
Round Up
Swap $7.42, and Crumble rounds it to $8. The 58 cents are your crumb.
PREHEATING
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Every time you swap, a few cents fall off the table. Crumble catches them.
Your trades get rounded up, and the spare change goes into your own onchain vault, where it gets baked into a basket of tokenized blue-chip stocks on Robinhood Chain.
You aped a meme. We bought you a slice of Nvidia with the crumbs.
// the whole recipe swap = 7.42 rounded = ceil(swap) // 8.00 crumb = rounded - swap // 0.58 vault.bake(crumb) // → stocks
It's all in the

Swap $7.42, and Crumble rounds it to $8. The 58 cents are your crumb.

Every crumb lands in a vault only you control. Withdraw anytime.

Crumbs get baked into tokenized stocks: TSLA, NVDA, AAPL, AMZN, SPY.
What it quietly adds up to in
$154 of spare change, into stocks over a year
From $156 of change, less our 1% — $1.56
A swap lands anywhere inside the step, so over a year the change averages half of it. That is the only assumption here — no price moves, no returns, just the coins you would otherwise have left on the table.
The kitchen runs on
Crumbs land in a vault that only your wallet can open. Withdraw the whole basket whenever you want, in one click.
There is no function that lets us move what you hold. No pause switch over your funds, no backdoor, no exceptions.
The fee comes out of the rounded-up change only, never out of your swap. Capped at 5% in the contract itself.
Every line of the vault is public and verified on Blockscout, so the explorer confirms the code, not us. Read it before you put a cent in.
Hungry already? Four steps to your first bite. Done them all? Launch the app and start baking your crumbs.
Install MetaMask or Rabby.