EXPOEXPOA coin whose own trading fees buy the assets that move with it, every three minutes.
You pick the venue, STONK or pump.fun, and a stock the coin trades against. The launch is free. You pay your first buy, which lands in your own wallet, plus the network costs.
Both venues pay a share of each trade to the coin's creator account. Each EXPO coin has its own account, so its fees are never mixed with another coin's.
Every three minutes it claims what has come in and swaps exactly that amount to SOL on Jupiter. Ten percent stays with the platform, your share goes to your wallet, the rest buys the basket.
Most underweight asset first, on Jupiter, booked on the coin at the amount the swap actually delivered. Once a week the hype meter tilts the targets toward the picks that react most when attention rises.
Every three minutes the basket is valued in SOL. The surplus is sold and sent to the holders by bag size, or buys the coin back and burns it, as the launcher chose.
This is the treasury's own log. A line appears here only when something landed on the chain, with the transaction it landed in. Dry-run lines show what the worker would have done while signing is switched off.
Each card shows what the coin stands in for, what its basket holds, what that basket cost and what it is worth right now. Open one to see every buy and payout.
The coin goes live on the venue you pick, paired with the stock you pick, with its basket attached. The first run after the launch, within three minutes, claims the first fees.
STONK launches on Raydium's LaunchLab and is listed on stonkfun.xyz. Creator fees are 0.5 percent of every trade, paid in the pair stock.
Paid from your wallet to the treasury together with the launch costs. The treasury launches the coin, buys with this amount in the same transaction and sends the tokens to your wallet.
These figures are counted from the treasury's own book. They start at zero and only move when a transaction lands.
Short answers. Anything missing, ask on X.
The builder gives a language model the topic, what Wikipedia says it is, the latest headlines about it and the list of assets that trade on Solana: xStocks, pre-IPO tokens, Sunrise stock tokens and coins. The model picks three to six and writes one sentence per pick. Every pick is then checked against the catalog and against Jupiter, and a pick the treasury could not buy is dropped. You can change every weight and swap any asset before you launch. The basket builder is Claude Fable 5.1.
Examples of what a stand-in looks like, with baskets chosen by hand. They are not live coins. Their 30-day line is the weighted index of the underlying prices from Yahoo Finance, so NVDAX follows NVDA and DOGE follows DOGE-USD. A pre-IPO token has no public history, so a card tells you how much of its basket the line covers. The hype meter and the 24-hour changes are live.
A number from 0 to 100 computed from news velocity. Google News returns the latest 100 articles that match the topic; the meter measures how many days those articles span, which gives articles per day. About one article a day scores 40, ten a day 73, a hundred a day 100. It is read when you build and once a week after launch. Nothing else goes into it.
STONK, through Raydium's LaunchLab with stonkfun.xyz listing the coin, and pump.fun through its create instruction with a stock as the quote asset. On STONK a coin can be paired with any xStock, pre-IPO token or Sunrise stock token that StonkFun accepts for launches. On pump.fun the pair has to be one of the stocks pump.fun has admitted as a quote asset, which the launch form filters for you.
The EXPO treasury wallet, whose address is in the footer. It holds every coin's basket and books each position to its coin at the exact amount the swap delivered. The coin page shows the positions, the buys and the payouts with their transactions, so the book can be checked against the chain.
Every three minutes the basket is valued in SOL from Jupiter's prices. When it is worth more than the SOL that went into it, the surplus share of every position is sold and the SOL is sent to the fifty largest holders by bag size. Payouts under 0.001 SOL are skipped. If the launcher chose the buyback, the surplus buys the coin instead and the tokens are burned.
Launching is free. You pay the first buy, which ends up in your wallet, plus the network costs of the launch: about 0.02 SOL on STONK and 0.012 SOL on pump.fun. From then on the platform keeps ten percent of the fees it claims, and the rest is split between the basket and you, the way you set it.
No. A stand-in tracks a public topic. The people, companies, countries and events named on this site have nothing to do with EXPO and do not endorse any coin. A Wikipedia picture, when one is used, only identifies the topic.