The market has
an address.
Fragments of real tokenized stock are sitting at the doors of the companies that issued it. The Apple Store pays AAPL. The Odeon pays AMC. Walk there, tap once, and the share is in your wallet.
- 1185
- real store locations
- 190
- cities
- 14
- tickers
- 40 m
- to catch one
Three steps, and one of them is walking.
- 01
Open the map
Pins sit on real branches: Apple Stores, GameStops, Odeons, Esso forecourts, Costco warehouses. Each pin says what it pays before you go.
- 02
Get within 40 m
Your phone has to hold a real fix, accurate to under 65 m. An IP guess from your sofa does not count.
- 03
Tap once
The server checks you were there and signs a voucher. Your wallet redeems it against the vault. The token lands in about a second.
One rule per ticker, everywhere it spawns.
A wallet catches at most 4 drops a day, a spot gives at most 8, and you cannot take the same spot twice in one day.
| TOKEN | FRAGMENT | RARITY | SPOTS | WHERE IT SPAWNS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 AMZN | 0.00058 | Common | 269 | Amazon Hub lockers, Amazon Fresh, Whole Foods |
 GME | 0.0078 | Common | 85 | GameStop, Micromania, EB Games |
 AMC | 0.19 | Rare | 7 | Odeon and AMC cinemas |
 XOM | 0.00095 | Common | 37 | Esso and Mobil forecourts |
 MCD | 0.00049 | Common | 114 | McDonald's restaurants |
 LULU | 0.0015 | Common | 37 | Lululemon stores |
 AAPL | 0.00047 | Common | 217 | Apple Stores |
 GOOGL | 0.00044 | Common | 51 | Google offices |
 MSFT | 0.0003 | Common | 40 | Microsoft offices |
 META | 0.00081 | Rare | 13 | Meta offices |
 NFLX | 0.038 | Legendary | 2 | Netflix offices |
 TSLA | 0.00042 | Common | 302 | Tesla stores and delivery centres |
 COST | 0.00054 | Rare | 6 | Costco warehouses |
 NVDA | 0.0065 | Epic | 5 | NVIDIA offices |
The walk compounds.
Catch something on consecutive days and the fragment grows. Miss a day and you start at 1×. The multiplier spends more of a balance the vault already holds, so it can never mint anything that was not bought first.
HUNT is what lets you claim.
Wallets are free, and a free reward with no gate is a farm. Holding HUNT is the one thing a fresh wallet cannot fake, so the giveaway lands on people who hold the game rather than on whoever can spin up addresses fastest.
Fixed supply
Minted once at deployment, no mint function afterwards, no owner. There is nothing to inflate and nothing to upgrade.
Held, not spent
Claiming does not burn or take your HUNT. You hold it, you are eligible, and you keep it. Sell it and you stop being eligible.
Checked on chain
The server reads your balance from the chain. Nothing the app sends about what you hold is believed.
Read the vault, not the promise.
1185 spots, 190 cities.
Every location is a real branch pulled from OpenStreetMap, not a guess. Robinhood's stock tokens are not available to US persons, so the map starts where the players can actually hold what they catch.
A fake GPS fix is the easy part to stop.
Wallets are free, so every counter that matters is keyed on something a fresh wallet does not reset.
Distance and accuracy
40 m radius, fix accurate to under 65 m. Coarse and indoor fixes are refused.
Speed
Faster than 9 m/s between two catches and the claim is refused. You cannot be in two cities at lunch.
Per network and per device
6 catches and 3 wallets per network a day, 5 and 2 per device.
Per square metre
6 catches a day from the same 11 m square, whoever is standing in it.
Single-use vouchers
Signed for one wallet, one spot, one nonce, 15 minutes. Replays are impossible.
The network has to agree with the phone
A VPN or a datacentre address is refused, and a connection in the wrong country cannot claim a drop in this one. Faking a GPS fix is free. Making the network agree with it is not.
Nothing burns on failure
A rejected claim moves no counters, so nobody can exhaust a spot by spamming it.
Pay for the visit, not the impression.
A brand funds the vault with its own stock token and we spawn it at its doors. It then pays per verified visit: a claim that passed every check above, from a real phone at a real address. Not a click. Not a view. A person, standing in the shop, holding a piece of the company they just walked into.