$ float quote \
--market NESTLE \
--size "spot" \
--source '{"px": "number"}'
{"px": true}Every share is backed. We prove it on-chain.
NoBadOutputs
Reliable Market Infrastructure
Backing, from custody to chain
A tokenized stock needs a real share behind it, held in custody and provable on-chain.
This is what we build.
Share-backed markets. Backed one-for-one. Every fSHARE is matched by a real share in custody. The names the apps won't list, finally tradeable.
The Float Desk
The fastest way to trade the names the apps skip. Buy and sell fSHARES against the Desk at an oracle-anchored price, each one backed by a real share held in custody. A real market, open around the clock.
Diversified baskets
Diversified indices of share-backed markets, so a single buy spreads across many names. Soulbound Seats and get a live, oracle-anchored price with backing you can verify, without the risk of custodying the shares yourself. Built for traders who want the whole market.
For long-term holders
Seats earn yield as the Desk buys shares on your behalf. fSHARE is backed by a real share, the Desk quotes a price 24/7, and the reserve powers the diversified baskets. They spread a single buy across many share-backed markets, for steadier returns than any one name.
We list the stocks the apps skip
New rules for markets
Every powerful system begins the same way: with rules. Rules as a language, a protocol, a way for parts to fit together into something greater. The history of software is really a history of this idea: from UNIX pipes to API contracts to typed programming languages, composability has always been the path to scale.
But large language models broke that pattern. They’re powerful, but unpredictable. Flexible, but fragile. And without contracts, their outputs don’t compose, they just accumulate noise. Despite their tremendous demand, the stocks these apps skip stay stranded and untradeable.
That’s why we built Float: to make every share tradeable.
We believe that safety and real backing are the foundation. That every share should be held in custody. That a token should behave like the share behind it.
So we build backing at every layer: from the share held in custody, to the price you trade on them.
A token is a share. We make sure it trades like one.



