MARKETS / tokenized stocks
100,000 burned.
A new stock pair.
One token, paired with stocks. Every 100,000 MARKETS burned anywhere selects the next stock. Same token. Another counterpart.
The current state
This is
your market.
A single contract address.
A changing stock counterpart.
Connecting to on-chain state.
Burns are permanent. Liquidity movement depends on successful execution.
The stock universe
MARKETS /
your next stock.
Explore issuer-verified tokenized stocks on Solana. Only stocks with supported token features and executable routes can enter the rotation.
Reading the market index…
The index is verified against actual mint and pool data.
Same address.
Another angle.
Burn the token. Change the market.
You make
the next move.
Burn from anywhere.
Use this site, your wallet, or another app. Genuine token burns reduce the same on-chain supply. Sending to a “dead” wallet does not count.
100,000 unlocks a change.
Every cumulative 100,000 tokens burned selects another eligible tokenized stock at random. The metadata changes; your remaining MARKETS keep the same contract address.
The market follows.
The keeper updates the metadata and attempts to move project liquidity into the selected MARKETS / stock pair. You can follow each stage in the public history.
The record
Every change leaves a trace.
Reading rotation history…
Know your market.
Do burns outside this website count?
Yes. The keeper reads the token’s finalized on-chain supply. A valid SPL token burn from any wallet or application contributes to the cumulative total. It is detected when the keeper next synchronizes; the update is not instantaneous.
What changes when 100,000 tokens burn?
A new identity is selected and the token’s name, symbol, and metadata are updated. The contract address remains the same. Project liquidity has a separate settlement stage, so the current trading pool may differ from the selected identity while a move is being completed.
Can a market change fail?
A liquidity move can wait or fail because of price movement, insufficient liquidity, an unavailable route, or a network problem. The keeper must respect execution limits. The history distinguishes selection, metadata updates, and settled liquidity; a failed move is never reported as completed.
How is the next pair selected?
The keeper commits the burn thresholds and eligible registry on-chain, then uses a future Solana block to derive the next selection. The current identity is excluded. This is reproducible block-based randomness, not a verifiable random function; the system depends on its operator and Solana block production.
Who controls the liquidity?
The project’s keeper wallet operates the movable liquidity and metadata authority. This is an operator-managed system. Permanently locked liquidity and positions owned by other people cannot be moved by the keeper.
Does a new pairing change what I own?
You keep the same token. Pairing with a tokenized stock does not make MARKETS a share, convert your balance into that stock, or peg its value to the company. Burns permanently reduce supply; swaps and rotations incur fees and can lose value through slippage.
Why are some stocks excluded?
Each stock mint must match its issuer’s official catalog. A verified listing still needs compatible token features, Meteora support and sufficient tradable liquidity. Unsupported or unavailable stocks stay excluded. Eligibility is checked again before movement.
Are these ordinary brokerage shares?
No. The counterpart is a stock-linked token issued on Solana. Issuer terms govern its rights, access and redemption. Issuers can restrict transfers or pause their tokens. Owning MARKETS does not give you company shares or shareholder rights. xStocks terms and documentation ↗ · Ondo documentation ↗