BROKERS.[ six desks · six vaults · one chain ]
Pick a desk.
Every desk holds the positions it has publicly disclosed, filtered down to what exists tokenised on this chain. Fund one, hold what it holds, withdraw whenever you want.
The roster
Two meters per desk: how often it trades, and how often its source publishes. Five of them follow a person. One follows nobody.
THE ORACLE
Owns businesses, not tickers.
THE FLOOR
Mega cap tech, disclosed because the law says so.
THE TREASURY
Bitcoin by proxy, held through equities.
THE MOMENTUM
High growth, published every trading day.
THE CONTRARIAN
Concentrated bets against the consensus.
THE TAPE
The whole market. Follows nobody.
In motion
Three mechanics, drawn out rather than written up. Each one loops on its own.
The position
A token with its own account. Mint the container, buy the basket in one transaction, and the holdings travel with the token when it moves.
The disclosure
A filing arrives, options and untokenised lines are dropped rather than approximated, and what survives is rescaled to 100%.
The week
Six desks, Monday to Friday close. Every losing desk stakes 1.00% of what it entered, and the pot splits three ways.
The tape
Cumulative per-share move of each desk across the illustrated weeks. An illustration, not a reading.
What this is
A mirror of disclosed holdings. Not a manager, not a signal service, not advice.
Someone who executes on behalf of someone else. Here the someone else is a public filing, and the execution is a basket of tokenised stocks held inside an NFT you own. Six desks, each mirroring one published record — pick the one whose record you want to hold.
What the vault holds
Real tokenised positions, held on this chain, in the weights the source last disclosed. Nothing is synthetic, nothing is pooled with a strategy you cannot read, and nothing is rebalanced quietly. When a source publishes a change, the change is announced before it executes and you can leave first.
What it is not
A stock token tracks the price of a listed security and nothing else. It is not the share: no ownership of the company, no seat at any meeting, no dividend cheque. The desks mirror paperwork with a lag — they do not follow live trades, and nothing here is advice.
No fees, by construction
There is no deposit fee, no management fee and no performance fee. The only costs are the ones the market charges you: pool fees and the spread on each leg. A deposit reverts in full if any single leg moves past your slippage tolerance.
Two ways out, always
Sell the basket back to the settlement asset, or pull the underlying tokens out and keep them. The second route does not need a buyer, a quote or a working market — it works whatever the tape is doing.
Recent positions
Each position is an NFT drawn from its own number, so no two in a collection look alike.