01Tickers
Every ticker, one crowd.
The vault seals SOL first, because it is the smallest thing worth auditing. These are the tokenised equities it is designed to accept afterwards. Note counts are example figures — nothing is deployed, so nothing here is read from a chain.
| Ticker | Name | Sector | Denomination | Notes waiting | Anonymity set | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AAPLx | Apple | Hardware | 1 SOL | 1,842 | Deep | Devnet |
| NVDAx | NVIDIA | Semis | 1 SOL | 2,310 | Deep | Devnet |
| TSLAx | Tesla | Autos | 0.1 SOL | 1,206 | Usable | Devnet |
| MSFTx | Microsoft | Software | 10 SOL | 977 | Usable | Designed |
| GOOGLx | Alphabet | Internet | 1 SOL | 864 | Usable | Designed |
| AMZNx | Amazon | Retail | 1 SOL | 731 | Usable | Designed |
| METAx | Meta | Internet | 0.1 SOL | 512 | Thin | Queued |
| SPYx | S&P 500 | Index | 10 SOL | 3,405 | Deep | Designed |
| QQQx | Nasdaq-100 | Index | 10 SOL | 2,288 | Deep | Designed |
| JNJx | Johnson & Johnson | Health | 1 SOL | 288 | Thin | Queued |
| KOx | Coca-Cola | Staples | 0.1 SOL | 196 | Bare | Queued |
| BRKx | Berkshire B | Holding | 10 SOL | 154 | Bare | Queued |
Why fixed sizes
An unusual amount is a name. Three denominations make deposits look like each other.
Why SOL first
One asset, one arithmetic. Equities enter once the primitive has been audited.
Why the set matters
A withdrawal proves membership only. The more notes waiting, the less your exit says.