$TSLA on Note Systems, start to finish.
In this clip from our
@MCGlive segment, we walk through how the pieces of a note fit together, then run a Tesla trade from both sides: what the stockholder pays, what the
$USDG holder earns, and when it all happens.
Shares at $375, barrier at $281. That’s 75% of the starting price, so
$TSLA can fall 25% before the protection kicks in.
– SHIELD keeps its
$TSLA and pays a weekly premium for a floor at $375
– COUPON earns that premium as a weekly coupon in USDG while Tesla holds the barrier
– Deposits open for five days, the note strikes the next day, then it’s checked at every weekly close
Which side would you take?
robinhood:0xc4f730335fb9e439ca5552f7b52b8e638c4245b0 lets stockholders access downside protection while giving idle USDG holders a chance to earn yield...
For example, a Tesla trade with shares at $375 could set the barrier at $281. The stockholder pays an estimated 0.5% per week for downside protection if Tesla falls, while USDG providers earn a coupon for supplying capital under the product’s terms
The subscription closes after five days, with the trade settling 24 hours later
“You’re paying about 0.5% per week to get that protection here.”