STOOK STREET

Where will it land?

A corner of the financial district for memecoins anchored to stocks. Your coin follows a stock. Here you draw a line where you think that stock will land, in your coin, and get paid by how close you were. Then go be the house for the next round.

$STOOK on StonkFun How the street works
CORNER OF STOOK & WALL

What this place is

StonkFun launches memecoins anchored to real stocks. Each coin has a community and a stock it lives and dies by — and no game to play together. Stook Street is the game.

Every round here is a bet on where the coin's stock will be at a set time, quoted in the coin. $STOOK is anchored to the S&P 500, so $STOOK rounds ask where the S&P lands: at Friday's close, at noon tomorrow, in an hour. Not yes-or-no. You draw a line at the level you expect and buy it. Land on your line and you're paid the most; a band or two away, less; miss by a mile, nothing. The whole crowd's lines sit on one chart, so you can see what the street believes before you bet against it.

Rounds are opened by us, for coins we've brought onto the street. Nobody can paste a mint and spam a hundred markets. Coins get added one at a time, and the first is our own.

How the street works

  1. Pick a round. The S&P at Friday's close, at noon tomorrow, in an hour. Each round has 64 price bands laid out around where the index is when it opens.
  2. Draw a line. Click the band you expect. A line pays most on that band and one less for every band it misses by. Want a plain bet? Drag a range instead — it pays the same anywhere inside.
  3. Buy it, or sell out early. The price of a share is exactly what the crowd's odds say your payout profile is worth. Change your mind before the lock and sell at the current odds.
  4. Settlement is a number, not a vote. At the settlement second the market reads the stock's Pyth price — one specific update, chosen by a rule, so nobody picks it. It lands in a band. That band pays. The coin's own price is never part of it.
  5. Or be the house. Put your coin into a market's pool any time before it locks. You earn 80% of every fee from then on, you pay out when the crowd is right, and you can never lose more than you put in.
your line S&P 500 · settles 16:00 6400 6450 6500 6550 6600 6650 6700 6750 6800

Every number on a market page is the program's own. The site quotes with the same maths the chain uses, to the last unit.

$STOOK

The street's own coin

$STOOK is live on StonkFun, anchored to SPY. Its rounds are on the S&P 500, and everything in them is in $STOOK: you buy lines with it, you provide liquidity with it, winners are paid in it, and every fee a round collects is paid out in it.

That's the whole utility and we'd rather say it plainly: the coin is what the games on this street are played with. More coins join as we bring their communities in — each with the stock it's anchored to, one at a time, by us, not by whoever shows up with a mint address.

Nothing here is investment advice. Lines can lose. Pools can lose. Read how it works before you buy anything.

ticker
STOOK
mint
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launched on
StonkFun, Solana
anchor
SPY
used for
buying lines, providing liquidity, fees, settlement bounties
rounds
on the S&P 500, opened by the team
settlement
the S&P's Pyth price at the settlement second, on-chain, no committee
program
open source, Solana
ON THE STREET

The coins, and what they follow

Each coin's rounds are on the asset it's anchored to, in the coin. Added one at a time, by us.

$STOOK
⇢ S&P 500 (SPYx) · rounds any time · our own
$ZCAT
⇢ Zcash · rounds any time
$KNOTS
⇢ STONK · rounds any time
$ALLINU
⇢ DraftKings · rounds settle in New York hours

Three of StonkFun's largest coins by market cap, and the street's own. A coin's rounds never need a price for the coin itself: the oracle reads the anchor.

Being the house

Somebody takes the other side of every line. On Stook Street that's a pool anyone can join, in the market's coin, any time before the market locks.

YOU EARN

80% of every trade's fee, split by how much depth you put in — and only for trades after you joined. Half the protocol's cut goes to whoever settles the market, so it always gets settled.

YOU RISK

Your deposit, and never a unit more. It buys exactly as much depth as it can cover by itself. If the crowd draws its lines in the right place, the pool pays them; if it's wrong, the pool keeps their money.

What's open, what's next

  1. Now. The program and the trading site run on Solana devnet. Markets open and settle themselves from Pyth; the keeper that does it is public and paid a bounty.
  2. $STOOK is live on StonkFun, anchored to SPY. Next: the first S&P rounds quoted in it — hourly and daily.
  3. More corners of the street. $ZCAT, $KNOTS and $ALLINU are on the street with their anchors. More coins as their communities come — each with rounds on its own anchor, in its own coin.
  4. Rolling rounds. Markets that create themselves on a schedule, so there's always a next one.