Thematica

Buy the theme,
not one ticker.

You think AI chips will keep running, but you don't know which chip. Thematica bundles the Robinhood Stock Tokens behind each idea, shows how the idea did against the S&P 500, and buys the whole basket in one transaction.

S&P 500 ETF –
Reading a year of closes for 27 stocks…

What's inside a theme

Equal weight, so no single name runs the basket. See which members carried it and which held it back.

One idea, one transaction

No index token, no fund, no custody. The stocks land in your wallet.

Pick the idea

Eight themes, or your own basket of up to eight Stock Tokens with any weights.

Set the amount

Say 300 USDG. Each member gets its share, quoted through its own Uniswap pool.

Buy in one go

One approval and one router call. Every leg has a minimum set from Chainlink, so if one pool is off the whole buy reverts.

The fine print

What the numbers are and what the buy does.

ReturnsEqual-weight average of the members' price moves over 1 week, 1, 3, 6 and 12 months of sessions, from daily closes, with today's leg at the live Chainlink price.
BenchmarkThe SPY Stock Token over the same window, measured the same way.
BuyingSwapRouter02 multicall, one exactInput per member, each with a minimum out from Chainlink (0.5%, 1% or 2%). Stocks go straight to your wallet.
RebalancingNone. You own the stocks; sell or top up whenever you like.
CostThe pools' fees and gas. Thematica takes nothing on a buy.

Questions

Is this an ETF?

No. Nothing is pooled. You buy each Stock Token yourself, in one transaction, and hold them in your wallet.

Why equal weight?

A theme is a bet on the idea. Equal weight keeps one giant from being the whole bet. Your own basket can use any weights.

Can I buy just part of a theme?

Yes. Build your own and drop the names you don't want.

What if a pool is off?

The buy reverts and nothing is spent. Try a wider limit, a smaller amount, or later.

Who picks the themes?

They are fixed lists from the 27 Stock Tokens on Robinhood Chain, written out in the docs.

Is past performance a forecast?

No. The table shows what happened. It is not advice.

Have an idea?
Buy all of it.