Earlier workthis page describes the stock-token vault, whose contract and tests are no longer in the repository. It is kept for the shape of its report — a month written down as figures read from state the chain already held — which is the shape a season's Weigh-In will take.
The vault · chain 31337 · 0x2279B7A0…
Income from the stocks you already follow, without the broker.
Deposit a tokenized stock and hold a share of the whole vault. The vault never trades. A dividend arrives as a step in the token's own multiplier — so a share is worth more on the day a company pays, with nothing to claim, nothing to harvest, and no report for anyone to sign.
How it works
01
You deposit a stock
Send a tokenized stock into the vault and receive shares of it. Shares are priced at what the vault held before your tokens arrived, so arriving cannot dilute anyone who was already there. Nothing to pay to come in.
02
The companies pay
A dividend does not arrive as a transfer, so there is nothing to claim. It arrives as a step in the token's own multiplier: your balance is untouched and what it represents goes up. A split is the same mechanism, larger.
03
Your share is worth more
The vault holds the same tokens and the share count has not changed, so the share price rises for every holder at once — no transaction for anyone, on the day the company pays. Redeem whenever you like, in the stocks themselves, with no fee to leave.
And once a month it says so.On the first of the month the vault writes down what it held and what each stock paid. Publishing is permissionless — the numbers are already on chain, so nobody's permission is part of the story — and the page that shows it ends with the three calls that reproduce it.
What it does not do: trade, lend, borrow, leverage or rebalance. Nothing is borrowed against your stock, and nothing is lent out. What a share is worth trusts two things only — the tokens' balances and their own multipliers. The price feeds appear in one column, and only in dollars.
one share
—
units, after every multiplier
in dollars
unpriced
from the chain's feeds, read just now
shares out
—
vSTK in existence
the vault holds
—
units²
What the vault holds
raw balance × the token's own multiplier = units1, and the share price above is those units divided by the shares outstanding
| Stock | The vault holds | Multiplier | Units | Paid since last roll | You hold |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| reading the chain… | |||||
1 A stock token pays in kind: a dividend or a split moves uiMultiplier() on the token, which changes what a balance represents without changing the balance. The vault holds the raw tokens and does nothing, so the same holding becomes worth more.
What it has done
the vault's own record of the months it has published — past results, not a projection
No month has been published yet, so there is no history to show. A vault that has not finished a month has nothing to report, and inventing a number for this table is the one thing this page will not do.
A change here is the difference between two share prices the vault published, and it is mostly the dividends and splits of the stocks inside it. Nothing was traded to produce it.
Your position
Shares
—
Worth
—
A share is worth
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The terms
- Management fee
- none
- Ceiling, in the contract
- 2% a year
- Treasury
- —
- Owner
- —
Nothing to pay to come in and nothing to pay to leave. And no function in the contract can move a stock except a redemption priced at net asset value above — there is no sweep, no rescue, no pause and no upgrade for an owner to reach for, whatever happens to the key.