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# Glossary

**$HOODSTR** — the HoodStrategy protocol token (ERC-20). What you hold.

**HOODX** — tokenized Robinhood stock (Backed / xStocks), the asset accumulated and distributed. What you earn.

**Hook (Uniswap v4)** — a contract attached to a pool that runs custom code before/after swaps.

**PoolManager** — the single Uniswap v4 contract hosting all pools (flash accounting).

**Flywheel** — the virtuous cycle: volume → tax → asset purchase → rewards → attraction.

**Harvest** — the cycle that buys HOOD and updates rewards.

**accHoodPerShare** — the global per-token reward accumulator.

**rewardDebt** — an accounting adjustment preventing claims on rewards not owed.

**Pull (model)** — holders claim their own rewards (as opposed to *push*, force-sending).

**Slippage** — the gap between the expected price and the execution price of a swap.

**MEV** — value extractable by reordering transactions (front-running, sandwich).

**Timelock** — a contract imposing a public delay before an admin change takes effect.

**Cross-chain arbitrage** — the mechanism by which third parties align an asset's price across chains.

**RWA** — Real-World Asset: a tokenized real-world asset (stocks, bonds…).

**Honeypot** — a trapped token you can buy but not sell. Neutralized here by the hard-coded tax cap.


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