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Pick a sheaf, or tie your own from up to fifteen coins. Weights follow market cap and no coin goes above twenty percent.
Rules-built bundles of Robinhood Chain coins. Buy a whole sheaf in one transaction, checked by a contract that sends every coin straight to your wallet. Sell it back the same way.
Coins get in because their numbers qualify, never because someone picked them. Weighted by market cap, no arrow heavier than 20%.
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Pick a sheaf, or tie your own from up to fifteen coins. Weights follow market cap and no coin goes above twenty percent.
One signature. The amount, the fee ceiling and every coin's minimum sit inside the calldata, decoded on screen before you sign.
The router swaps each coin through KyberSwap, weighs what actually arrived and reverts everything if a single coin falls short.
Coins land in your own wallet in the same block. Leftover ETH comes straight back. Nothing stays with SHEAF.
Most basket sites hand your wallet calldata and ask you to trust it. SHEAF puts the rules in a contract, so a bad quote can only fail, never redirect your coins.
The fee can never exceed the ceiling in your signature, and the contract refuses anything above 1%.
Every coin's ETH plus the fee must equal exactly what you sent. Not a wei more.
Each coin is bought through the fixed aggregator and measured by balance, not by what the quote promised.
What arrived is sent to msg.sender. There is no recipient field to tamper with.
Leftover ETH returns to you and a Volley event records the buy on-chain.
The biggest coins on Pons, sized by market cap and colored by the last 24 hours. Re-sort it and watch every tile find its new place.
Pull the arrow back and let go. Gravity is real, the gold is small. Five arrows a round.