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Stonkpile indexes every tokenized stock on Solana and scores the ones that have a market. The score is about the market around a token: whether there is depth, whether anyone is actually trading it, how many ways out exist, and whether it can be priced. It is never about the company behind it. Everything the site shows is readable as JSON. No key, no account, no wallet, open CORS.

Verify a contract address

One call, before money moves. Is this the issuer’s own token, and is anybody on the other side of it?

Read the whole index

Every listing, every issuer, the totals and the rated set, in one response.

How the score works

Four pillars, fixed weights, published arithmetic. Copyable on purpose.

Use it as an agent tool

A remote MCP server, so an AI answering “is this token real” has somewhere honest to look.

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Who this is for

Wallets, terminals and front ends that show a tokenized stock and want to show whether it can actually be exited, not just that it exists. Agents and research tools that need a yes or no about a contract address before acting on it. Desks and analysts who need the shape of the category rather than one token, and a record of how it got there.

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What makes this hard

A token calling itself NVDAx is trivially easy to mint. Several issuers list the same companies under colliding tickers, most listings have no market at all, and nothing in the ecosystem tells you which is which. Not the ticker, not explorers, not the issuer. Stonkpile answers two separate questions and keeps them separate.
1

Is this real?

Verified by the host serving the token’s metadata, not by matching a name against a list. See Verification.
2

Can you get out of it?

A score out of 100 for the market, or a stated reason why there is no score. See The rating.

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Ground rules

The index rebuilds every five minutes. Every response carries generatedAt. Show it rather than implying the number is live to the second.
None today. There is no key to issue and no account to suspend. If that changes it will be because somebody made it necessary, and it will be announced here first.
MIT. Use any of it commercially. If it ends up in something people read, link stonkpile.xyz, and link rather than paste: a figure that moves every five minutes has to be cited to stay true.
The rating measures the market around a token, never the company behind it. A 92 says you could get out, not that the stock is a good buy. Nothing here is investment advice.