FAQs
One token from a complete set. Each set is a fixed bundle of partials that, held together, redeems for one unit of the underlying tokenized stock at any time. Every partial in the set takes its name from one of the company's reported segments, such as Google Cloud inside Alphabet, and trades on its own market.
Segment reporting is the one breakdown every US-listed company publishes on a fixed schedule, audited and comparable quarter to quarter. Anchoring partials to it means each one maps to numbers the company itself files, rather than to a definition Daybreak chose. Those figures only set the prices markets open at; from then on, price discovery on each partial's market sets the price.
When a company goes live, opening weights follow each segment's reported fundamentals in the latest Form 10-K, primarily revenue and operating income, with a small minimum weight for segments that run at a loss; that floor is what gives Other Bets its opening weight. From then on the market decides: every partial trades on its own supply and demand.
Mint and redeem. Anyone can deposit the stock token and mint the complete set, or gather the set and redeem it for the stock, at any time. If the partials trade above the stock, anyone can mint and sell; if below, anyone can buy the set and redeem.
A Solana wallet and a little SOL for network fees. Buy individual partials on the market, or deposit the tokenized stock to mint a complete set. Availability depends on where you live; see the risk disclosure in the footer.