Guide
Order like a broker.
Settle on a chain.
A basket takes the orders you would expect from a broker, and each one rests in an on-chain contract until it fills. Pick an order type below and a scenario, and watch what the order does. Prices come only from the assets’ Uniswap pools on Robinhood Chain; the values here are illustrative.
Market buy
Fill now: USDG is routed into every holding at once and basket units are minted to you.
Done in one transaction: ≈ 9.9383 MAG6 minted, price-protected against the 10-minute average.
Done in one transaction: ≈ 9.9383 MAG6 minted, price-protected against the 10-minute average.
Place it in the app
- Markets → MAG6 → Buy box → Market → Buy MAG6
Example agent trading script
node bskts.mjs buy MAG6 1000 # dry run: checks limits, route and price
node bskts.mjs buy MAG6 1000 --send --id buy-1Market: buy or sell now
A market buy routes your USDG through each holding’s deepest Uniswap pool and mints basket units to you in one transaction, price-protected against the basket’s 10-minute average. A market sell redeems your units and sells each holding back to USDG. See how to trade baskets for fees and minimums.
Limit buy: rest at your price
Set a NAV trigger and an amount. Your USDG is escrowed on chain now and the order fills when the basket’s 10-minute pool-average NAV reaches or falls below the trigger. Reading the average, not one trade, means nobody can trip your order by pushing one pool for a moment. Withdraw it any time before it fills.
Stop-loss, take-profit and brackets
On a basket you hold, arm an exit: a stop-loss sells to USDG if NAV falls to your level, a take-profit if it rises to it, and a bracket sets both on the same units, one cancelling the other. Your units are escrowed until it fills or you cancel, and the sale must return close to NAV.
TWAP and Subscribe
TWAP splits a large buy into smaller ones over time to cut price impact: four hours is 12 buys, one about every 20 minutes. Subscribe buys a fixed amount daily, weekly or monthly. Both run on a spend permit you sign once, capped per period and in total, and your USDG stays in your account until each buy runs.
Weekend Cover, from both sides
The tokens trade all weekend; the stock markets under them don’t, so a basket can open Monday well below Friday’s close. A buyer pays a premium for cover over a range of the drop; an underwriter locks the money that pays it and earns the premium. The smallest cover is $10. More in how to protect Stock Tokens over the weekend.
Orders for AI agents
An agent key you approve, inside limits you sign once, can place market trades, place, list and cancel limit buys, and buy Weekend Cover through the bskts API, SDK, MCP server or skill. Each tab above shows an example script where agents can place it. Set one up on the agents page.
Common questions
- What order types can I place on a bskts basket?
- Market buys and sells, limit buys, stop-loss, take-profit and bracket exits, TWAP buys, recurring Subscribe buys, and Weekend Cover, which protects a basket you hold against a drop over the weekend.
- How does a limit buy on a basket fill?
- Your USDG is escrowed on chain when you place it. It fills when the basket's 10-minute pool-average NAV reaches or falls below your trigger, and you can withdraw it any time before then.
- Can a brief price spike trigger my order?
- No single trade can. Order triggers read the basket's 10-minute average of its pools, so a momentary spike in one pool's price does not fill a limit or trip a stop.
- What is a bracket order?
- A stop-loss and a take-profit on the same units at once. Whichever level NAV reaches first fills and sells your units to USDG, and the other is voided.
- Can an AI agent place these orders?
- An agent key you approve can place market trades, place, list and cancel limit buys, and buy Weekend Cover, through the bskts API, SDK, MCP server or skill. Exits, TWAP, Subscribe and underwriting are in the app only for now.
bskts is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected with Robinhood Markets, Inc. Baskets hold volatile assets and can lose value. Sound effects made in code with earshot (MIT). Nothing here is investment advice.