CongressMembers of Congress trade stocks.
By law, they have to report every trade.343 trades filed in the last four weeks.
We read every filing the moment it's public.
And make the same trade in seconds.
Then pay holders. Twice.
$CONGRESS
Trade like Congress.
An AI copies every stock trade Congress discloses. Holders earn 2.5% of every trade, plus every dividend.
Floating around the coin: real filings from the last four weeks
Paid twice.
Every time someone trades $CONGRESS, you earn. Every time a stock in the fund pays a dividend, you earn again.
One
Of every trade.
Straight to holders.
Every buy and sell of $CONGRESS carries a 2.5% fee. All of it goes to holders, split by how much you hold, and lands in your wallet every hour in USDG.
Two
Of every dividend.
Passed straight through.
The fund holds real Stock Tokens. When those companies pay a dividend, the fund passes every cent to holders on the pay date.
Every trade they file.
Real disclosures from the House and Senate, newest first. These are the trades the agent copies.
Source: public periodic transaction reports filed with the House and Senate, via Capitol Trades. Snapshot of November 3, 2026. Stock trades only.
What the filings say.
Four weeks of disclosures, in four charts.
The fund
What it would hold now.
Every disclosed buy adds an equal slice. Every sale removes one. So no single member can dominate the fund.
The wait
How long members took to report.
The law allows up to 45 days. The agent copies the second a filing goes public.
Both parties
Who's trading.
Most traded
The stocks they touch most.
Biggest trades
The largest filings.
The members.
Everyone who filed a stock trade in the last four weeks. Tap a member to see every trade.
Volume is estimated from the midpoint of each reported dollar range.
See what you'd earn.
Move the sliders. Your share of fees and dividends updates as you go.
Assumes an $18.4M market cap and a $4.1M fund. Volume and dividends change every day, so this is an illustration, not a forecast.
You'd earn about
a year
- From trading fees, per day
- From trading fees, per year
- From dividends, per year
How it works.
From filing to trade in about forty seconds.
Step 1
A member files.
Members must publicly report stock trades within 45 days. The filing lands on the House or Senate site.
Step 2
The agent reads it.
It watches both sites around the clock and pulls out the stock, the side and the size from each new filing.
Step 3
It makes the same trade.
It buys or sells the matching Stock Token on Robinhood Chain, one equal slice per filing, and posts the receipt.
Step 4
Holders get paid.
Trading fees go out every hour. Dividends go out on each pay date. Both arrive in USDG.
Token.
- Ticker
- $CONGRESS
- Chain
- Robinhood Chain
- Supply
- 1,000,000,000
- Trading fee
- 2.5% on every buy and sellAll of it goes to holders, split by how much you hold. Paid every hour in USDG.
- Dividends
- 100% passed throughEvery dividend from every Stock Token the fund holds, paid to holders on the company's pay date.
- Fund
- Stock Tokens in a public walletSeeded at launch. Every holding and every trade can be checked onchain.
- What it copies
- Every stock trade disclosed by a member of the House or SenateBoth parties, both chambers. One equal slice per filing, so no single member dominates.
- Data source
- Official House and Senate disclosure filingsRead the moment they're published.
Questions.
Is it legal to copy Congress?
The trades are public records. Members have to disclose them under the STOCK Act, and anyone can read the filings. The agent just reads them faster than a person can.
Why not copy trades the day they happen?
No one can see a trade until it's filed, and members can wait up to 45 days. The agent copies the moment the filing is public, so it trades on the disclosure date, not the original one.
Is it partisan?
No. It copies every member who files, from both parties and both chambers, the same way. Each filing adds the same size slice, whoever made it.
How are fees paid?
2.5% of every buy and sell goes to holders, in proportion to how many tokens you hold. It's paid out every hour in USDG. No claiming needed.
How are dividends paid?
When a stock the fund holds pays a dividend, the fund receives it as a Stock Token holder and passes it to $CONGRESS holders in USDG on the pay date.
Who can buy?
Stock Tokens aren't available to people in the United States, and some other countries restrict them too. A live version would block those regions and would need legal review before launch.