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DEED

DEED

Yield-bearing real estate ETF on Robinhood Chain

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About DEED

DEED (Deed Estate) is a DeFi protocol on Robinhood Chain that pools the net rental cash flow of an apartment portfolio via an ERC-4626 vault. Users deposit the stablecoin USDG to receive the share token vDEED, and the protocol collects and distributes the underlying real-estate rental income on a cycle. Each month it publishes a report titled 'The Roll' and writes its hash on-chain as a public proof of income distribution and portfolio state.

It must be distinguished from a same-named scam DEED that appeared on September 21, 2026; that entity is not operated by deed.estate and differs in domain and contract. Deed Estate runs at deed.estate, using a real-estate rent pool and on-chain report hashes as its product core, and is an RWA / real-estate yield vault on Robinhood Chain with no relation to the scam.

Updated: Oct 30, 2026

Setback: DEED opened on Pons, Robinhood Chain's launch platform, on September 21, with market cap briefly hitting $4.23 million; on September 23 on-chain monitors found about 110 linked wallets controlling 86% of supply pulling roughly $700,000, while the creator claimed 68.5 ETH (about $188,900) in creator fees, leaving market cap near $55,000, down about 98.7% from the peak.

Context: Analyst Wazz traced the same group behind 53 token launches between July 10 and September 21 that exploited a Pons V2 whitelist loophole to extract about $18.43 million, with DEED's opening funds coming from a prior token called DRAFT.

Updated: Oct 30, 2026

Pitched as an onchain rental-income vault, DEED collapsed the moment it opened on Robinhood Chain on September 21, 2026: 86% of supply went to 98 addresses in the first second, and within about 12 hours the market cap fell from a peak near $3 million to almost zero, a 99% drawdown, with roughly 229 ETH, or about $630,000, extracted. Analyst Wazz traced the same funding through 53 token launches on Pons V2 since July 10 that produced about $18.43 million in proceeds; DEED was simply the latest run of that pipeline.

Updated: Oct 30, 2026