Trading fees buy real tokenized equities and send them straight to holders. Nothing to claim. Nothing to stake.
Every trade pays a fee. That fee buys real stock for the people holding.
Every buy and sell pays a fee. The creator's share lands in the treasury as USDC.
Each round buys one tokenized stock from the lineup, on the open market.
Split by how much you hold, sent straight to your wallet. It just shows up.
The rotation moves to the next stock after every payout, then loops. Hold through a full cycle and you collect the whole basket.
These numbers come straight from the distributor's own ledger and update the moment a round lands.
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Paste any wallet address to see every stock it has received, plus anything still building toward the next payout.
No. Payouts are pushed directly to your wallet. If you're eligible when a round runs, the stock simply appears. You don't need to visit anything or sign a transaction.
Eligibility is a fixed token amount, so it never changes with price.
It's held, not lost. Amounts too small to be worth a transfer are banked and added to your next payout, so they accumulate until they're worth sending.
Tokenized equities that track real shares. Standard SPL tokens, yours to hold, trade or sell.
Eligibility is checked when each round runs. Hold at that moment and you're paid.
The launchpad this token was created on. It runs the trading pool and pays out creator fees, which is exactly what funds every payout here.