@2147_Million@ponsdotfamily Memes bring them in, backing makes them stay. $FLR is exactly that — a memestock backed by a treasury of tokenized stocks, paying vault rewards in tokenized stocks . Memestocks with an actual floor under them.
@2147_Million@ponsdotfamily Memes bring them in, backing makes them stay. $FLR is exactly that — a memestock backed by a treasury of tokenized stocks, paying vault rewards in tokenized stocks . Memestocks with an actual floor under them.
Memes as a means for distribution
Onchain stock token adoption is accelerating on Robinhood Chain, while RWA volume on Pons has reached an all-time high
Pons is the home of memetocks.
Broader ownership is exactly the thesis we're building on. Tokenized American assets — equities, gold, indices — held on-chain, verifiable by anyone, tradable 24/7 from anywhere with a wallet. The next generation of markets won't ask where you live. That's what we're building at Floor.
How is it possible for a protocol—with a concept as sound as the one discussed by the RobinhoodChain founders—to still have a market capitalization of under $1 million? Perhaps people just haven't realized it yet; it’s a matter of believing in something. @Floor_fi
How is it possible for a protocol—with a concept as sound as the one discussed by the RobinhoodChain founders—to still have a market capitalization of under $1 million? Perhaps people just haven't realized it yet; it’s a matter of believing in something. @Floor_fi
How is it possible for a protocol—with a concept as sound as the one discussed by the RobinhoodChain founders—to still have a market capitalization of under $1 million? Perhaps people just haven't realized it yet; it’s a matter of believing in something. @Floor_fi
Everyone can now share their Backing Card — a one-tap snapshot of the real stocks $FLR has paid you since launch, your share of the supply burned, and the basket backing your bag.
We're curious: how much have you stacked since day one?
Open the app, hit Backing Card, and post yours. Tag us — we want to see the floor doing its job, wallet by wallet.
$FLR — hold the meme, own the floor.
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The FLOOR Vault is live.
Holding $FLR already pays you. Every trade on FLOOR turns fees into real tokenized stocks — NVDA, AAPL, GLD, and the rest — and sends them to holders. The Vault is the second gear: lock your $FLR, and your share of those rewards gets multiplied.
Here's exactly how it works.
Pick a lock, get a multiplier
Three locks, three boosts:
7 days → 2× · 15 days → 3× · 30 days → 5×
A staker on the 30-day lock earns five times the rewards of a plain holder the same size — paid out of the dilution of everyone who didn't lock. The longer you commit, the bigger your slice.
Choose what your rewards become — per position
On every position you open, you pick one of two modes:
Claim — take your boosted share as the actual tokenized stocks, straight to your wallet.
Compound — your rewards are sold back into $FLR and added to your stake, which re-locks. Your bag grows on its own, and next round's boost is bigger.
Your clock, your call
Every position carries its own countdown. Lock whenever you want, watch it tick down, and at maturity you take your $FLR back — plus everything it compounded. Nothing is pooled into one timer; each lock unlocks on its own schedule.
The APY isn't a made-up billboard number. It's read live from the real reward flow and the total staked weight — so it moves with volume, and it's honest.
Non-custodial by design
Your locked $FLR only ever leaves by you, at maturity. The Vault is a separate contract that reads the treasury and never touches it — no one, including us, can withdraw your stake. We audited it end to end before opening the doors.
Lock your $FLR. Earn real stocks, boosted up to 5×.
$FLR — hold the meme, own the floor.