Arcfolio$AFOL · on Arc
App
CA · pending

[ Arc mainnet · chain 5042 ]

Reserves, read
straight from Arc.

The reserve vault on Arc holds the tokenized stock and keeps count of how much STOCK.afol may circulate. The STOCK.afol contracts hold the supply. Both are public state and this page is only a viewer: if reserve and supply ever disagree, you will see it here first.

Reserve value

—

held in the vault, at oracle prices

Backing

—

lowest across stocks, reserve ÷ supply

Reserve volume

—

lifetime buys and sells through the hub

Fees

0.25% / 0.25%

buy / sell, accrued in the hub on Arc

StockReserve · vaultSupply · ArcBackingReserve valueVolume

Addresses

Arc · chain 5042

  • ArcfolioHubpending
  • ArcfolioOraclepending
  • FolioSwapFactorypending
  • FolioLendpending
  • FolioIndexpending
  • AFOL launch poolpending
  • ReserveVaultpending
  • Execution venuepending
  • NVDA.afolpending
  • TSLA.afolpending
  • AAPL.afolpending
  • AMZN.afolpending
  • META.afolpending
  • GOOGL.afolpending
  • SPY.afolpending
  • QQQ.afolpending

Arc · underlying tokenized stock · chain 5042

  • NVDA (tokenized stock)pending
  • TSLA (tokenized stock)pending
  • AAPL (tokenized stock)pending
  • AMZN (tokenized stock)pending
  • META (tokenized stock)pending
  • GOOGL (tokenized stock)pending
  • SPY (tokenized stock)pending
  • QQQ (tokenized stock)pending

Check it yourself

Two calls on Arc, no trust required. Reserve and entitlement come from the vault; supply is the STOCK.afol total supply. Any RPC client works; this example uses cast.

verify with cast
ARC_RPC=https://rpc.mainnet.arc.io
VAULT=<reserve vault>
NVDA=<tokenized NVDA>
NVDA_AFOL=<NVDA.afol on Arc>
# reserve and entitlement in the vault
cast call $VAULT "backingOf(address)(uint256,uint256)" $NVDA --rpc-url $ARC_RPC
# STOCK.afol supply: should equal the entitlement
cast call $NVDA_AFOL "totalSupply()(uint256)" --rpc-url $ARC_RPC
0101