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# The Bottom Line

The simplest expression of SHAKESTOCK: shake, earn points, claim stock, and own the resulting on-chain asset.

SHAKESTOCK is simple.

```
Shake
  ↓
Earn Shake Coins
  ↓
Claim Stock
  ↓
Own the Token
```

Shaking earns Shake Coins inside the Telegram Mini App. Those off-chain points are used to claim stock rewards. Each claimed reward is an ERC-20 token on Robinhood Chain.

{% hint style="success" %}
**Shake your phone. Earn points. Swap them for stock.**
{% endhint %}

#### A familiar action

Shake the phone. The interaction starts where people already are.

#### A simple reward loop

Shake Coins create straightforward progression inside the Mini App.

#### An on-chain outcome

The final claim reaches Robinhood Chain. The resulting stock token exists in the user's wallet.

| SHAKESTOCK         | Shake Coins         |
| ------------------ | ------------------- |
| Real token         | Points              |
| On Robinhood Chain | Inside the Mini App |
| Tradeable          | Not tradeable       |
| Held in wallet     | Used to claim stock |

**Don't mix them up.**

SHAKESTOCK is the token. Shake Coins are the points earned from shaking.

**TSLA · NVDA · AAPL · AMZN · SPY · QQQ**

The initial experience connects six recognizable stock and ETF assets to the shake-to-earn loop. More stocks are planned over time.

```
Telegram
  →
Robinhood Chain
  →
User Wallet
```

Telegram is where the interaction happens. Robinhood Chain is where the on-chain asset exists. The wallet is where the user holds the resulting token.

**Shake. Earn. Own.**

SHAKESTOCK combines a familiar mobile interaction with an on-chain stock-reward experience, keeping the user journey simple while making the final asset verifiable and wallet-held.

{% hint style="success" %}
**Simple interaction. On-chain outcome.**
{% endhint %}


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