The $STOCK market is

 

The market shuts. So does the token. $STOCK keeps New York trading hours on chain: off hours, every transfer reverts.

The book

Trades when the US stock market trades. A honeypot after the bell.

You can only trade $STOCK while the US stock market is open. That is the whole token. From closing bell to opening bell every transfer reverts: nobody in, nobody out, us included.

Exchange holidays are not observed: the token keeps plain weekday hours, holiday or not.

Opening bell
unlocks tradingnext
Closing bell
locks every transfernext
WeekendNo bells Saturday or Sunday
locked from Friday close to Monday open
trading hours a day
closed the rest of the day

Off hours, your order
bounces off the door.

The clock lives inside the transfer function. A trade sent while the market is shut does not queue and does not partially fill. It reverts, and the revert tells you when the door opens.

The bell is a real event. The first trade of each session emits OpeningBell on chain. Anyone can listen for it, nobody can ring it early.

No pause, no tax, no blacklist, no mint, no upgrades. The hours are hardcoded. There is no owner function that changes them.

There is no escape hatch. The contract has no owner and no admin function of any kind: not even the deployer can switch the hours off, reopen the market early or keep it shut. The clock is the whole contract.

The contract.

Contract address · Robinhood Chain
Not deployed yet.

Same name, different address: a clone, not us. This page is the only source of truth for the address.

Questions, answered.

What is $STOCK?

An ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain that keeps US stock market hours. While the market is open it trades like any token. The moment it closes, every transfer reverts until the next open.

What are the exact trading hours?

Monday to Friday, 09:30 to 16:00 New York time. Every countdown on this site also shows it converted to your own clock.

I am not in New York. When can I trade in my timezone?

The contract keeps New York time, so your window shifts with your offset. During US summer: London 14:30 to 21:00, Frankfurt 15:30 to 22:00, Dubai 17:30 to 00:00, Singapore 21:30 to 04:30, Tokyo 22:30 to 05:00, Sydney 23:30 to 06:00. In US winter, add one hour to each. The homepage always shows the next open and close in your local time, so no math is ever needed.

What happens if I buy or sell while the market is closed?

Nothing happens. Your money comes back and only the gas is spent. The contract reverts with MarketClosed and the timestamp of the next open, but note that a swap goes through Uniswap first, so your wallet may show its generic message instead: TF or STF, or just "transaction failed". Nothing left your wallet.

Does daylight saving change anything?

Not in New York terms: the open is always 09:30 ET, year round, and the contract computes the US clock change on chain. What shifts is your local window, by one hour, if your country changes clocks on different dates than the US.

What about weekends?

Fully shut, Friday 16:00 ET to Monday 09:30 ET. That is 65 and a half hours where nobody can buy, sell or move a single token.

What about US market holidays?

Not observed, on purpose. An unchangeable contract with a hardcoded holiday calendar breaks the first time the calendar changes, so $STOCK keeps plain weekday hours, holiday or not.

Can the team pause it, tax it or change the hours?

No. There is no pause, no tax, no blacklist, no mint, no upgrades, no owner and no admin function of any kind. The deployed contract exposes only the ERC-20 functions and the clock, so the hours cannot be changed, suspended or ended by anyone, including us.

Where do I get the contract address?

Only from this website. The ticker is easy to copy; the address is not. Same name with a different address is a clone.

What is the OpeningBell event?

The first trade of each session emits OpeningBell on chain. Anyone can listen for it; nobody can ring it early.