Every trade feeds a treasury
that buys the market.
3% of every transaction flows into an on-chain vault that accumulates the ten largest US stocks by market cap. When the vault outgrows the token, the position unwinds automatically — straight into buybacks and burns.
Tax in, blue chips out.
No staking, no vesting, no manual buys. The vault runs on autopilot from the moment a wallet swaps the token.
The vault continuously accumulates the current top 10 US public companies by market capitalization, weighted and rebalanced as rankings shift — no committee, no discretion.
Holdings are exposed on-chain via tokenized equity so the treasury's value can be tracked and compared to $LOCKBOX's market cap in real time, block by block.
Two ways to trigger the vault.
The vault is always racing the token's own market cap. Either condition below fires the same event: total liquidation.
The 100-Hour Hold
The moment the treasury's value overtakes $LOCKBOX's market cap, a 100-hour clock starts. If the treasury stays in the lead for all 100 hours straight, the trigger fires.
The Runaway Basket
No clock required. If the underlying stocks appreciate enough that the treasury's holdings value simply exceeds $LOCKBOX's market cap by a wide, sustained margin, the trigger can fire directly on the strength of the basket itself.
When it fires, everything moves at once.
The cycle is designed to repeat — every trigger resets the race and starts the vault accumulating from zero again.
Instant liquidation
Every stock in the vault is sold and converted to SOL in a single automated transaction.
Discounted claim window
$LOCKBOX holders become eligible to buy a small allocation of the formerly-held stocks at a discount to market price.
Buyback & burn
The majority of the converted SOL is used to buy $LOCKBOX on the open market — and every token bought back is burned.
Cycle resets
Supply is now smaller, the vault is empty, and the 3% tax starts accumulating the next basket from scratch.
Simple by design.
One tax, one destination, one purpose — everything else in the system happens downstream of a trigger event.
Frequently asked questions.
Nothing is forcibly taken from holders. The trigger liquidates the vault's own holdings, not your wallet, and opens a window for holders to claim discounted stock allocations before the buyback and burn begins.
Ranked by market capitalization and rebalanced as the ranking changes, so the vault always mirrors the current largest ten companies rather than a fixed list.
No. $LOCKBOX is an experimental crypto asset. Tokenized equity exposure, custody, and trigger mechanics carry real technical, market, and regulatory risk — read the disclaimer below.