$STOCKLAYER
Build more.
Burn supply.
Token activity should build something that lasts. Our commitment is to direct Stocklayer’s creator trading fees into two things: better market infrastructure and buying back $STOCKLAYER to burn.
One fee stream. Two engines.
- Product development
- Creator fees → engineering, integrations, and reliability.
- Buyback and burn
- Creator fees → market purchases → tokens removed from circulation.
The model uses the creator-fee share received by Stocklayer from eligible $STOCKLAYER trading. It does not claim all trading fees or charge every request made through the Stocklayer API.
Build the product.
Put trading activity to work on the API, SDK, and MCP server: stronger integrations, clearer developer tools, and more reliable infrastructure. The ambition is a product more developers choose to build with—and a token community connected to that progress.
Buy back. Burn.
Allocate part of the creator fees to buying $STOCKLAYER on the market. Permanently remove the tokens acquired for this program from circulation through verifiable burns. Fund development while retiring tokens: two uses of the same fee stream.
Buybacks create purchases; burns remove tokens from circulation. Neither guarantees a higher price. Results depend on actual fee income, allocation, liquidity, and market demand.
The fee policy
We allocate 50% of the creator trading fees received by Stocklayer to product development and 50% to manual buybacks and burns. The split applies to our received creator share, not total trading volume or fees retained by Pons and other parties.
Execution is project-managed, not automatic on every trade. Timing depends on available proceeds, liquidity, and execution costs; no fixed buyback schedule or minimum purchase is promised. Completed purchases and burns will have separate transaction records.
Make the activity verifiable.
The project fee wallet and buyback and burn transaction records belong here alongside the official token address. Completed actions will be reported with onchain evidence.
This is Stocklayer’s adopted token model. The launch configuration, execution schedule, and first fee, buyback, and burn transactions have not yet been verified. No automated burn mechanism is currently represented as live.
Pons’s native buyback feature vests purchased tokens; it does not burn them. Stocklayer’s buyback-and-burn program is a separate use of project creator fees. Read the Pons mechanics →
Official token details
Check the full contract and network before trading. The former RailX token is a separate asset.
Built for developers. Open to use.
The Stocklayer API, SDK, and local MCP server are available today. Start with a project key; token ownership is not required. $STOCKLAYER does not represent equity, a tokenized stock, or a right to project revenue.