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# RWA Stock Tokens

RAKE's source-specified RWA stock tokens, including their limitations and jurisdictional restriction.

## RWA stock tokens

RAKE uses RWA stock tokens as onchain representations of stock-linked price exposure on Robinhood Chain. They are stock tokens, not actual stocks.

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

### Representation boundary

The stock tokens are not real stock. They are not shares or securities. Holding a token does not provide shareholder rights.

Price tracking uses a registry and oracle. The resulting token is an onchain representation, not a claim of equity ownership.

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

### Supported use within RAKE

RAKE supports these actions for the listed stock tokens:

| Action     | Example                                |
| ---------- | -------------------------------------- |
| Tip        | `@rake_agent tip @anon 2 NVDA`         |
| Swap       | `@rake_agent swap 0.05 ETH to NVDA`    |
| Prediction | `@rake_agent predict NVDA >150 Friday` |

The prediction command references a defined outcome. It does not transfer ownership of an underlying stock.

### Price reference

```
Stock token
    ↓
Registry
    ↓
Oracle-tracked price
    ↓
Onchain representation within RAKE
```

The source specifies the registry and oracle as the price-tracking components. It does not specify their provider, update frequency, or fallback behavior.


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