Chapter one · the market

Every trade pays someone.Now it can be you.

Hold the other side of the market in tokenized equities and collect a fee on every trade that passes through your band. Read on and you will build a position, set its band, and watch 30 days pass.

100 markets · tokenized equities on Robinhood Chain
Chapter two · what Valari is

An investment account for the side of the market that gets paid.

Two assets — a tokenized stock and dollars — held inside a price band you choose. Above the band you hold all dollars; below it, all stock.

Chapter three · how it works

Three steps, start to finish.

Find a market that pays, set the range you are comfortable with, then watch the fees land. Everything below is live — try it before you open anything.

01
Discover markets

Start where the trading already is.

Tokenized stocks you already know, trading all day. Each shows the rate its liquidity earned over the 30 days we measured to 10 September 2026, and what that would have been on $1,000. Pick one — the rest of the page follows your choice.

Market30-day priceRatePer $1k

Rate at ±10%, from the week to 13 September · before our 10% · backward-looking, not a forecast

02
Open a position

Two numbers, then it is open.

How much, and how wide. The panel beside each step prices the choice as you make it, against the month TSLA actually had. Nothing is committed here — the last step hands the same two numbers to the real position screen.

30-day fee flow in this market: $43K across 99,347 trades, at the pool’s 0.30% tier.

How much do you want behind the range?

Fees scale with what you put in. Half of it is held as TSLA, half as dollars — Valari does the swap when the position opens.

Or any amount$5,000
$500$100,000
TSLA · ±10% · measured rate
47.0%
fee APR over the last 30 days
Per day inside
$6.43
Days inside, that month
24 of 30
Yours, over the month
$138.94

Backward-looking, after our 10%, and not a forecast. Price movement and a changing mix of the two assets sit on top and can leave a position below a simple hold.

03
Collect fees

A fee on every day inside.

Drag through the month. Each mark is a day’s fee landing in the position. When the price crosses a bound it stops earning and waits — nothing is sold, and it resumes the moment the price comes back.

Inside the range — trading pays you
Outside — holds and waits, earning nothing
TSLA / USDG · ±10% · day 01/30Inside the range · earning
Collected
$5.79
Days inside
1 / 1
Valari, 10%
$0.64

Trading is passing through the range, so fees accrue every day. Valari takes 10% of them and nothing else.

Chapter four · the trade-off

A narrow range pays more, and ends sooner.

The width of your range is the only real decision you make. It sets both how much you earn on a day inside and how likely the price is to leave. Higher potential fees always come with a greater chance of leaving the range.

Wide
±20% · $293$439
24%
potential fee APR
Inside 30 of the last 30 days. Most room for price movement, least on each day.
$88.25 on $5,000, over that month
BalancedMost people start here
±10% · $329$403
47%
potential fee APR
Inside 24 of the last 30 days. Earns through ordinary weeks, pauses in a sharp move.
$138.94 on $5,000, over that month
Focused
±5% · $348$384
87%
potential fee APR
Inside 3 of the last 30 days. Most on each earning day, out of range most often.
$32.16 on $5,000, over that month

Potential fee APR · from the last 30 days of this market’s trading · after our 10% where a figure is in dollars · not a guaranteed return · excludes price movement

Chapter five · a real example

$10,000 in NVIDIA, balanced range.

You supply
$10,000
half NVDA, half dollars
Your range
±10%
$201 – $246
Fee APR, 30 days
28.3%
measured, not guaranteed
Fees, that month
$209.30
after our 10%, 30 days inside
While it stays inside

Roughly $7.17 a day, on the days trading passes through.

You keep 90% of the fees generated. Nothing else is charged — no management fee, and no share of any gain in the stock.

If it moves outside

Earning pauses. Your money is still yours, and still there.

The position holds what it holds and waits. Nothing is liquidated, nothing is lost to a margin call — there is no leverage here.

Then it is your decision
Wait

Let the market come back to your range. Costs nothing, earns nothing meanwhile.

Re-centre

Move the range around today’s price and start earning again. Costs a few dollars in swaps.

Close

Take the money out. Both sides come back to your wallet as they are held, in about a minute, withdrawable any time.

Chapter six · start here

Open your first position today.

011 minute
Sign up

An email address and Face ID. Your wallet is created for you in the background — nothing to set up, nothing to store.

02Minutes
Add money

Bank transfer, or stablecoin from a wallet you already use. It waits as dollars in your balance until you decide where to put it.

03Under a minute
Pick a market, set your range

Choose a company you know, drag the boundaries, watch the fee rate move with them. Confirm, and it starts earning.

Ready? Build your first position.

You can look around before adding a penny — all 100 markets, the live fee rates and the range builder are open the moment you sign up.

Open an accountNo lock-up · withdraw any time
Chapter seven · questions

The ones people actually ask.