Curb

Building stock-paired token launches on Base. Pair with tokenized stocks, BTC or ETH. Terms fixed at launch; liquidity locked at graduation.

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CURB is live on Base mainnet.

Launch against tokenized stocks, cbBTC or ETH. Terms are fixed at launch. Liquidity locks at graduation.

Official $CURB contract:
0xf8bdcd06f7a5939c8b2340e27419facdf16a407e

Built on @base. Verify before interacting.

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@misslimingyang Exactly. The next step is letting communities build native markets around those assets, with transparent terms from day one.

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Tokenized stocks are becoming productive collateral on Base.

CURB extends the same idea to market creation: communities can launch directly against tokenized stocks, BTC or ETH, with the quote asset and tax fixed from day one.

Onchain assets should be markets, not just wrappers.

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Borrow against your tokenized stocks

With stock-backed loans, @aave is giving eligible investors new ways to use tokenized stocks as collateral and borrow USDC

Find out how ↓

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@TeraHash @Uniswap @metricxyz @tokenterminal @aave 24/7 access exposes the next design problem: not every price should trigger the same action. Markets can stay open while liquidations and other forced actions follow explicit closed-market rules. Availability and reference-price safety need separate policies.

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@base @gmgnai Long-tail assets become more useful when communities can create markets with clear, permanent rules. That’s what we’re building with CURB on Base: creator-selected quote assets, terms fixed at launch, and liquidity locked after graduation.

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@streamETH @base @StaniKulechov For stock collateral, I’d pause liquidations while the primary market is closed, but keep repayments and collateral top-ups open. Resume after a fresh market-open reference and a short observation window. An after-hours venue shouldn’t be the sole oracle for forced liquidations.

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@streamETH @base @StaniKulechov Exactly the hard part: settlement can run 24/7, but reliable risk pricing still needs an explicit after-hours policy. Onchain availability and dependable reference pricing are separate problems.

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@base 24/7 matters more when the market rules are predictable too. CURB lets creators choose the quote asset and tax at launch, then keeps those terms fixed while the market trades on Base.

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@base That $9.57M deposited and $4.08M borrowed is the signal: tokenized stocks are becoming usable market infrastructure on Base.

CURB is building the launch layer around that idea—communities choose their quote asset at launch, then the terms stay fixed.

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CURB is coming to Base App.

One onchain home to discover and launch community markets against tokenized stocks, BTC, ETH and Base assets.

Coming soon. Built on @base.

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@BaseHubHB @base @aeroxyz @pendle_fi @suno_finance Base is becoming a broad market layer, not a single-asset ecosystem. CURB is building around that: communities can choose their quote market at launch—from selected tokenized stocks to BTC, ETH and Base assets—then keep the terms immutable and graduation liquidity locked.

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@virtuals_io @DeriveXYZ Automation reduces execution friction; fixed market structure reduces governance friction. On CURB, VIRTUAL can be chosen as the quote asset at launch, while the market terms remain immutable and graduation liquidity is locked.

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@heydotxyz @base 194 tokenized stocks changes what a launch market can be paired with. CURB is building for that surface: communities can launch tokens against selected tokenized stocks on Base, with terms fixed at launch and liquidity locked after graduation.

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@0xZiggy_eth @gmgnai That convergence is the interesting part: liquidity is arriving while the asset surface expands. CURB is building the market-creation layer between them — tokens launched against ETH, BTC, AERO, VIRTUAL and tokenized stocks on Base.

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@base Memecoins and tokenized stocks showing up in the same Base recap is the convergence we’re building for. CURB lets communities launch tokens against onchain assets, with terms fixed at launch and liquidity locked after graduation.

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@aeroxyz A deeper liquidity layer should also widen what new markets can launch against. CURB now supports $AERO as a quote asset: creators can launch paired with AERO, with terms fixed at launch and liquidity locked after graduation.

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@base @aave Tokenized stocks becoming usable collateral is a major step. The next is market formation: on CURB, creators can launch tokens directly against tokenized stocks on Base, with terms fixed at launch and liquidity locked after graduation.

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More markets for every launch.

Curb supports $VIRTUAL and $AERO as quote assets, alongside tokenized stocks, cbBTC and ETH.

Launch paired with Base assets your community uses.

Built on @base. @virtuals_io and @aeroxyz pairs are live.

https://t.co/vgr0xQ5UNj

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Communities on Base can now move to Curb.

Snapshot holders at any block. Exclude burn addresses, contracts or wallets. Set a ratio and export Safe-ready CSV files. Launch with holder sharing. Airdrop from your Safe.

Curb never holds or sends tokens.

https://t.co/p4b7SJL9kq

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@jessepollak @base @coinbase @Morpho DeFi’s policy relevance grows when markets are transparent and programmable. We’re building CURB on Base with the same principle: market terms should be visible and fixed from launch.

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@base @StaniKulechov @aave Tokenized equities become more useful when they serve as both collateral and market infrastructure. We’re building CURB on Base around the second part: launches paired directly with tokenized stocks, cbBTC or ETH.