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Guide: Stock pairs
In short
A stock-paired coin trades against a stock token made by another company. Holding your coin does not give you any shares, dividends or votes. US persons can't use these.
The simplest coin: launches instantly, paired with a licensed stock token.
Words used on this page
- Market cap: the price of one coin times all the coins, so the total value of the coin.
- USDC: a digital dollar. One USDC is meant to be worth $1.
- Devnet: Solana's test network. Coins there have no real value.
- Pool: a pot of coins and USDC that people trade against. A deeper pot means steadier prices.
- Staking: locking your coins for a while to earn a share of fees.
- Vesting: coins that unlock bit by bit over time instead of all at once.
- Buyout: someone buys the whole item, and holders get paid in cash.
Think of it like: a normal crypto coin whose pair is a stock token from a licensed issuer.
Starting pool
| Value | Pool (USDC) |
|---|---|
| Any size | About 30% of market cap at graduation, at least $5K |
Fee split (of the 1%)
Pool 0.30% · Liquistate 0.30% · stakers 0.20% · creator 0.20%. No vault fund, because Liquistate holds nothing.
Owner
Creator keeps at most 10%: locked 3 months, then released over 12 months.
Rules
- Only licensed, 1:1-backed stock tokens can be paired.
- Third-party stock tokens are not available to US persons.
- No big-company tickers are shown publicly; on devnet the test stock shows as TESTSTOCKx.
- No buyout from Liquistate. Turning a token into a real share happens only under the issuer's rules.
Checklist: Verification · Size check: What fits my item?
Example numbers · subject to change · Solana devnet only · not investment advice