Turn a TikTok into a token that builds a stock treasury.
Tag your video with a ticker and a payout wallet. It launches a community token, and 40% of everything that token earns is spent buying a stock reserve that stays visible on-chain after the attention moves on.
Views pay once
Creator payouts are a wage: the money arrives, it is spent, and when the video stops trending the income stops with it. Nothing accumulates.
Tokens pay speculators
A community token can compound — but usually for traders, while the creator is left holding a chart that only moves down once attention leaves.
A reserve outlasts the trend
Routing 40% of trading rewards into a stock reserve leaves something behind that does not depend on the video staying popular.
To the creator
Paid to the wallet named in the comment. Rounding always favours the creator.
To the stock reserve
Buys one of 6 permitted stock tokens and holds it.
Service fee
Runs the service. Separate address from both the creator and the reserve.
These are constants compiled into the fee router — not a policy we promise to follow. They cannot be varied per launch, and the reserve can only ever buy from a fixed list of 6 stocks enforced on-chain.
- Chain
- Robinhood testnet · 46630
- Split verified
- 55%/40%/5%
- Stocks permitted
- 6
Is the launch token a stock?
No. It is a community token: no ownership, no claim on the reserve, no redemption, and no promise of return. Its price can go to zero.
Can I withdraw the reserve?
No. The reserve accrues to a project treasury address and is reported at cost basis. It is a transparency mechanism, not a payout.
Is this real money?
Not yet. Everything here runs on a public testnet and the stock tokens are mocks, so no real funds move anywhere in this demo.
Full detail, the deployed contract addresses, and every way this can go wrong are in Docs & Risk.