Terms/Short, and in plain words
Stonkpile is a record of what public onchain sources say about tokenized stocks on Solana. It is not a broker, not an adviser and not a guarantee. Here is the whole of it, in 9 short pieces.
Nothing on Stonkpile is financial, investment, legal or tax advice, and nothing here is an offer or a recommendation to buy or sell anything. No part of this site is personalised to you, your circumstances or your risk appetite, because the site has no idea who you are. If you want advice, get it from somebody licensed to give it.
Stonkpile reports what public onchain sources say at the moment they are read. Prices, liquidity, holder counts and issuer data move constantly. They can be stale by the time you see them, wrong at the source, or deliberately manipulated by someone with an interest in how a token looks. Every figure here carries the time it was taken. Treat it as of that moment and nothing else.
The rating measures whether a market exists and how it behaves: whether there is liquidity, whether volume is proportionate to it, whether a price feed is live. It says nothing about the company behind the ticker, nothing about whether the price is fair, and nothing about what happens next. A token passing every check on this site can still lose all of its value.
The liquidity part of the score is read from indexed automated market maker pools. It does not see a market maker quoting from its own inventory, a request-for-quote venue, or an exchange order book, and all three can fill a trade that the pools alone could not. So a low score means the pools are thin, which is not the same as saying you cannot get out. Read it as a floor on what is visible rather than a measure of the whole market. Borrowing is not measured at all: none of these tokens currently has a lending market, and if that changes the score will not know until we add it.
This is the thing people assume it does, so it is worth saying plainly. Nothing here measures how closely a tokenized stock follows the company's actual share price. The pricing part of the score asks two narrower questions: whether a 24/7 reference feed exists for that company at all, and whether a second issuer's token on the same company agrees, compared per underlying share. That compares issuers against each other, never against the exchange. The reason is simple: the equity price feeds this site used to read now sit behind paid authentication, so there is no reference price available to it. A token can therefore score well here while drifting from the stock it names, and the score would not know.
Most of what this site indexes is a claim on an issuer rather than ownership of a company. What you are entitled to, whether you can redeem, what happens in a corporate action and what you are left with if the issuer fails all depend entirely on that issuer and on the jurisdiction it operates from. Those terms are the issuer's to publish and yours to read. They are not equivalent to holding the underlying stock.
Check the contract address against the issuer's own published list, not against a search result and not against this page alone. Addresses can be spoofed, token names are not unique, and a transaction on Solana cannot be reversed. Do your own research. You are responsible for what you do with anything you read here.
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