DENOM
See who is cornering what

Robinhood Chain

A memecoin is cornering
a real company's float.

Memecoins here are not launched against a dollar. They are launched against tokenized stocks, so the liquidity behind them is real Nvidia, real gold, real Hims and Hers. Lock up enough of a stock's float inside those pools and there is nothing left for anybody else to buy, which is a squeeze pointed at the company that issues it. Denom keeps score.

See who is cornering what How it works

reading the market

Locked up right now
$2.7mof real shares locked up by memecoins

Half of every pool is the stock behind it. This is that half.

How a squeeze on this chain works

01

Lock up the float

Launch a memecoin against a tokenized stock and every buyer hands more of that stock into the pool, where it stays. Past a quarter of the float there is not much left for anybody else, and one stock here is past half.

02

See whether they print

A corner is a bet that the issuer will have to mint new shares to meet the demand. Whether they do is only visible to somebody who wrote down what supply was yesterday, so we write it down every five minutes.

03

Watch it come off the rails

A tokenized stock only leaves the real share price while the market is shut and nobody is obliged to close the gap. A float already locked up is what makes that possible.

Measured against every one of those shares that exists, asked for again rather than remembered. One stock here was 82,286 tokenized shares one evening and 73,846 the next morning, and a corner divided by yesterday's float reads nine points light.

One of these, walked through

Not an illustration. This is the most cornered stock on the chain as of the moment this page loaded, and every figure below is the one the site is publishing right now.

    And what that looks like from a wallet

    A real address

    0x26D9EF1a38210e1F2b084d8F66d7cB4aF08A0c11 holds one token. Not a stock, not an index, one memecoin. Every portfolio tracker will tell you it holds that memecoin and stop there.

    What it is actually long

    Roughly half a million dollars of Micron, because the pool that memecoin trades in is quoted in tokenized MU. If Micron gaps down on earnings, that position reprices and nobody has to trade a thing.

    Check it yourself

    Why this exists

    Robinhood Chain was built for tokenized stocks and memecoins took it over. Services let anyone launch a memecoin against equity liquidity across ninety tickers, so the pool is not meme against a dollar, it is meme against Tesla. The crowd worked out what that allows before anybody else did: a pool holding enough of a real company's tokenized float is a squeeze anybody can join for the price of a token. It is weeks old, it moves hundreds of millions a day, and nobody has been keeping score.

    Only one chain does this

    A memecoin on Solana is priced in SOL, and SOL has no float to corner, no company behind it and no closing bell. There is nothing to squeeze. This only exists here.

    And a position you did not take

    The other side of the same fact. Nothing on any chart tells you that your memecoin is half a gold position. It is, and it reprices when gold does. Paste an address and it will tell you what you are really long.

    See who is cornering what

    Open the scoreboard

    Free market data, no account, no key. Open source. Read how every number is worked out.

    DENOM

    What are you actually holding?

    The other side of a squeeze. Holding a memecoin quoted in a stock is holding the stock, and the pool it sits in is part of what is locking that float up.

    Who is cornering what

    How much of each stock's float is locked inside memecoin pools, and whether the issuer has printed more since we started watching.

    AssetFloat lockedReportsOn chain Real stockGapBackingMemes

    What has changed

    Recorded here every five minutes. Nobody else was writing this down.

    Was anybody forced to print more?

    Locking a stock's float inside memecoin pools is an attempt to make the issuer mint new shares. Whether they do is only visible to somebody who wrote down what supply was yesterday.

    StockShares wereNowMintedOver

    How much of each float is locked up

    StockWasNowChangeOver

    Every pool

    What each token is quoted in, and what it did once that is divided out.

    Token Priced in Headline Denominator Its own move Volume