The floor, explained: from share to ticker to meme

Buy the shares. Mint the ticker. Launch the meme. That one line is the whole product. Everything else is the plumbing that makes it true.

Loozy takes an exchange-listed micro-cap, brings it on-chain one share to one token, and then turns that token into a quote asset a community can launch a memecoin against. The floor is where those tickers live.

The engine runs in five steps, and none of them can be skipped:

The five steps

— 01 Buy the shares. A regulated SPV buys the real listed micro-cap through Interactive Brokers, off-chain, fully paid.

— 02 Custody and attest. The shares are parked fully-paid at a custodian, which attests the settled shares on-chain as the reserve.

— 03 Mint 1:1. Only then does the mint controller issue TICKERx, one token per attested share, capped by the attestation.

— 04 Pair the meme. The ticker becomes a quote asset; a community launches a bonding curve priced in it, 80% on the curve, 20% held for the pool, 1% fee.

— 05 Exit anytime. Sell TICKERx on its pool, or trade the graduated meme once its curve fills into a locked Uniswap v4 pool.

The invariant is the discipline that makes it safe: token supply times the multiplier, divided by 1e18, must stay at or below the attested shares in custody. A mint past attestation reverts, and coverage is shown live — often near 199.9%.

The launchpad never touches a share. It only quotes against one. When a launch sells out its curve it graduates into a locked Uniswap v4 pool, liquidity locked forever, no rug. One token is one share. Not one dollar. No rebase, ever.

Built on Robinhood Chain, id 4663. Read the floor on /stocks/, the mechanism on /docs/, and launch on /launchpad/create/. NO US PERSONS · UNAUDITED.