Stocks

Every equity a basket can hold

The registry a creator points a coin at: ticker, sector and a live price. The on-chain columns stay empty until Tina is deployed.

Tokens
in the registry
Priced now
reading the quote source
Sectors
represented
Coins quoted
0nothing has launched
Stock tokenSectorPriceChange 24h AddressCoins

Prices are the equity's own market quote, read through /api/quotes at page load and cached for a minute. They are not read from this chain, because nothing of ours trades on it yet. Address and coin counts stay empty for the same reason.

What a basket can hold

These are not our tokens and we did not issue them. They are the equity tokens on Robinhood Chain, listed here so a creator can see what a coin's fee can be pointed at. Logos come from a logo provider by ticker; where a provider has none, the ticker's own badge stands in.

Why two columns are empty

Address and coins would be read off the chain, and there is nothing of ours on it: no factory, no basket, no coin quoted in any of these. Rather than fill the columns with a plausible number, the page leaves them blank and says why.

The dollar

The chain's dollar sits in the same registry. A coin can point its fees at the dollar alone, which is less a bet on a company than a cushion under the coin. That option is deliberately as easy to pick as any equity.

Point a coin at one

The basket is chosen in the launch transaction and has no setter.

Launch a coin