Feed
Refills hunger, nudges happiness. The cheapest XP in the game and the one people forget.
Nine stockemons. Nine slices of the real economy. You look after yours, it levels up, and the assets behind it keep doing what they already do — earning.
ERC-404 style. One token, one creature, one sector.
Pengu is doing fine. Lowest need: hunger.
Really try it. The needs keep dropping while you read.
Pick one. The shell, the sector and the holdings all change with it.
Consumer staples
The things people buy whether or not the market is having a good week. Soap, soda, groceries.
| Holding | Weight |
|---|---|
| PGProcter & Gamble | 26.4% |
| KOCoca-Cola | 22.1% |
| COSTCostco Wholesale | 19.7% |
| PEPPepsiCo | 17.3% |
| WMTWalmart | 14.5% |
| Total backing | 100.0% |
None of it is complicated. That is the point — it takes a minute and it compounds.
Refills hunger, nudges happiness. The cheapest XP in the game and the one people forget.
Refills hydration. Neglect it long enough and happiness starts leaking too.
The biggest happiness gain, paid for in energy and appetite. Nothing is free.
Restores energy overnight. Your stockemon can't be played with while it sleeps.
Six steps, and then it starts again with a bigger stockemon.
Mint or buy one of the nine. The token and the creature are the same thing.
Feed, clean, play, sleep. Four needs, dropping around the clock.
Care earns XP. XP earns levels. Levels unlock items and evolutions.
Every stockemon opens onto its sector — holdings, weights, what moved.
Eligible revenue from the underlying assets flows into the reward pool.
Enough levels and your stockemon changes shape for good.
A stockemon is a wrapper. Underneath it is a basket of real companies that were already producing revenue before anyone drew a penguin on it.
Warehouses, wells, farmland, towers, loan books. They earn rent, yield and margin.
The share of that revenue the protocol is entitled to route, after costs and reserves.
Pooled per sector, so a stockemon only ever draws on the market it represents.
Distribution weighted by level and by how well the thing has actually been looked after.
Holdings shown are illustrative sector baskets, not an offer or investment advice. Rewards depend on revenue actually received and are never guaranteed.