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# Shuffle Index

**One deposit. A basket of 20 tokens.**

The **Shuffle Index** lets you invest in multiple assets on Robinhood Chain with a single ETH deposit. It buys the basket and gives you **XSHUFFLE** as your receipt: a token representing your share of the holdings.

You can later redeem that receipt for ETH or your share of the underlying tokens. Its value follows the basket, not the amount you originally deposited.

## SHUFFLE and XSHUFFLE

| Token        | Its role                                                                                                                                                            |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **SHUFFLE**  | Our utility token. Holding it unlocks entry and exit fee discounts on the official website. Collected Shuffle Index fees fund recurring SHUFFLE buybacks and burns. |
| **XSHUFFLE** | The basket’s share token: your receipt for a position in the Shuffle Index.                                                                                         |

The Shuffle Index is the utility behind SHUFFLE. Its target basket holds **19 ranked memecoins at 95%**, plus **SHUFFLE at 5%**.

[Make a deposit](/using-shuffle/deposit.md) · [SHUFFLE fees](/fees/shuffle-fees.md) · [XSHUFFLE fees](/fees/xshuffle-fees.md) · [Explore the technical methodology](/how-the-basket-works-technical-section/choosing-coins.md)


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