Loozy brings exchange-listed micro-caps on-chain — one share, one token, backed one for one.
Buy the shares. Mint the ticker. Launch the meme.
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On-chain
The backing invariant
Every token Loozy mints is backed one for one by a real share held in custody. The rule is mechanical, enforced in the contract at every mint: token supply × multiplier / 1e18 must stay at or below the attested shares in custody.
A mint that would push supply past the attested share count reverts on-chain. There is no path to an unbacked token. Coverage is published live, often above 199%, so anyone can check the reserve against the float.
01 · Buy the shares. A regulated SPV acquires the listed micro-cap through Interactive Brokers, off-chain, at the real exchange price.
02 · Custody and attest. The shares sit fully paid at a custodian. The settled count is posted on-chain as the reserve every mint is measured against.
03 · Mint 1:1. The controller issues one TICKERx per attested share. Balances never rebase — if the share doubles, tokens double. Reverse splits ride a multiplier, not a burn.
04 · Pair the meme. The ticker becomes a quote asset. Anyone can launch a bonding curve priced in TICKERx instead of ETH, turning a penny stock into a launchpad rail.
05 · Exit anytime. Sell TICKERx on its pool. Only the market maker mints and redeems, always against attested custody, exactly like ETF creation and redemption.