Buy the shares
The SPV acquires the listed micro-cap through Interactive Brokers.
Off-chainStratton Market brings exchange-listed micro-caps on-chain, one share to one token, backed one for one. Then it turns every ticker into a launchpad quote asset. The boiler room, rebuilt trustless.
One token is one share. If the share doubles, your tokens double. Nothing rebases.
A regulated SPV buys the real shares through the broker and parks them, fully paid, at a custodian. The custodian attests the settled shares on-chain. Only then does the mint controller issue the token. The launchpad never touches a share, it just quotes against it.
The SPV acquires the listed micro-cap through Interactive Brokers.
Off-chainHeld fully paid at the custodian, settled count posted on-chain.
ReserveOne token per share, capped by the attestation. Never unbacked.
TICKERxThe ticker becomes a quote asset. Launch a bonding curve on it.
MEME / TICKERxSell TICKERx on its pool. Only the market maker mints and redeems, against custody.
ExitThe SPV acquires the listed micro-cap through Interactive Brokers.
Off-chainHeld fully paid at the custodian, settled count posted on-chain.
ReserveOne token per share, capped by the attestation. Never unbacked.
TICKERxThe ticker becomes a quote asset. Launch a bonding curve on it.
MEME / TICKERxSell TICKERx on its pool. Only the market maker mints and redeems, against custody.
ExitBalances never rebase. The token tracks a share, so when the stock runs, the token runs with it. If the on-chain price drifts, mint and redeem arbitrage pulls it back, exactly like an ETF creation and redemption. Reverse splits, constant on micro-caps, ride a multiplier, not a burn.
A mint that would push supply past the attested shares reverts. A redemption invalidates the old attestation, so sold shares can never back a later mint.
Tokenize a listed micro-cap, one share to one token, and pair it to the next meme.