Stocks, on a plan.
Build a portfolio of tokenized stocks, test it on real on-chain prices, and let an agent keep it on course. Nothing trades until you sign.
35 stock tokens.
One price you can check.
Prices come from Chainlink feeds on Robinhood Chain. Token addresses come from Robinhood's own registry.
Three ways in. One engine underneath.
Discover
Start from a plan someone wrote down.
Every public strategy shows its weights, its rules, its backtest next to the S&P 500, and its paper record once it has one.
Browse strategiesStudio
Set the rules. Test them. Then decide.
Pick tokens and weights, a monthly or weekly amount, a rebalance band. The backtest charges a fee and slippage on every trade and never looks ahead.
Open StudioAgent
Say the goal. Get a plan you can read.
The agent turns a sentence into settings. Picking tokens, weighting them and checking limits is plain arithmetic you can see, not a guess.
Meet the agent$1,000 in AI chips, no more than 20% in one name, add $100 a month.
- budget
- $1,000
- focus
- chips, ai
- position cap
- 20%
- recurring
- $100 every month
- then
- research → weights → policy check → backtest
How a request becomes settings. The plan itself is built from live data when you ask.
Three kinds of numbers.
Never mixed.
Replayed on daily Chainlink closes, with a fee and slippage charged on every trade.
Runs forward from the next market close with simulated money. Never backfilled.
Only orders you signed yourself, counted once the transaction is confirmed on-chain.
Clean on-chain history starts on 23 June 2026, so that is day one of every backtest here: … real trading days so far. Short, but every close is a Chainlink round you can look up.
Agents propose.
Code checks. You sign.
The agent drafts
It reads your goal, ranks eligible tokens on published statistics and writes a plan with every number shown.
The policy engine checks
- Permitted assets only
- Position and sector limits
- Total budget and order size
- Slippage threshold
- Fill price vs Chainlink
- Market session
You decide
Each order shows its price impact and its gap to Chainlink before your wallet opens. Cancel any time.
No keys, ever. The agent cannot touch your wallet, and CheekCache never asks for a seed phrase.
Five ways to start.
Questions.
What is CheekCache?
Software for building, testing and running portfolios of tokenized US stocks and ETFs on Robinhood Chain. You can browse strategies, build your own in Studio, or ask the agent to draft one, then paper trade it or sign the orders yourself.
Do I need a wallet to look around?
No. Markets, strategies, backtests and Studio work without one. You connect a wallet to save a strategy, start a paper run, talk to the agent or place orders. Connecting is a signed message, not a transaction.
Can the agent trade without me?
No. The agent only drafts a plan. Every order passes the policy engine and then waits for your signature in your own wallet. There is no setting that changes this.
Where do the prices come from?
From the Chainlink price feed of each token on Robinhood Chain. A daily close is the last feed update at or before 4pm New York time. The methodology page explains every step.
Why does history start in June 2026?
That is when these feeds began publishing on Robinhood Chain. We only use prices that are on-chain, so backtests start there too. Longer history would mean mixing in a different source, and we would label it if we ever did.
Is there a CheekCache token?
Not yet. $CHEEK has not launched, and you will never need it to use CheekCache. When it exists, its contract address will be on the $CHEEK page and nowhere else first.
Yes. $CHEEK is live on Robinhood Chain, and you never need it to use CheekCache. Its only contract address is on the $CHEEK page.
The $CHEEK page has the current status. You never need a token to use CheekCache.