Give your old coin a real 
stock behind it
Pair any coin with a tokenized stock. The site puts its own stock in the pool and locks it for good, so nobody can pull it, and the pool's trading fees come back to holders as that stock.
Hand it over, we open it, it pays
You bring the coin, the site brings the stock. One Uniswap v4 pool, minted to a contract with no way to remove it, and the fee it earns comes back to your holders as stock.
Hand it over
Send the pool's share of your coin to the vault and sign the request. Lock more of it on a ladder if you want holders paid as the cap climbs. No fee, no stock to bring.
We open it
The site's own stock goes in beside your coin at the market price and the position is minted to the vault. Nothing in its code can take it out again.
It pays
Every trade pays 1%. First it repays the seed and deepens the pool. Once the coin graduates, 90% of every round goes to holders as the stock, no claim needed.
On the chain right now
Every figure below is read from the vault and the pools. Nothing is typed in.
Pool, fees, holders, on a clock
A locked pool takes 1% of every trade. Before graduation it repays the seed and then compounds into the pool. After graduation the vault sweeps it into the stock every six hours by default and pays it out.
Your coin, quoted in the stock
Full range, fee tier 1%, minted to the vault. The vault has no function that removes liquidity, which is the whole lock.
Coin side sold into stock
At most 1.5% of the pool's coin reserve per round so a round cannot shove its own pool. Every swap is floored at 95% of spot.
Paid in the stock
Snapshot, weighted by bag and by how many rounds you held through, pushed to your wallet. The team's share is pulled, never pushed, so a blocked wallet cannot stop a round.
Real names on the other side of the pool
Official Robinhood stock tokens with a live USDG market on chain, so the vault can price your coin in dollars without an oracle. Prices below are the pools' own.
What the contract can and cannot do
- Nobody can pull the pool. The position belongs to the vault and the vault has no code path that removes liquidity. Not the creator, not the site.
- The seed is an advance, not a gift. Until it is repaid or the coin graduates, the stock side of the fees goes back to the treasury, never more than was put in.
- A round's pot is on chain before its split is. The vault sends the holders' share to the pots contract first; the operator's root can only divide it.
- The holders' share only goes up. A creator can raise it after opening, never lower it. A community takeover starts at 80%.
- Graduation cannot be wicked. Three looks in a row, fifteen minutes apart, with $35k of cap and $10k of depth. One-way once crossed.
- Every burn is on the record. The burn slice is bought from the pool and taken straight to the dead address, never to a balance.
The short answers
Do I need to claim?
No. After every round the site pushes each holder's share to their wallet. If a wallet cannot receive the stock, the claim stays open on the payouts page.
Can the pool be pulled?
No. The position is owned by the vault contract, and the vault has no function that removes liquidity. That is a property of the code, not a promise.
What do I receive?
The stock token the coin is paired with, for example NVDA. It is the official Robinhood stock token, so dividends arrive as a rising multiplier on the same balance.
I hold the coin but got nothing. Why?
Either the coin has not graduated yet (fees are still repaying the seed and deepening the pool), the round's fees were under the creator's floor, or your wallet is on the excluded list: the vault, the pool, the creator and the treasury are never paid.
What does the site take?
Nothing from a round. The seed is repaid from the stock side of the fees before graduation, and that is all.