Pink Sheets turns internet jokes into tradable tokens, each linked to a treasury that
holds real tokenized stocks. Trade the meme; a 3% fee buys the lineup; the
treasury funds distributions for eligible holders. The joke may die.
The portfolio doesn't.
By the desk · Filed under: Markets, Culture, Grief
Each token is a word. Each letter is a stock. Repeated letters mean heavier
weighting — the market's first typo-driven allocation model. Our analysts rate every bundle
with complete sincerity.
Accumulate
$PEPENote 002
PPalantir ×2PLTR · 50%
Ee.l.f. Beauty ×2ELF · 50%
"A two-stock barbell. The frog knows what it likes. Feels good, man — diversified, less so."
Treasury $864,200Since 2005 · Never left
Much Buy
$DOGENote 003
DDisneyDIS
OOracleORCL
GAlphabetGOOGL
Ee.l.f. BeautyELF
"Much treasury. Very dividend. Wow. The dog now holds blue chips, which is more than most of us."
Treasury $2,140,600Good boy · Confirmed
Hold, obviously
$HODLNote 004
HHome DepotHD
OOracleORCL
DDisneyDIS
LLockheed MartinLMT
"A typo from 2013 is now a four-stock defensive portfolio. Finally, something worth holding."
Treasury $1,077,300Rating self-explanatory
Market Perform
$NPCNote 005
NNetflixNFLX
PPalantirPLTR
CCoinbaseCOIN
"The consensus position, held by everyone, questioned by no one. That's the joke. Rating: exactly average, forever."
Treasury $643,880Same thought as you
Spell a Market
The creation desk
Type a word. Any word. Each letter maps to a listed asset, and the word becomes
a tradable bundle with its own treasury. This is how a shitpost acquires a treasury.
Start typing — the desk maps each letter as you go. Repeats increase weight.
The alphabet, priced · one asset per letter
Listings illustrative — final letter map set at launch
How the Sausage Is Made
Mechanics desk · Regrettably literal
The loop, in four entries
1.
A word becomes a token. Its letters set the stock lineup — and the weights. $PEPE is 50% Palantir whether Palantir likes it or not.
2.
People trade the token. A 3% ETH fee on every trade flows to that bundle's treasury.
3.
The treasury buys the lineup — real tokenized stocks, held on-chain, visible to anyone.
4.
The treasury funds distributions for eligible holders — in the stocks themselves. No staking. No claiming ritual. You held a joke; the joke may pay you in Apple.
The Revivals Desk
Doge(2013– ) — pronounced dead six times; outlived every obituary.Revived with a treasury
Fartcoin(2024– ) — the market's purest expression of nothing.Now holds Ford
NPC(2016– ) — everyone's favorite way to describe everyone else.Rated by an actual NPC
Small print, set respectfully small. Treasury purchases and distributions depend on
trading fees, market liquidity, price feeds, and keeper availability. Returns are not
guaranteed. Nothing on this page is investment advice, an offer of securities, or a
recommendation to buy anything — including, and especially, $FART. Ratings are jokes
delivered sincerely. The desk holds no positions, because the desk is a website.