Markets · Tokenized shares & pre-IPO
Live prices for stock tokens on Solana, all on one page.
See what tokenized shares like Tesla or Nvidia, and pre-IPO tokens like OpenAI, trade for right now, how much they moved today and how easy they are to sell. Free to read. We sell nothing.
Prices come live from public Solana markets. These are third-party tokens made by outside issuers, not shares bought from a broker.
- Tokens on the board
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- Money in their markets
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- Wallets holding them
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How it works, in three steps
- I.
Pick a token or paste your wallet
Choose a stock token from the board, or paste any Solana wallet address.
- II.
We read public market data
Live prices, trading pools and issuer settings, read straight from Solana.
- III.
You get a clear answer
Price, daily move, how easy it is to sell, and what the issuer can do.
Reading is free. Nothing is moved or charged, and no transaction is ever asked for here.
Tool 1 · The board
Today's stock-token prices
What this does: lists every verified stock and pre-IPO token we track on Solana with its live price, today's move, and how much money sits in its trading pools.
Reading the market…
"In pools" = liquidity, the money ready for trading. "Pre-IPO" tokens track the value of private companies through an outside vehicle; they are not company shares or IPO allocations.
The explainer
How a share turns into a token
1. A share sits with an issuer
A company outside Solana buys a real share, or a stake in a fund that owns private-company shares, and holds it.
2. The issuer makes a token
It creates a token on Solana that is meant to follow that share's value. The issuer keeps powers over the token; we show which ones.
3. People trade it in pools
Anyone can trade the token in public pools. The amount of money in those pools decides how big a trade the market can take.
4. The tape prints the price
Each trade sets a new price. It can drift from the real share, especially on weekends or for private companies with no public price.
Tool 2 · One token, in depth
Look up one stock token
What this does: shows one token's price chart, a second-source price check, and the powers its issuer kept, read live from the token's on-chain settings.
Pick a token above, or press "Try an example" to open the Tesla token.
Tool 3 · Side by side
Compare two tokens
What this does: lays two tokens' price paths on one chart, both starting at 0%, so you can see which moved more over the same hours.
Choose two tokens and press Compare.
Tool 4 · Twin check
Same share, different wrappers
What this does: finds shares that more than one issuer has turned into a token, and shows how far apart their prices are right now.
Press the button to group tokens that track the same share.
A gap is normal. Each issuer has its own pools, fees and redemption rules, and some apply a share multiplier (for example after a stock split) that changes the token's price. A gap is a fact to look into, not a trade signal.
Tool 5 · Your wallet
Which stock tokens does a wallet hold?
What this does: reads any Solana wallet's token balances and values the stock and pre-IPO tokens in it at today's price.
Connect your wallet (top right) and your address fills in by itself. Connecting only shares your public address.
Paste an address, connect your wallet, or try the example wallet.
Diagrams
What happens when you use it
Plain words
The jargon, explained
- Stock token
- A token that an outside company issues to follow the price of one share or fund. It is not the share itself and usually gives no voting rights.
- Pre-IPO token
- A token tied to a private company's value through a fund or similar vehicle. There is no public share price to compare it to.
- Mint address
- A token's unique ID on Solana. Two tokens with the same name can have different mint addresses; only the mint tells them apart.
- Liquidity
- Money waiting in trading pools. Low liquidity means even a small sale can push the price down.
- Freeze / pause
- Issuer powers that can stop a wallet, or everyone, from moving the token.
- Permanent delegate
- An issuer power to move or burn tokens from any holder's wallet, often used for legal compliance.
- Token-2022
- Solana's newer token standard. It allows built-in extras such as transfer fees, pausing and share multipliers.
- Wrapper
- Our word for the issuer layer around a share. Same share, different wrapper, different token.
Roadmap
What works, what is next
- Done
The board
Live prices, daily moves, pool money and holders for 100+ verified stock and pre-IPO tokens. Sort, search and watchlist.
- Done
Token desk and issuer powers
Price chart, second-source price check and the issuer's on-chain powers in plain words.
- Done
Compare, twins and wallet reader
Two-token chart, same-share price gaps, and a valued list of the stock tokens in any wallet.
- Building
Weekend gap notes
Mark when the real stock market is closed so weekend token moves are read in context.
- Planned
Issuer change log
Show when an issuer changes a token setting, such as a new share multiplier or a pause.
- Planned
Saved comparisons
Keep your favourite side-by-side charts in your browser and share them as a link.
Tokenomics
The Ipotape coin
Planned structure. The coin is not live yet; these figures are the plan, not a market.
- Total supply
- 0
- Presale
- None
- Team allocation
- 0%, unless bought on the curve like anyone else
- Mint & freeze powers
- Switched off
- Pool money at graduation
- Locked or burned
- Live now
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The coin is separate from the stock tokens on this page. Holding it gives no claim on any share, and nobody here promises it will be worth anything.
Readers' questions
FAQ
What is this, in one sentence?
A free price page for stock tokens and pre-IPO tokens on Solana that shows live prices, daily moves, how easy each is to sell and what its issuer can do.
Is it safe? Does it touch my money?
It only reads public data. Connecting a wallet shares your public address so we can list your stock tokens; it never asks you to sign or send anything, and the page never holds or moves funds.
Can I buy a stock token here?
No. We sell nothing and route no orders. These tokens are made by third-party issuers and trade on outside venues; buying one is your own decision and we are not advising you.
Is a stock token the same as owning the share?
No. You hold a token from an issuer who says it is backed by a share. Your rights depend on that issuer's terms and location, and many issuers limit who may hold their tokens.
Why does a pre-IPO token have no "real" price to compare?
Private companies have no public share price. The token's price is simply what buyers and sellers agree on, so it can be far from any later IPO price.
Why do two sources show different prices?
Each source looks at different pools and updates at different moments. A large gap usually means thin pools; the token desk shows the gap so you can see it.
Where do the numbers come from?
Live prices, holders and pool money from public Solana market feeds; token settings straight from the Solana network. The compare chart's starting-at-0% scaling is our own simple maths.