What Tina is
Tina launches coins on Robinhood Chain with one change to the usual arrangement: the fee a coin earns from its own trading does not go to whoever launched it. It goes to a basket attached to the coin, the basket buys tokenized equities, and anyone holding the coin can burn it to take their share.
A coin stops being purely a bet on the next buyer and starts carrying something countable: a balance of real equity tokens at an address you can read.
What exists today
This site, and nothing else. No factory, no curve, no basket and no token. Every address here reads SOON, every list is empty, and none of the design has been audited.
When the contracts are deployed the address arrives through one endpoint and every page picks it up without being rebuilt. Until then the pages describe, and refuse to display a number they cannot read.
What Tina is not
- It is not a company. There is no entity, no funding round and no investors behind it.
- It is not a yield product. A basket grows only while people trade the coin, and a coin nobody trades buys nothing.
- It is not advice. The equities carry their own risk and the coin carries its own.
- It is not audited and not battle-tested. Being described carefully is not the same as being proven.
How to check it
The docs spell out the mechanic and the parameters, resources collects the links, and the changelog records what has actually happened, with dates. Where a figure is missing, it is missing because it cannot be read yet.