$FOUNT is live on @ponsdotfamily ๐
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StockFount runs oracle-guarded liquidity for tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain. 30% of every Fount's trading fees buy $FOUNT and burn it.
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Gm
As concerning the market conditions, $Fount is struggling, which is understandable.
We are here for the long run.
$Fount is free here.
More updates coming up next week.
Have a great weekend.
StockFount vs a centralized exchange:
CEX: they hold your funds and set the rules, which can change overnight.
StockFount: you hold your shares, rules are enforced in code, and any change waits 48 hours in public.
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Small detail: the StockFount header shows whether NYSE is open.
When markets are closed, oracle prices go quiet and Founts deliberately pause pricing. Knowing the market status helps you understand what the protocol is doing.
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StockFount is open source and built on the MIT-licensed Stonkwell contracts, rebuilt with stricter governance and a hardened oracle.
Read the code. Check the timelock. Verify the roles.
Everything is verifiable on-chain.
https://t.co/IcTzpuJFCa
StockFount governance, in plain words:
โข The 48h timelock owns every contract
โข Every change is public 2 days before it happens
โข The deployer wallet holds nothing
โข The guardian can only pause, never move funds
Everything is verifiable on-chain.
Every trade through a Fount feeds the $FOUNT burn.
30% of fees โ buy $FOUNT โ burn it.
The burn contract has no withdraw function. What goes in only comes out as burned tokens.
CA: 0x4dafdc67fde1ae73905fc82dd345807b89951709
Market closed? Feed paused? Weekend?
You can still exit a Fount in kind: you get your share of the stock token plus USDG.
No price needed, so no reason for it to ever be blocked.
What happens if a stock's price feed jumps 15%+ in one update?
StockFount stops trusting it for 30 minutes.
Deposits and USDG exits pause. In-kind exits stay open.
A bad print can't drain a Fount.
Behind every Fount is a keeper that keeps the liquidity range centered on the Chainlink price.
It can rebalance. It cannot withdraw.
Its loss per rebalance is capped on-chain. Anyone can read the limits.
Where does a Fount's yield come from?
Not emissions. Not printed tokens.
Real trading fees, paid by every swap through the Fount's Uniswap v4 range.
No trades, no fees. That's the honest part.
7 Founts live on Robinhood Chain:
$TSLA $NVDA $AAPL $PLTR $META $GOOGL $SPY
Each one is its own contract with its own cap, so a problem in one never touches another.
Pick the stock you believe trades the most.
StockFount in one line:
Deposit USDG โ the Fount makes the market for one tokenized stock โ trading fees come back to you.
70% to depositors. 30% buys and burns $FOUNT.
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When we started StockFount, one rule guided every decision:
If a feature needed people to trust us, we either removed it or put it behind a public timelock.
That's why the deployer holds nothing and every change waits 48 hours.
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Three numbers worth watching on StockFount:
1. Total Held Value: how much the community trusts the Founts
2. Waiting to Burn: fees queued for $FOUNT buybacks
3. $FOUNT Retired: how much supply has been burned for good
All live on the homepage.
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What happens if a Chainlink feed fails?
Founts stop using it. Deposits, USDG exits and rebalances pause until a fresh, sane price returns. The in-kind exit keeps working, because it needs no price at all.
Fail safe, not fail open.
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