Everyone knows about pons. Here are 6 underrated dApps on Robinhood you should pay attention to: 1. @PareStocks (PARE): A Pendle-style model for stocks. Pare splits a tokenized stock into two tokens. PT is the stock at a discount, no dividends. YT is every dividend it earns. Merge them back any time, free. Protocol revenue goes to deepening those markets and buying back and burning PARE. The team flags that early pools are thin, and the market cap only crossed $1M two weeks ago. Most experimental one on this list, and the one I'm least sure about. The mechanism is clever. What I haven't seen is demand for trading those separate exposures. Demand for the PARE ticker is a different thing. 2. @sherwoodagent (WOOD): AI-managed investment funds. Sherwood is building onchain funds where agents propose strategies, depositors can vote them down, and guardians check every transaction before it executes. WOOD is what guardians stake to do that job. Correct calls earn fees (capped at 5% guardian fee). Approving malicious calldata gets you slashed. No emissions, no mint after TGE. It's a ~$5.6M market cap, ~82% off its high, and the docs still describe testnet. Mainnet is the milestone. I'm not calling this adoption yet. 3. @fablesfi (PROLOGUE): The pre-launch DEX play. Fables is a ve(3,3) DEX on Uniswap v4 with fees tailored to the asset. Stock market hours for tokenized equities, volatility for crypto. It's live: $10M+ in deposits and ~$200M volume in week two. PROLOGUE converts to FABLES at TGE, reportedly 40:1 (1B PROLOGUE → 25M FABLES). It's trading around a $17M market cap. That conversion is the whole trade. Work out what 25M FABLES is worth at a realistic launch FDV, then decide if $17M is cheap. PROLOGUE's own chart tells you nothing. 4. @NetNetCap (NET): The treasury play. A reserve-backed token in the OlympusDAO v1 lineage, rebuilt without a policy committee. USDG treasury, bond sales, buybacks, all formulaic. It reports backing per token, so you can compare it to market price directly. Two things to know. There's a 5% fee on mapped AMM pairs (v4 and UniswapX dodge it, permanently). And staking pays zero at or below backing, full rate only at a 1.75x premium. Its tokenized stock holdings sit outside the reserves that count toward backing. ~$66M FDV, and it's already round tripped from ~$1,970 to ~$990. The question is whether backing can grow faster than the market prices in. "Reserve-backed" doesn't make something cheap. 5. @TheIndexFi (INDEX): Trading fees turned into stock payouts. Every INDEX trade takes a 3% fee in ETH, buys a basket of 18 tokenized stocks, and drops them into holders' wallets every 15 minutes. No staking, no claiming. Its Indices product routes fees the same way plus locked liquidity for INDEX. The numbers are small. ~$456K in fees over 30 days, ~$291K to holders (per DefiLlama), against a market cap in the $30M+ range. So the yield is real but it's not the reason to own it. The bet is that the fee-to-stock mechanic pulls more volume. Judge the payouts against what you paid for INDEX, and whether the trading funding them lasts. 6. @shroom_network (SHROOM): Stock-token liquidity with a burn mechanism. SHROOM owns 48 pools (and counting) pairing itself against stock tokens like NVDA, MSFT, and MU. It earns fees on all of it, including the price gaps between the token and the real stock when markets are closed. V2 changed the flywheel. Stock token fees route back into their pools for depth. SHROOM fees now get burned, 13.6M so far. ~$16M market cap, down from a $40M+ high right after launch. I want to see recurring burns from real pool volume, not a burst around the announcement. 7. @ponsdotfamily (PONS): The buyback play. Gonna talk about Pons here since they're the biggest thing on Robinhood and going through a dip now. ~$108M in fees over the last 30 days, ~$20M of that protocol revenue (per DefiLlama). Peak day was $5.95M, more than Pump fun did that day. 80% of protocol revenue buys back and burns PONS. That's the protocol's 30% cut of the 1% trade fee, not 80% of everything traders pay. ~29% of supply is already gone. Market cap sits around $420M, down ~38% from the Sept 5 top. Still my fav of the seven. It's exposure to launchpad activity without picking the next memecoin. These are research leads, not recs to buy. Anything on Robinhoodyou're bullish on that isn't here? Lemme know, gonna make a v2 in a few weeks.(Edgy - The DeFi Edge 🗡️)