LOOPMarket-referenced Loop Offerings, powered by $LOOP.
LOOP uses real US stock symbols as market references and $LOOP as the launch-fee and liquidity-routing asset. A Loop Offering is not an official share or token issued by Apple, Microsoft, or any referenced company.
A market reference, not a company-issued asset.
AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, TSLA, and other symbols identify the referenced US stock market. Nasdaq links lead to real company information. Stock quotes do not represent a Loop Offering token price, and no affiliation or endorsement is implied.
Core positioning
Liquidity designed to compound with volume. Growth depends on verified trading activity and can slow, stop, or decline.
The complete launch loop
Each supported symbol can create one Loop Offering. Transaction-dependent stages stay locked until $LOOP and verified production contracts are live.
Choose a supported US stock symbol
Review its live market quote and Nasdaq page
Connect a wallet and verify Robinhood Chain
Approve the 5,000 LOOP launch cost
Create one Loop Offering for the symbol
Create the token pool and list it in Live Loops
Route the 3.00% trading fee
Update liquidity from verified volume and events
Launch-fee allocation
After the production token and contracts are live, the 5,000 LOOP launch cost follows this configured allocation.
3.00% trading-fee route
Every supported market follows the same visible route. The split is enforced by configured production contracts, not by interface estimates.
Three verifiable data layers
Stock market data
Finnhub or Nasdaq provides price, day change, exchange, timestamp, and company identity. It is a stock reference—not a token price.
DEX data
Verified pools may provide pair price, liquidity, 24-hour volume, venue, and pool link. The interface does not invent missing values.
Protocol data
Launches, fee routing, reserves, and LP changes must come from deployed contracts and indexed on-chain events in production.
Who does what
Market viewer
Search symbols, inspect live quotes, open Nasdaq research, and review offering status.
Launcher
Select an available symbol and, after $LOOP is live, approve the launch cost and create its one permitted offering.
Protocol operator
Manage supported symbols, fee routing, buyback policy, LP custody, reserves, audits, governance, and risk disclosures.
Launch availability
The interface only submits a transaction when the $LOOP token, target network, launcher, and payment configuration are all verified and available.
$LOOP tokenNot live
Network RPCReady
Launcher contractLocked
Payment assetLocked
Current boundary vs. production
ModuleBefore token launchProduction
WalletRead public address and networkSigning and transaction confirmation
LaunchLocked until $LOOP is liveSmart-contract creation
LOOP feeNo deductionERC-20 approval and on-chain transfer
Pool / LPNo unverified valuesIndexed AMM / DEX liquidity
Stock assetMarket symbol referenceCompliant issuance, custody, and asset mapping
Required before real stock-token issuance
A stock symbol and market-data link are not enough to issue a regulated stock-backed token. Production requires the following legal, custody, oracle, contract, and control layers.
Compliant issuance structureBroker or qualified custodianProof of stock reservesPrice oracleOne-to-one asset mappingSmart-contract auditLP lock and custody policyMultisig and pause controlsRegional trading restrictionsRisk disclosure and event indexing
LOOP TOKEN
$LOOP is the launch-fee and liquidity-routing asset.
The verified token address and supported exchange route will appear here at official launch. Until then, Buy LOOP and all transaction-dependent launch functions remain unavailable.