Stock-paired markets

A trading pair defines the asset used to buy, sell and price a token. A stock-paired market uses an eligible Stock Token as that quote asset.

launch token ↔ Stock Token

An AI-themed token can trade against tokenized NVIDIA exposure. A different community can choose another eligible stock token. The pairing makes the quote part of the market's identity.

Two assets, two prices

The launch token has a price in Stock Token units. Its dollar value also depends on the Stock Token's dollar price. A gain in the quote asset does not guarantee a gain in the launch token: the launch token can fall against its quote.

Trading volume records activity, market capitalization values the outstanding supply, and liquidity determines trade capacity. Use an executable quote to assess a sale.

Separate rights

A launch token is a speculative market asset. Holding it does not give direct redemption rights over the paired Stock Token or ownership of the underlying company. Reaching the quote asset requires an executable sale through available liquidity.

The Stock Token keeps its issuer-defined rights and restrictions. Read token rights before treating the two assets as interchangeable.

From one quote asset to a Lot

A direct-stock quote expresses an asset view through one token. Lots extends that choice to a fixed composition of eligible assets, represented by one redeemable Lot token. Several launch markets can then share that composition as their quote.