Live board · Solana mainnet
Coins that trade against real stocks, side by side.
Some new coins are paired with a stock token like Nvidia or Tesla instead of SOL. This board lists them next to their stock, so you can see in seconds whether the coin is riding the stock or doing its own thing.
Live pools from DexScreener and prices from Jupiter. Read-only: nothing to buy or sign here.
How it works in three steps
- 1Open the board, or paste a coin.
Or connect your wallet to see your stocks.
- 2We find pools where a coin trades for a stock token.
Read live from public mainnet data.
- 3You see coin and stock moves side by side.
With charts and a plain verdict.
Nothing is bought, moved or charged. Tickertwin only reads and never asks for a signature.
Every coin paired with a stock
What this does: finds live pools where a coin is traded for a tokenized stock, and lists them with both 24-hour moves.
Compare a coin with its stock
What this does: draws the coin and its stock on one chart for the last three days and tells you if they move together.
Is this coin paired with a stock?
What this does: checks every pool of a coin you paste and tells you which stock tokens, if any, it trades against.
My pinned twins
What this does: keeps the pairs you pin (saved in this browser only) and refreshes their live price and move.
Nothing pinned yet. Press the pin on any row of the full list, or "Try an example".
Stocks in a wallet, and their twins
What this does: reads which stock tokens a wallet holds, what they are worth, and which coins on the board are paired with them.
Boarding sequence
How a coin gets a stock twin
- A share becomes a token. An issuer puts a stock, say Nvidia, on Solana as a token that tracks its price.
- A coin is launched against it. Instead of SOL, buyers pay for the new coin with that stock token.
- The stock moves the coin. The coin is priced in shares, so when the share rises, the coin's dollar value rises too.
- We line them up. The board puts each coin next to its stock so you can tell which force is moving it.
How it works, and where the data comes from
What the board's words mean
- Stock token
- A Solana token from a third-party issuer that tracks a share price, for example NVDAx for Nvidia. It is not the share itself.
- Twin
- Our word for a coin whose main pool trades it against a stock token.
- Pool / pair
- A pot of two assets that people swap between. A coin-and-NVDAx pool prices the coin in Nvidia tokens.
- Liquidity
- Money sitting in the pool. Thin pools swing hard on small trades.
- Gap
- How far a stock token's price sits from the real share price right now.
- Mint address
- The unique ID of a coin on Solana. Always check it, because names are easy to copy.
Roadmap
"Departed" means it works on this page today. Later items are plans only, with no dates promised.
- DepartedLive board
Split-flap board, full twin list, three sort orders.
- DepartedCompare and check
Coin vs stock chart with a move-together score, stock-token gap check.
- DepartedYours
Pinned twins in your browser, wallet stock holdings and their twins.
- BoardingMore issuers
Add other stock-token families once their pools are listed reliably.
- ScheduledMarket hours
Mark when the real stock market is closed so gaps read correctly.
- ScheduledLonger history
Weekly view and a saved snapshot of the board each day, kept locally.
Tokenomics
Planned layout for the Tickertwin coin. It has not been published yet, so nothing here is live.
| Total supply | 0, never more |
|---|---|
| Presale or private round | None |
| Team share | Only what it buys on the curve, same price as anyone |
| Mint / freeze authority | Turned off |
| Pool after graduation | Liquidity locked or burned |
This describes structure, not value. No return is promised.
FAQ
What is this, in one sentence?
A live board of Solana coins that trade against stock tokens, shown next to those stocks so you can compare how each one moves.
Is it safe? Does it touch my money?
It cannot touch your money. The page reads public prices and, if you connect, your wallet's public address to list stock tokens you hold. It never asks you to sign or send anything.
Are stock tokens real shares?
No. They are tokens from third-party issuers that aim to track a share's price. Rights, redemption and fees depend on the issuer. Tickertwin does not issue or sell any.
Why does a coin's price move when only the stock moved?
Its pool prices it in stock tokens. If the stock token gets 5% dearer, the coin is worth about 5% more in dollars even with no trades in the coin.
Why is a twin I know missing?
We read up to 30 pools per stock token as reported by DexScreener, and hide pools with almost no liquidity. Paste the coin in "Is this coin paired with a stock?" to check it directly.
Is this advice?
No. The board shows data and simple rules we explain. It says nothing about future prices.