The cast — 100 species, 100 real stocks
every one of them thinks it’s the main character
Sealed in the pool
$24,807
every promise in the room, added up
Active stalls
536 / 702
wave 1 of 10 · 76% taken
Price to pull
$15.58
1.5 × expected pulled value
Each stall earns / pull
$0.0204
70% of every pull, split evenly
preview figures · contract formulas · the monsters are ready even if the pool isn’t
The loop
Stonkmon is a market wearing a card game. Packers stock the prize pool and collect its fees; players pay to reach in. Nobody needs permission and nobody holds keys — every rule below is a constant in an immutable contract.
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Anyone may buy a real tokenized stock and seal it inside a limited card shell — Rustshell takes Ford, Windoge takes Microsoft. The sealed card is listed into the pool, where it earns a share of every pull taken by anyone, on any card.
Pack a card02
Players pay one price to draw one listing at random. Odds run inverse to value: cheap cards surface often, a legendary almost never. The expected pulled value is a mathematical identity — the pool's harmonic mean — printed live on the pool page.
Enter the pool03
Every pull ends in one of four ways, chosen within 24 hours: keep the card, relist it and become the house, take 85% of the shares inside, or waive the prize for $STONK — the only token faucet in existence.
Read the odds
Scarcity, rationed
Every species has a fixed print run — 100 commons, 50 rares, 25 legendaries — and every print is a listing slot. Wave 1 opens just 702 stalls; the next wave unlocks only when the pool runs >85% full, never sooner than three days apart. Unpacking a shell retires its print number forever. The supply of stalls only shrinks.
Common
50 × 100
10 stalls each in wave 1
Rare
34 × 50
5 stalls each in wave 1
Legendary
16 × 25
2 stalls each in wave 1
The token
Seven point one billion, zero reserved, zero pre-sold, no launch pool. The only faucet is play. The only guaranteed exit is a redemption counter whose price is not allowed to go down.
Daily distribution goes to the two working sides only: packers by stall-time, players by pull volume. Fifteen launch days emit 2% a day; after that, a slow perpetual taper.
15% of every pull funds a redemption counter. Anyone may burn $STONK for ETH at the floor price, any time, no slippage. The floor ratchets upward by contract invariant — down is not a legal state transition.
From wave 2, listing a rare stall locks 500,000 $STONK and a legendary locks 2,000,000, returned when the stall closes. The busier the house, the more of the token is bolted to the furniture.
