Pick the stocks. Set the weights. Get a ticker.

The end state is that anyone can make one. Pick the tokenized stocks, set the weights, name it, publish. It shows up on the shelf next to the Pelosi Tracker, people buy into it the same way, and you earn a cut of the fees on it.

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Connect a wallet first and we will store it too, so you can be whitelisted for the first creator cohort.

What is built, and what is not.

  • built

    The thing that runs a tracker

    Already generic. A tracker is not custom code, it is a list of tickers and weights. The Pelosi Tracker is one row of config, and a tracker you name would be another. Same code path, both of them. The only difference today is who is allowed to publish one.

  • built

    Buying and selling into a tracker

    All four instructions run on devnet today. Someone buying your tracker would take the same path they take into the Pelosi Tracker right now: SOL in, one token out, burn it back whenever they want.

  • not yet

    The screen where you make one

    Search tokenized tickers, set the weights to 100%, name it, publish. That screen does not exist. This is the actual missing piece.

  • not yet

    Telling your tracker from ours

    The Pelosi Tracker earns its trust from a filing anyone can go read. A tracker a stranger made has no filing behind it, so it has to earn trust some other way: who made it, how long it has been running, what is held in it, and whether the weights have ever moved. Every card already shows a rebalance count for exactly this reason.

  • not yet

    Paying you for it

    Every tracker already names its own fee recipient, so routing a cut to whoever made it is a config change. Deciding what that cut is, and who is on the hook for it, is not.

Copycat ships the curated shelf first because a tracker a stranger made carries risks the Pelosi Tracker does not, and the screen that tells those two apart has to be designed before the publish button exists, not after.

Not an ETF, not a registered fund, not investment advice. Token holders have no shareholder rights. Not affiliated with Jim Cramer, Nancy Pelosi, Congress, Warren Buffett, Bill Ackman, Big Tech, AI buildout, Bridgewater, David Tepper, or anyone else a tracker follows. Solana program is under going Audit.

Full disclosure +

On mainnet, vaults would hold tokenized equities issued by Backed Assets (JE) Limited under the xStocks programme. That is a claim on an issuer, not a share registered to you, and it carries issuer, custody, and redemption risk a brokerage account does not.

Solana program is currently under audit. Names are used to describe publicly disclosed information, nothing more. Full terms, privacy, and risk pages are linked below.