RedCarpetHQ is a regulated RWA marketplace that turns film profit participation rights into liquid, tradeable securities. Producers tokenize future film revenue through SPV structures and raise capital at 0% platform fee. Investors buy in, trade peer-to-peer on an order-book market, and borrow against their holdings through ERC-4626 lending vaults. We capture 2.5% on every secondary trade. The protocol is built ground-up for agentic trading: no AMM, no matching engine. Bots read the order book and execute trades themselves. We ship a Claude MCP server so any AI agent can trade, lend, and manage positions through natural language, plus an agentic powered market making system that runs trading strategies autonomously. Our lending vaults run on USDG on Robinhood Chain. USDG depositors supply liquidity and earn yield from borrower interest, paid at dynamic rates set by our RiskOracle.
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Film finance has not evolved with capital markets. Investors lock capital for 3 to 7 years with no secondary exit, no price discovery, and no liquidity. Film equity is restricted to studios and insiders. Fans and regional investors are shut out. Producers raise once and earn once. No platform shares ongoing secondary trading revenue with the creator.
The result is a $400B asset class with zero secondary liquidity.
RedCarpetHQ is regulated infrastructure that converts film profit rights into tradeable securities. Three pillars:
Primary issuance. Producers tokenize future revenue through SPV structures. Each token is direct legal shareholder title in a company holding actual film revenue rights. The token is the legal title deed, not just a crypto asset. Producers keep 100% of the raise. We charge 0% on primary issuance.
Secondary trading. A P2P order-book market where investors trade anytime. No AMM, no auto-matching. Price discovery is controlled and manipulation-resistant via a VWAP-based HybridPriceOracle. We take 2.5% on every trade, including producer buyback-and-burn transactions. That is 17.5x the revenue per dollar traded of a standard exchange.
Lending vaults. ERC-4626 vaults where users deposit stablecoins to earn yield and film token holders borrow against their collateral. Each vault runs an 80/20 internal split: 80% lending pool, 20% stability pool for auto-liquidation. A RiskOracle assigns dynamic GREEN, YELLOW, and RED tiers that adjust collateral factors, liquidation thresholds, and interest rates based on price staleness, utilization, and wash-trading detection.
Every 2.5% trading fee is redistributed: 40% funds weekly trading contests that drive volume, 40% goes to the protocol treasury, 10% goes to the producer as perpetual royalty, and 10% feeds the lending vaults as ongoing liquidity. Each token has its own isolated contest and vault, so winners compound and underperformers do not drag others down.
More trading leads to bigger prizes, which brings more traders, which drives more volume, which generates more fees.
The market has no matching engine. Bots read the order book and execute trades themselves. This is a deliberate design choice: film tokens are thin, niche assets where AMMs tank prices and generic CEXs are too expensive. We built the infrastructure for AI-native trading from day one.
Claude MCP server. A Model Context Protocol server exposes the full protocol to any MCP-compatible AI agent. An agent can pull market analytics (35 decision-ready metrics in 500 tokens), read the order book and depth, create and fill offers, deposit and borrow from vaults, check fee tiers and risk tiers, and run composed strategies like leveraged yield loops. The server supports auto-sign mode for headless execution and calldata-only mode for human-in-the-loop. It runs across multiple networks.
Agentic market making system. A market making layer where an LLM configures trading bots and Cloud Tasks executes them. A start-of-day heartbeat reads market context, builds a daily plan, and schedules bot tasks. Bots run market-making, liquidation, arbitrage, and yield rebalancing as stateless functions. An end-of-day heartbeat aggregates results, flags anomalies, and pauses all jobs. Every run is logged to Firestore with metrics snapshots.
Our lending vaults run on USDG on Robinhood Chain. This creates a yield opportunity for USDG depositors:
Lending yield. Film token holders borrow USDG against their collateral. Borrowers pay interest at dynamic rates set by the JumpRateModel and adjusted by risk tier. USDG depositors capture that interest.
Fee flow. 10% of every 2.5% trading fee flows into the vaults. This feeds the vaults continuously, supporting token prices and borrowing capacity. USDG depositors benefit from protocol trading activity directly.
RWA-backed collateral. The collateral backing USDG loans is film profit participation rights, tied to real-world box office, streaming, and ancillary revenue. This is uncorrelated with crypto market volatility.
USDG gets a yield-generating home on Robinhood Chain, backed by real-world entertainment assets.
20+ production contracts in Foundry, built on OpenZeppelin upgradeable patterns (UUPS proxy). Modular design with logic contracts deployed once and shared across all vaults:
Registry is the single source of truth — all contracts query it for addresses. Campaign system (BaseCampaign → SingleRound/MultiRound, shared CampaignAdmin) handles primary issuance. Market system (escrow-based, no AMM) routes fees to FeeDistributor, which splits 40/40/10/10 to contests, treasury, producers, and vaults. Lending system deploys one UnifiedVault (ERC-4626) per token via VaultFactory, using RiskOracle for risk tiers and JumpRateModel for rates. Logic contracts are deployed once and shared across all vaults to reduce deployment size.
Security features: timelock on critical operations (2-day delay), circuit breakers for bad debt ($10k threshold), utilization (99%), and price staleness (12 hours), wash-trading detection via RiskOracle, role-based access control, and non-upgradable core lending logic.
Robinhood Testnet Contract list:
0x6184f4Cc9e960d5e1ce01780cfc38b06DAcB0EF5 — Registry (single source of truth for all protocol addresses)
0xe1312f33593c12FFE93BBb228130f752674730A6 — SingleRoundCampaign (primary issuance)
0xA1d90ed2ebb18Aec1DD4EBC6Ef4EB1b64c6f9920 — MultiRoundCampaign (primary issuance)
0x0042e49Ac64ca73e10Cf154722f89680d55D50AF — CampaignAdmin (shared admin for campaign types)
0x91A67535A24e0659373D1ECd588EdA4C8fD1d489 — Market (escrow order-book, no AMM)
0x17Af6e5b49aE575627546FdB481AEd5482108271 — DividendDistributor
0x8B0B0b16729f3064460576BE8156ca26fC4B043b — HybridPriceOracle (VWAP-based pricing)
0x7a25B341Bb86450DaF81ea2DaEf63EB256397993 — RiskOracle (risk tiers and circuit breakers)
0x1EbF9bE73b85474d4569706cf5588B20978Ef56B — OptimisticPriceOracle
0xa71E08aA9145b5782E62a01e86CCaEbd89603f25 — JumpRateModel (interest rate model)
0xA2cFD36476e4eb9b02E687F80B2Ad38b0513D3f6 — InterestLogic (shared logic contract)
0x9f6192aAfbE87ea5841621A9d2f378A1B81daf56 — LendingLogic (shared logic contract)
0x8C0B41A66955CA50Ec3238Eb3bA0e5F2EBa17aD7 — StabilityLogic (shared logic contract)
0x929de820462cECa65f1fbc240F581bdb8A494E6A — MultiRoundLogic (shared logic contract)
0x1CA87dF5974f14FcD04a9b35fA581A7c0C112af9 — LendingManager (deploys one UnifiedVault per token)
0xe90Cc51D5dD25Ac35Dd805f9A49b9A9FB236C3f7 — FeeDistributor (40/40/10/10 fee split)
0xDf0b6C9243D29e65F4c0C2ACA84FFbA98E83aFd7 — Contest (trading competitions)
0x93Fe23a03Ee85e74e18Cdec105D7Ba285f2b1b62 — KeeperRegistry
0xF193b98456FA0292b6c89A9eCa382d836c79a70d — BurnRedemption
0xCDf21404E06743f8e21FD55498362a3C15104d8c — SurveySnapshot
0x87F16Bc56dc12E0Aa2CC25AD3adEc205A48A4941 — CampaignFeeManager
0x9c5FBbDFf3F255069B145E6878143938E4E337c1 — VolumeTracker
0xdB870bA6f8007a281347DBe6EBBe02A8cB99c296 — TierLogic (fee tiers)
0xa3b24dcE4F0F319137157A2bbf95BF31509523FD — TestnetDispenser (faucet for ETH and test stablecoin)
This is not a hackathon prototype. The product is live on Robinhood Chain Testnet with the market-maker bot dashboard. Smart contracts are deployed and verified. The frontend is operational.
We have a permanent partnership with a major Asian studio acting as ongoing deal sourcer. Six film projects are ready. The anchor is a sequel to the $153M "More Than Blue" franchise. The studio earns performance-based equity (0.5% per $1M raised, capped at 3%), which aligns them to source and promote deals.
Our beachhead is Asian cinema. Asian co-production equity exceeds $500M per year, with zero secondary liquidity today. The fan communities across Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia are mobile-first, digitally active, and locked out of film investment by high-friction legacy channels. We are the only regulated on-ramp for this capital. The studio partnership gives us a deal pipeline that competitors would need 12 to 18 months and deep industry relationships to replicate.
We are applying for a combined VASP Category 1, 2, and 3 license, which would make us a full-stack regulated digital exchange for film finance: issuance, custody, and exchange in one pipeline. A FinTech Sandbox gives us 18 months of live operations with real investors before full licensing. Revenue can flow during the sandbox period.