100,000 STFY or more
Any wallet holding at least the minimum is counted. The minimum can only ever be set between 10,000 and 100,000 STFY.
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Hold STFY and receive tokenized stocks, sent straight to your wallet. This page explains where they come from, who gets them and when.
How it works
Every buy and sell on the ETH/STFY pool pays a 3% fee in ETH. It goes straight to the dividend vault.
90% of it buys the tokenized stocks in the dividend index, in equal parts. The other 10% is protocol revenue.
The stocks are sent to every eligible STFY wallet, in proportion to its balance. Nothing to claim, nothing to stake.
| Fee | Rate | Goes to |
|---|---|---|
| Stocks for holders | 2.70% | Buys the dividend index, paid out to STFY holders. |
| Protocol | 0.30% | Protocol revenue. |
Getting paid
Any wallet holding at least the minimum is counted. The minimum can only ever be set between 10,000 and 100,000 STFY.
Each payout is split pro-rata: hold 1% of the eligible STFY and you receive 1% of every stock in that payout.
A payout runs when at least $100 of stock is waiting. Anything less waits for the next one, so it is never lost.
stocks in the payout × your STFY ÷ all eligible STFYSelling during a payout lowers it. Your share is counted from your balance when the payout starts, but never more than what you still hold when it reaches your wallet.
Exchanges and pools are left out. STFY sitting in a liquidity pool, a router or other infrastructure contract is not counted, so its share goes to real holders.
What you receive
Payouts are made in the assets the vault buys. Today that is 6 assets, bought in the weights shown. Most are B20 tokenized stocks on Base: real-world shares issued as tokens.
The index can change. The weights and assets can be updated between payouts. Anything the vault has ever bought keeps being paid out, so a change never leaves stock behind.
Indices
A coin launched on The Stonks Exchange can send its creator fees to an index instead of a wallet; it is set up there, at launch. The index then does one of two things with every fee, for good.
Fees buy the chosen stocks and send them to the coin's holders, pro-rata. Wallets under 10,000 coins are skipped.
Fees buy the coin back and destroy it, shrinking the supply.
10% protocol → creator's share → the rest to holders or the burnBuying & selling
STFY trades in a single ETH/STFY pool on Uniswap v4. The swap panel on the home page trades it directly. Every trade pays the 3% fee that funds the payouts.
The 3% fee is taken on the way through, which is why the panel's slippage presets start higher than a normal swap.
The tokenized stocks you receive can be bought and sold from the Stocks page, routed through an aggregator for the best price.
FAQ
No. Payouts are sent straight to your wallet. You only need to hold enough STFY in a wallet you control.
At most once an hour, and only when there is at least $100 of stock to share. Small amounts roll into the next payout instead of being spread as dust.
Check that your wallet held at least the minimum STFY when the payout started and still held it when it was sent. STFY held on an exchange or inside a liquidity pool is not counted. You can look up any wallet on the Dividends page.
Yes. They are ordinary tokens in your wallet. Tokenized stocks can carry their own transfer rules set by their issuer, which the trade panel checks before it offers a trade.
No. What you receive depends on how much STFY trades. The Dividends page shows everything that has actually been paid, cycle by cycle.
Yes, between payouts. Anything the vault has ever bought keeps being paid out, so a change never strands stock that was already acquired.
Contracts
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The Dividends page lists every payout the vault has made, and can show what any wallet has received.
Open Dividends →