Longbow
BOWCredit layer lending protocol on Robinhood Chain
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| 1.23% | 10.18% | 19.59% | 12.62% | 48.54% | -- |
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About Longbow
Longbow is the credit layer on Robinhood Chain where users borrow USDG stablecoins against tokenized equities and real-world assets, with rates set by utilization, collateral priced through oracles, liquidation triggered automatically at set ratios, and flash loans and fixed-rate products on top.
It targets tokenized assets that can be held but not financed, where listed stock tokens trade around the clock yet have no lending channel and holders must sell to raise cash. Accepting RWA collateral improves capital efficiency. It launched on August 11, 2026 and added Morpho-based fixed-rate credit on September 27. The risk is collateral quality: tokenized equities have weaker closed-hours pricing and shallower depth than crypto, and a single-chain, single-stablecoin structure amplifies local failures.
Listing and token mechanics: Ourbit's Innovation Zone opened BOW/USDT trading on August 27, with the contract deployed on Robinhood Chain. Longbow is that chain's credit layer, built on Morpho Blue, letting users borrow USDG against tokenized stocks, RWAs and crypto with each market isolated. Trading fees route into the vault and reach holders through buybacks, burns and staking.
Gaps: Two months after listing, no buyback amounts, protocol revenue or unlock schedule have been disclosed, and circulating market cap and TVL figures are missing, leaving price driven mainly by Robinhood Chain ecosystem hype.
Longbow launched fixed-rate credit on September 27, 2026, built on Morpho Midnight, letting users borrow USDG against tokenized equities, US Treasuries and ETH across six markets, with rates and terms locked at origination and unchanged at maturity, running alongside its existing variable-rate markets. In August it added a tokenized GameStop ($GME) collateral market (62.5% LTV cap); in September it partnered with Unifold, a Robinhood Chain launch partner, and with structured-notes platform Note Systems to bring autocallable barrier notes onto the credit layer as collateral.
Future strategy and roadmap: Going forward, Longbow plans to keep expanding its collateral universe beyond tokenized equities, RWAs and crypto into structured notes and other novel on-chain assets, while deepening on-chain voting and governance integration so that voting rights travel with stock positions posted as collateral, building a multi-asset credit layer.
Based on available public information, the only confirmed co-founder of Longbow is Eric Conner. He is known for his background in the Ethereum ecosystem, having previously co-founded EthHub and contributed to Ethereum research. At Longbow, he is leading the development of the Robinhood Chain-native lending protocol, focusing on Morpho Blue-based isolated markets, oracle layers, and risk frameworks. His LinkedIn and Twitter profiles are publicly accessible. No other founders or current core executives could be independently verified from the provided references.