inu logoAI20%
  • Ribbita logoTIBBIR7.31%
12 holdingsOpening soon
  • Published rules
  • Visible holdings
  • Decision ledger
The leverage deskOpening soon

Traders lever up. Savers get paid. Same building.

Savings
gUSDG

Deposit dollars. Earn interest.

No Seat neededDetails
Deposit fee
None
Withdrawal fee
None
Yield from
Interest the funds pay
Long
gETH3x

Three times ETH, held as real ETH.

Issued by a SeatDetails
Leverage
3×, held 2.5–3.5×
Borrows
USDG, gUSDG first
Supply
Mint-capped
Short
gETH3xShort

Three times against ETH.

Issued by a SeatDetails
Leverage
3×, held 2.5–3.5×
Borrows
ETH, gETH first
Supply
Mint-capped
  • No margin calls
  • No funding rate
  • Auto-rebalanced

Next on the deskNVIDIA logogNVDA3x, then a long and a short of every liquid token on Robinhood Chain.

How it balances

The house provides both sides.

The interest pays them both.

  • Dollar saversgUSDG

    gUSDG lends USDG to gETH3x, which pays interest back to gUSDG.

    Long ETHgETH3x
  • ETH saversgETH

    gETH lends ETH to gETH3xShort, which pays interest back to gETH.

    Short ETHgETH3xShort
86%

Where a loan would be liquidated.

Each fund borrows on its own Morpho market at 86% loan-to-value. At 3× it sits near 67%, and the keeper holds it between 2.5× and 3.5×.

95%

Where the keeper de-levers.

If withdrawals push the lending market past 95% utilisation, the keeper pays down debt until it is back at 90%.

2×

Where minting closes.

Below 2×, no new tokens, so the fund stays what it says.

The fine print

Rates, rebalancing, mint caps, exits and the loss reserve.Lending limits, rates, rebalancing, mint caps, exits and the loss reserve.6 rules3 limits · 6 rules
86%
Where a loan would be liquidated.Each fund borrows on its own Morpho market at 86% loan-to-value. At 3× it sits near 67%, and the keeper holds it between 2.5× and 3.5×.
95%
Where the keeper de-levers.If withdrawals push the lending market past 95% utilisation, the keeper pays down debt until it is back at 90%.
2×
Where minting closes.Below 2×, no new tokens, so the fund stays what it says.
  1. 01The borrow rate is Morpho’s adaptive curve: it rises as the market fills, which draws new deposits in.
  2. 02When a vault is fully lent, the funds borrow the rest from outside lending markets, so leverage never waits on deposits.
  3. 03A keeper rebalances every fund: it unwinds as leverage drifts up and re-borrows as it drifts down. No margin calls, no funding rate.
  4. 04Each leveraged fund has a hard mint cap, sized to its asset’s liquidity on Robinhood Chain.
  5. 05A withdrawal queue exists only when a run outpaces the keeper’s de-lever. A gUSDG/USDG pool offers an instant exit, at a discount, for anyone who will not wait.
  6. 06A slice of all interest builds a loss reserve against a price gap that outruns the unwind. Losses follow a published waterfall.
The collection

2,520 Seats. One firm.

Every Seat is an NFT and a desk at the firm. Its holder issues funds.

An example Seat at Partner: the gold vault
  • Fee share on its funds
  • Fee share in USDG
  • Rank up with $GLDSTN

Minting and rank staking are not live yet.

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