Before Robinhood, Vlad and Baiju built a high-frequency trading firm. They called it Celeris. Latin for speed, because in markets the fastest hand wins. Now it rides as a bull on Robinhood Chain.
In 2010, before Robinhood existed, Vlad Tenev and Baiju Bhatt started their first company in New York. A high-frequency trading firm. They named it Celeris.
They built speed for Wall Street. The low-latency edge the whales used to front-run everyone else. Then they flipped it, took that same speed, and handed it to the little guy. That became Robinhood.
Celeris was the spark. The first name they ever shipped. Nobody has told its story. So we did.
✓ VERIFIED ON THE RECORDThey named the firm "speed" for a reason. In high-frequency trading the fastest hand wins, and nothing else matters. The oldest form of speed is Mercury, the winged god of commerce, traders, and wealth, who moves money faster than anyone alive.
So we gave him horns. Winged helmet, winged hooves, charging up faster than the market can print. The fastest bull on the chain.
"Speed is the edge."
CELERISCA drops at launch
Add Robinhood Chain to MetaMask. Chain ID 4663.
Bridge a little ETH onto Robinhood Chain.
Paste the $CELERIS contract on the DEX and swap.
Hold the fastest bull on the chain. Speed is the edge.
Celeris is not invented lore. It is the founders' real history, on the public record.