Networks

One protocol, two worlds

Kaskad runs the same non-custodial lending engine on Robinhood Chain and on Igra — same contracts, same bounded governance, same risk framework. The bright world of Robinhood, the deep world of Kaspa. Pick where you operate; the rules never change.

Robinhood Chain

Tokenized stocks · launchpad tokens
Live · October 2026

The EVM Layer 2 built by Robinhood, home to tokenized stocks and a fast-moving launchpad scene. On Kaskad, borrow against your NVDA, TSLA or PONS instead of selling them — with fast execution and deep on-chain liquidity underneath.

Gas
Low-cost L2 execution · fast settlement
Security
Proven rollup stack
Listed assets
USDG · WETH · NVDA · TSLA · PONS
Wallets
Any EVM signer — MetaMask, Rabby, hardware via WalletConnect

Igra

Kaspa L2 · home base
Live · May 2026

An EVM Layer 2 sequenced by Kaspa L1's blockDAG via GHOSTDAG proof-of-work. Sub-second settlement, negligible fees — and the structural reason the COB Oracle publishes so reliably: on a DAG, censoring a publication takes a majority of concurrent blocks.

Gas
Negligible · sub-second settlement
Security
Anchored to Kaspa L1 proof-of-work
Listed assets
iKAS · USDC · USDT · WETH · cbBTC
Wallets
Any EVM signer — MetaMask, Rabby, hardware via WalletConnect
Same on both chains

The rules never change.

  • COB Oracle fair pricing (where applicable)
  • Bounded governance
  • Partial liquidations only
  • Full self-custody
  • MCP access for AI agents
  • KSKD incentives

Why Robinhood Chain

Robinhood Chain is where tokenized stocks and launchpad tokens live. Kaskad puts them to work: keep your NVDA, TSLA or PONS and borrow liquidity against them, with the fast execution and deep liquidity of the chain behind every position.

Why Igra

Kaspa is pure proof-of-work with sub-second finality — a base layer built for performant DeFi. Igra brings EVM tooling on top of that settlement, so you get familiar wallets and contracts with Kaspa-grade security underneath. iKAS is your KAS on Igra, bridged 1:1.

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