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# RWA & Prediction

Source-defined RWA stock tokens and RAKE's YES/NO prediction market model.

## RWA stock tokens and prediction markets

RAKE extends standard token actions into two related areas on Robinhood Chain:

1. Stock tokens with stock-linked price exposure.
2. YES/NO prediction markets that reference those stock tokens.

Stock tokens provide an onchain representation. Prediction markets use those references to define an outcome. They are related systems, but they serve different purposes.

| Area               | What it provides                                             |
| ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
| RWA stock tokens   | Price-tracked stock-token representations usable within RAKE |
| Prediction markets | YES/NO tokens around a defined stock-token outcome           |

### Stock-token scope

RAKE supports the following stock-token set:

| Symbol | Asset reference |
| ------ | --------------- |
| NVDA   | NVIDIA          |
| GME    | GameStop        |
| AAPL   | Apple           |
| TSLA   | Tesla           |
| SPY    | S\&P 500 ETF    |

These assets can be tipped, swapped, and referenced in prediction markets. A stock token is not real stock. It is not a share and provides no shareholder rights.

The source describes price tracking through a registry and oracle. This creates an onchain representation of price exposure. It does not create equity ownership.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Stock tokens are not offered to US or UK persons. They provide no shareholder rights.
{% endhint %}

### From token reference to market

```
Stock token
    ↓
Price tracked through registry + oracle
    ↓
Usable within RAKE
    ↓
Referenced by a prediction market
    ↓
YES / NO market
    ↓
Settlement under the documented mechanism
```

For example:

```
@rake_agent predict NVDA >150 Friday
```

This request creates a market around the defined NVDA outcome. The market creates YES/NO tokens. RAKE's swap infrastructure handles their trading.

Settlement details belong to the prediction-market flow. Stock-token representation details belong to the asset reference.

{% content-ref url="/spaces/eNzYUwCoXW1vRxzxdeJM/pages/lc1DtIRWyJSevXRdAdBb" %}
[RWA Stock Tokens](/rake/rwa-and-prediction/rwa-stock-tokens.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="/spaces/eNzYUwCoXW1vRxzxdeJM/pages/yZ2YqtX5CklRmS8FWtHK" %}
[Prediction Market](/rake/rwa-and-prediction/prediction-market.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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