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Introduction
What HoodFold is, and the one-minute version of how it works.
HoodFold is the yield layer for tokenized stocks. You deposit a stablecoin or a supported tokenized equity into an automated strategy called a HoodFold. The HoodFold keeps a defined amount of stock exposure and layers extra return around it: stablecoin lending yield, on-chain trading fees, stock-lending yield where a market exists, and automatic compounding.
The goal is not the highest headline APY. It is the best risk-adjusted additional yield around tokenized-stock exposure — and a transparent account of where every basis point came from.
The one-minute version
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Pick a stock
Choose a tokenized equity that has a HoodFold — NVDA, SPY, QQQ and more.
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Deposit once
Drop USDG (or another supported asset) into the HoodFold.
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HoodFold runs the strategy
It builds the allocation, routes idle capital to lending, provides liquidity, and compounds.
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You keep stock exposure
A defined share of the position stays exposed to the underlying equity.
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Compare against holding
HoodFold vs Hold shows whether the strategy beat simply holding the stock. The gap is HoodFold Alpha, and it can be negative.
HoodFold is not another exchange and not a generic yield farm. It is infrastructure that sits around tokenized-stock exposure. It has real risks and does not guarantee outperformance.