Bracket

Set the exit and the floor. Walk away.

One order on your Stock Token: sell everything at the take-profit or at the stop-loss, whichever Chainlink reaches first. The other side is cancelled with it.

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Take profit
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Stop loss
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Every listed Stock Token

Live Chainlink prices on Robinhood Chain with the 24h change. Any of them can carry a bracket.

One order, two exits

1

Park the position

Pick a Stock Token you hold and how much of it. The book keeps it until an exit runs or you take it back.

2

Set both sides

A take-profit above today's price, a stop-loss below it, or just one of them. Move either any time.

3

First touch wins

When Chainlink reaches either price, the whole position sells to USDG on Uniswap and lands in your wallet. The other side is gone.

Questions

Why not two separate orders?

Two orders lock the same shares twice, and when one fills the other is left hanging. A bracket holds the position once and closes it once.

Who holds the stock until then?

The Bracket book contract. Its owner has no function that moves parked tokens; only you can cancel and take them back.

How close to my price does it sell?

The sale must fill within 3% of the Chainlink price, or it waits and is tried again. A stop fires into a falling market, so it gets a little more room than a limit order.

What does it cost?

The Uniswap pool fee, 0.10 USDG to whoever runs the exit (the gas) and 0.1% of the proceeds. Opening a bracket carries 0.0001 ETH for the keeper.

Weekends and gaps?

Stock feeds stop between sessions. A Monday gap past your stop sells at the first Chainlink price after it, not at the stop price.

Audited?

No. Tested on a fork of Robinhood Chain: a bracket on each of the 27 listed assets exited on the side Chainlink crossed. Unaudited software.

Profit has a price. So does the floor.

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