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Roadmap

One terminal for every stock-meme launchpad.

Stock-memes — tokens paired to real equities — are launching across a growing set of chains, each with its own venue, wallet, and quirks. Our bet is that traders don't want three apps and three wallets; they want one feed, one balance, one tap. Stonk Terminal is that aggregator. Below is how we get from a single Solana venue to a multi-chain front page for the entire category.

StonkFunSolanaflap.shBNB Chainlong.xyzRobinhood Chain

Expansion path

Sequenced by liquidity depth and integration readiness — not by hype.

  1. Live
    Chain · SolanaSettles in · USDCShipping now

    The beachhead. Every stock-meme launch, one balance, USDC in and out.

    Tokens are liquidity-paired to tokenized equities (xStocks), so a memecoin's floor tracks a real underlying like NVDA or TSLA. We index the complete StonkFun catalog straight from the Raydium CLMM program and roll up price, volume and depeg live. Trading is fully abstracted — deposit USDC, one-tap buy or sell, two-hop routing via Jupiter, gas auto-managed, sells always settle back to USDC. The user never touches SOL or signs a raw transaction.

    What it takes
    • Full-catalog launch discovery (1,313 pools)
    • Real-time price + depeg workers
    • Trade indexer (decoded on-chain swaps)
    • Privy auth + embedded wallet + USDC rails
    • One-tap swap send/confirm (Phase 4)
    • Mainnet ≤ $1 fee smoke test
  2. 02

    flap.sh

    flap.sh
    Next up
    Chain · BNB ChainSettles in · BNB / USDTTarget: next quarter

    Cross the bridge to EVM. Same terminal, second liquidity ocean.

    flap.sh brings the stock-meme format to BNB Chain, turning Stonk Terminal from a Solana app into a multi-chain aggregator. The hard part is EVM, not SVM: a second embedded-wallet abstraction, an indexer that reads factory/pair contracts and logs, and a second router — all behind the same config and worker layers, so the feed and trade UI stay identical. Money-math carries over unchanged: bigint base units, per-token decimals (18 here), one fee choke point.

    What it takes
    • EVM embedded wallet + BNB gas abstraction
    • flap.sh factory/pair indexer (EVM logs)
    • EVM router + 1% fee choke point
    • Unified cross-chain feed (Solana + BNB)
    • 18-decimal amount handling + property tests
  3. 03

    long.xyz

    long.xyz
    Planned
    Chain · Robinhood ChainSettles in · TBDTarget: H2 — tracking chain GA

    Where meme meets the mainstream brokerage rail.

    long.xyz launches on Robinhood Chain — the closest the stock-meme category gets to the regulated-equity world, and a defensible spot most crypto-only apps can't reach. It's also the least certain: tooling, RPC surface and launch mechanics are still stabilizing, so it stays Planned until the primitives are production-ready. When it lands, one terminal spans a pure-crypto chain, a retail EVM chain and a brokerage-native chain — same one-tap trade, same one-balance promise.

    What it takes
    • Chain GA + stable RPC / indexer target
    • long.xyz launch mechanics reverse-engineered
    • Compliance + geo-gating review for brokerage rail
    • Wallet/auth path validated

What stays constant across chains

The invariants that make adding a venue additive instead of a rewrite.

Chain-agnostic core

Feed, auth shell, and trade UI never learn which chain a token lives on. All chain specifics — RPC, indexer, router, decimals — live behind the config and worker layers, so adding a venue is additive, never a rewrite.

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One-balance promise

Deposit a stablecoin, tap to trade, settle back to a stablecoin — identical on every chain. Gas is auto-managed and invisible; users never hold an intermediate asset unless they explicitly chose to.

Bigint money-math everywhere

No floats on balances, amounts, or reserves — ever. Decimals are read per token (6/9 on Solana, 18 on EVM), and the 1% fee stays a single choke point per chain. Property-tested at the edges.

Aggregated liquidity view

One search box, one feed, every stock-meme launch across every supported venue — ranked by heat, not by which chain happened to mint it. The terminal becomes the front page of the category.

The endgame: the front page of stock-memes, everywhere they launch.

Solana proved the format. BNB doubles the liquidity. Robinhood Chain bridges to the mainstream. Three chains, one feed, one balance — and a head start no single-chain app can catch.