Pick your ticker, write five numbers, send it. The treasury trades that real stock by your rule — forever — and spends the profit buying your token back and burning it.
Stock borrow and covered calls feed a twice-daily TBA payout to $HARBOR wallets with $10+ at snapshot.
Minted supply, minus what sits locked in pools and lending, is what could change hands today — and on most names the larger part of it never does. It sits in wallets, unlent and unpaid. That idle stock is the raw material of everything below.
See the float →
Chainlink's equity feeds are 24/5. Across a weekend they hold the last value while the pool trades on, so a premium can sit for two days with nothing to arbitrage it. Somebody wants to sell into that premium and buy back on Monday. To do it they need your stock.
See who is trading above the oracle →Supply stock to a StockLend market and you hold shares of that market, not a promise. A borrower posts collateral worth 130% to 330% of what they take, pays a fee sized to the premium, and must return the stock by a date the trading calendar sets. If they do not, anyone can buy it back out of the pool with their collateral, or bring the stock and take the collateral. Fees stream to suppliers by the hour; what is not on loan can be withdrawn at any time. No borrower, no fee — the page says zero when it is zero.
Supply stock →
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SPY
GOOGL
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$HARBOR is the token that gets paid: a 3.33% creator tax on trades, 40% to holders and 60% to the treasury, in TBA, twice a day, snapshot ≥ $10. Borrow fees and call premiums join the same pot when counterparties show up; when they do not, that leg is zero and the page says zero.
Open $HARBOR →Hold $HARBOR. Stake or refer and you are paid in RWA — TBA, or an index.
See the AI economics →
Open a read-only summary of your wallet, what you have lent, what you have borrowed and any liquidity you hold, in Portfolio.
View position certificate →Investing involves risk. Persons in the United States and other regulated jurisdictions may not participate.