The seven largest US technology names in equal parts. Concentrated on purpose: these stocks tend to move together, so the backing will too.

Designers, a foundry, memory and the company that builds the machines. A sector bet, and sharp drawdowns are normal in this sector.

Oil, medicine, mainframes, warehouses and brown vans. Slower collateral for a coin that should not swing with technology stocks.

Gold for ballast, silver for movement. Both are tokenized funds that hold the metal, and both can fall.

Choose from every tokenized stock and fund we list, set whole-number weights that sum to 100, and name the basket. If you would rather back a coin with a single stock, the launch page offers that too.

The coin's curve is quoted in basket units, and each unit can be exchanged for a fixed amount of real tokenized shares. It does not mean a price floor in dollars, insurance or a guarantee. If the stocks fall, the backing falls with them.

Every curve has a raise target. For a basket-backed coin, reaching it means the raise is complete and the creator's accrued 2% becomes claimable. The coin keeps trading on the same curve for good; nothing migrates. A coin backed by a single supported stock works differently: at the target its liquidity moves to a Uniswap pool.

A launch is paid for in ZEC, in one payment. The launch page shows the exact amount before you send anything, and if the payment is short or never arrives the ZEC goes back to the refund address you gave. Two percent of every trade goes to the coin's creator. For the first seconds after a launch an extra anti-sniping tax applies and falls quickly to zero. There is no listing fee and no subscription.

Yes. Anyone holding basket units can burn them for the components, one for one, at any time. If you hold the coin, selling it on the curve pays out in the component stocks in the same transaction, so you never need to touch the units yourself.

Traders do. Every buy and sell is signed by the trader, from their own wallet, on the market page. A founder needs no wallet to launch: the launch is paid for in ZEC and the coin goes live by itself. The components sit in contracts, and nobody at Zfolio can move them.

No. A completed raise shows that people bought. It says nothing about whether a founder will deliver anything. Nothing here is insured or guaranteed, coin prices can go to nearly nothing, and tokenized stocks carry their own issuer and market risks. Only put in what you can afford to lose.

Every tokenized stock and fund we list, 71 today, including broad funds such as SPY and QQQ, Treasury bills through SGOV, and metals through GLD and SLV. The launch page shows the full list with current prices.