← Self-described project info (XLS-26)
Stonks
ⓘ Self-described: the issuer published an xrp-ledger.toml file that links back to this address, but the museum has not confirmed its claims.
Name from the issuer Domain / xrp-ledger.toml
The only stonks. Let's pump this shit to the moon (source: Name from the NFTs' own metadata / token ledger)
Who
Builders, team, and how they describe themselves
| Founder / team | Unknown |
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What
What this is on the ledger
| Category | Self-described project info (XLS-26) |
|---|---|
| Ticker / currency | Stonks (hex 53746F6E6B730000000000000000000000000000) |
| Issuer address | rPoMheht3NJgynGadEBiFqNxpDtid83BgP |
| Holders (trustlines with a balance) | 6 |
| Trustlines | 10 |
| Circulating supply (sum of holder balances) | 9968706.770385045 |
| Issuer's first ledger activity | 2024-10-26 tx |
Where to connect
Official links the project published (TOML, site, or NFT / token metadata)
| Official website | Unknown |
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| X (Twitter) | Unknown |
| Domain set on issuer account | r2f7nqjpvrq9urh9sr11.toml.firstledger.net — two-way linked: the TOML lists this address (its claims are self-described, not confirmed) |
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