We hold the remote.The choice is yours.
Full LP fees: 3.33%. Of that, 0.33% is split three ways at 0.11% each - the original deployer, the original launchpad (Sentry), and the new pool deployer.

Two firsts, both checkable
Every trade sends 1% of volume, in real NFLX, to the CHILL contract, split pro-rata across holders. The hook doing that today is Sentry's, on the original pool, and it had never been used anywhere on Robinhood Chain before CHILL launched - which is what makes the first checkable. Our own pool runs a different implementation with its own split; the 1% to holders is the part that does not change.
Robinhood's tokenized Netflix stock had only ever traded against a stablecoin or ETH - the pairs the stock itself needs. CHILL is the first project token ever put on the other side of it.
What we don't claim: CHILL is not the first token paired with a tokenized stock - AAPL, NVDA, TSLA and others had pairs a week earlier. What was new on 19 July is paying that stock through to holders, and pairing against NFLX at all. The full evidence, including everything that argues against us, is on the proof page.
How it pays
Every swap takes 1% of the trade in NFLX - not in CHILL, in the actual tokenized Netflix stock - and pays it to holders.
It lands in the CHILL contract and is split across every holder by balance.
Your NFLX sits there until you take it. It cannot be clawed back, and nobody can spend it but you.
checking… · all three are one snapshot of the NFLX transfer log, taken at block - and refreshed every five minutes, so paid minus claimed equals unclaimed exactly - -. The figure at the top of the page is polled live and will run slightly ahead of this one. Dollar figures apply today's NFLX price to the NFLX totals, not the price on the day each payment landed.
The Yield Treasury
1% of every trade goes to the Yield Treasury, taken and held in NFLX. It sits there as a working balance, growing with every swap and waiting to be put to work. First port of call: Quotron and Chill.
Every swap takes 1% for the Yield Treasury, in NFLX. Buys and sells alike, no exceptions and no discretion.
The NFLX lands in the treasury and stays there, accumulating as a working balance ready to be deployed into yield-generating positions.
Yield earned on those positions comes back to holders as NFLX. More control, more coming in, and Netflix quietly covering your subscription.
The Yield Treasury ships with the new contract. Until it is deployed these read zero, and they will read straight from the chain the moment it exists.
The NFLX Treasury
1% of every trade goes to the NFLX Treasury and buys Netflix. The position only grows, it is held outright, and it is visible to anyone who cares to look. A stake that gets harder to ignore with every swap.
Every swap takes 1% for the NFLX Treasury, in NFLX. The same 1%, every trade, in both directions.
The NFLX lands in the treasury and stays. Retail's stake in Netflix goes one way, held in the open where it can be counted rather than claimed.
As the position grows we will put it to work through lending and staking routes for NFLX. Every one of those decisions is made with the community, never over its head.
First on our watchlistBecome the majority on this chain. Make the market makers give us more NFLX.
Share of every NFLX on Robinhood Chain
-of - NFLX in existence on this chain
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Measured against every NFLX that exists on Robinhood Chain, because that is the pool we can actually take. - in real terms - Netflix has - shares outstanding, so the whole tokenised supply on this chain is a rounding error against the company. The number that means something is what share of it retail holds, and that one is winnable.
The mission
GameStop proved retail can move together. Every single trade, more $NFLX moves into holders' hands whether anyone is watching or not. One goal: become the majority. Make them unable to look away, binge watching our chart.
Season 1 · The Stock Takeover
1% On the radar42m
The bloc shows up on institutional screens. Analysts start asking who is buying.
5% The 13D48m
Cross 5% and the SEC gives you five business days to file a Schedule 13D - who you are, how you paid for it, and what you intend to do with the stake. Retail stops being a rumour and becomes a public document.
8% Largest shareholder51m
Past Vanguard and BlackRock. The single biggest holder of Netflix is a group chat.
15% Board seat territory55m
An activist-sized stake. Real weight in proxy votes, and a seat worth arguing over.
25% Blocking stake63m
Enough to block a supermajority. Nothing large happens without the couch signing off.
51% Majority. Roll credits.71m
Mathematical control. Retail owns Netflix, and the remote belongs to us.
Those are percentages of Netflix the company - the long arc, and deliberately far off. The bar above measures the nearer target: the share of every NFLX that exists on Robinhood Chain. Same direction, one reachable this year.
They said retail was dumb money. Then retail broke the shorts, bought the dip, and never logged off.
Now we are not just watching Netflix. We are buying it, one reflection at a time.
The numbers
Live on chain today. Both pools below are real and both pay holders. Every address is a link, so none of this has to be taken on trust.
The new contract
Three equal slices do the work - the three the headline describes - and the remainder is split between the people who built it.
Claimable, not automatic. Every trade - buy or sell - adds your pro-rata share of $NFLX to the contract with your name on it. It sits there until you claim it. No staking, no lockup, no window to miss.
Held in NFLX and put to work. First stop, Quotron and Chill.
Accumulates $NFLX.
We hold the remote.
And our grip is about to get tighter. Squeeze.
The original contract
$CHILL launched on Sentry, and that pool has not gone anywhere. It runs a different hook with a different split, so the numbers are not the same - but the part that matters is: 1% of every trade pays holders in $NFLX whichever pool you use. Two front doors, same dividend.
Of that 1.25%: 1.00% to holders, 0.175% to the creator, 0.075% to Sentry. The LP fee on the Sentry pool itself is zero - the hook takes the whole fee, in NFLX.
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Sentry hook0x9Ee578FbFc98C108dFd2e680EbcDb916A373F0cC
Uniswap v4 PoolManager0x8366a39CC670B4001A1121B8F6A443A643e40951
Original pool0x1431c115bd89cab1c78e0df9c97de9433a39f4f3a9e3be60a68a406e06d8b6d6
Not affiliated with Netflix. $CHILL is a community token on Robinhood Chain. It is not issued, endorsed, sponsored or approved by Netflix, Inc., by Robinhood Markets, Inc., or by any of their subsidiaries. "Netflix" and "NFLX" are used to identify a publicly traded security and its tokenised representation on this chain, and for no other purpose. Holding $CHILL gives you no equity in, claim on, or relationship with Netflix, Inc.
$NFLX here means the tokenised Netflix stock issued on Robinhood Chain by a third party. We do not issue it, custody it, or control whether it can be redeemed. Its value, its transferability and its continued existence are outside our hands.
Nothing on this site is financial, investment, tax or legal advice, an offer to sell, or a solicitation to buy anything. Dividends described here are a mechanical consequence of trading activity and are neither promised nor guaranteed - no trades means no dividends. Smart contracts can contain faults, and a fault can cost you everything you put in. Figures update from the chain and can be wrong, stale, or unavailable. Do your own research, and never commit money you cannot afford to lose entirely.