See what they hold.
Own it in one move.
Every tokenized stock on Robinhood Chain sits in a public wallet. Wake shows you what any wallet holds, and copies that portfolio into yours in a single Uniswap transaction, at whatever size you choose.
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- No contract of ours
- One transaction, all or nothing
- Checked against Robinhood's prices
- No contract of ours, nothing to deposit
- 42 stocks you can copy
- Up to 12 positions in one transaction
- Your wallet, your keys, your shares
Find a wallet. Pick a size. Sign once.
A portfolio on Robinhood Chain is just balances in a public wallet. Wake reads them, turns them into weights, and hands your wallet one transaction that buys the same mix.
Find a wallet
Pick one from the board of this week's biggest buyers, or paste any address: a friend's, a fund's, your own other wallet.
See what it holds
Every stock, its value and its share of the portfolio, read live from the chain. Positions under 0.5% are left out and the rest scaled up to 100%.
Choose how
Add dollars in their proportions and keep what you hold, or mirror: sell what they don't own and match their weights exactly.
One transaction
Every trade goes into one call to Uniswap's own router, each with its own minimum. If any trade would fill worse, the whole thing is undone.
Portfolios worth a look
The largest stock portfolios among the 5,650 wallets that bought on Uniswap in the last 7 days. Ordinary wallets only: pools, routers and bots are left out.
Nothing to trust but Uniswap
Wake is a page, not a fund. Your dollars never leave your wallet except inside the trade you sign.
No contract of ours
There is nothing to deposit into and nothing we could pause or drain. The only contract you call is Uniswap's SwapRouter02, already live on Robinhood Chain.
All or nothing
Every trade of a copy sits in one multicall. If one of them would fill below its minimum, or the ten-minute deadline passes, the router reverts and nothing moves.
Held to Robinhood's price
Before you sign, every trade is priced against Robinhood's own feed for that stock. One that would fill more than 3% worse is left out and named.
Exact approvals
The router is approved for exactly the dollars (or shares) this copy spends, never an unlimited amount, so nothing is left standing after the trade.
Tested on the live chain
The code that builds your transaction is run against Robinhood Chain's real pools, and a set of deliberately broken copies of it must all be caught. The results.
Nobody is told
Wake reads public balances; it sends nothing to the wallet you copy and keeps no list of who copied whom. Your follow list lives in your browser only.
Good to know
Does Wake keep copying after I buy?
No. A copy is one transaction, when you choose. The Following page shows how far your portfolio has drifted from each wallet you follow, and one more transaction puts you back in step.
What does it cost?
Wake charges nothing. You pay each Uniswap pool's own fee (0.05% to 1% depending on the stock) and the price impact of your size, both shown before you sign, plus gas in ETH, which on Robinhood Chain is a fraction of a cent.
What do I need?
A wallet on Robinhood Chain (MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet…), USDG to buy with, and a little ETH for gas. Wake adds the network to your wallet if it isn't there.
What is "mirror"?
Mirror makes your whole stock portfolio match theirs: it sells the stocks they don't hold, trims or tops up the ones they do, and can add dollars on top. Sales come first in the same transaction, so their dollars pay for the buys.
Where does the board come from?
From the chain. Every time a Uniswap pool pays a stock token out to a wallet it leaves a Transfer log. Wake read every one of them from the last week, then each buyer's balances, and kept ordinary wallets (no contract code) that hold at least $250 of stocks. It is refreshed when the site is rebuilt; the values you see are re-read live.
Is copying a big wallet a good idea?
Maybe, maybe not. A wallet's holdings tell you what it owns, not why, for how long, or what else it owns elsewhere. Wake is a tool, not advice: size a copy as you would any other trade.
Is it audited?
Wake deploys no contract, so there is nothing of ours to audit: your transaction calls Uniswap's router, which is audited and has run on many chains. The page that builds the transaction is open, and tested against the live chain.