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Everything about how Liquistate coins work, in plain words. Site pages stay short; the full detail lives here.

Think of it like: owning shares in one real thing. A real item sits in a vault, and its coin splits ownership into small pieces anyone can trade.

How it works in 5 steps

  1. Verify the item. A card, collectible, car or property passes a checklist (grader, vault, appraisal, title). Verification
  2. Launch a coin. It starts at a market cap below the item's value (never below $20K), so buyers have room to grow, with a thick USDC pool so trades move the price less. Starting pools
  3. Trade. Every trade pays a 1% fee, split between the pool, holders who stake, a reserve, the owner and Liquistate. Fees and rewards
  4. Stake to earn. Lock the coin and get a weekly share of fees in SOL or USDC. Holding longer boosts your share up to 2x. Staking
  5. Buyout or redeem. Anyone can buy the whole item at the floor price; holders get the cash. Own 100% and you can take the item home. Buyouts

Pick your guide

CardsGraded trading cards vaulted at LegacyOther collectiblesComics, watches, art, memorabilia, sneakers, coinsReal estateA property held in its own companyCarsCollector cars in climate-controlled storageStock pairsInstant coins paired with a licensed stock tokenBasket coinsMany small items in one coinTreasury reserve lockHow the reserve is locked on-chain in your name

Example numbers · subject to change · Solana devnet only · not investment advice