Est. 2026 · Robinhood Chain
Mine the Market.
Mine the token. Pass the value forward. Build the portfolio.
How Mining Works →Launching on GlazeCorp — the fund launchpad on Robinhood Chain
WSM · 4663 · 2026
Mine the token. Pass the value forward. Build the portfolio.
How Mining Works →
Pay the current price to take over the mine and receive WSM.
Each $100 is split instantly to the previous miner, the stock treasury, the team and the protocol.
The $19 is used to buy the 5 stock portfolio based on community voting.
One mine at a time. Every takeover pays the miner before you, funds the portfolio, and doubles the price for the next one. The value always moves forward.
Pay the current price to take over the mine. You receive WSM, and you become the active miner.
The mine only has one holder at a time — the miner. Nothing is locked away and there is no queue to join.
Each $100 is split instantly the moment a mine is taken. Nothing waits, nothing is held back.
The biggest slice goes to the miner who just got taken over — that is the value passing forward.
The $19 treasury slice buys the 5 stock portfolio. The portfolio belongs to the mine, not to the team.
Holders vote on what the treasury buys next. The portfolio grows every single time someone mines.
After a successful takeover, the mining price instantly doubles for the next miner.
Every miner is paid 80% of the price they mined at — so each takeover is worth more than the last one to the person holding the mine.
If nobody takes over, the mining price gradually decays back toward the minimum price of $1.
The full decay takes one hour. The price never goes below $1 — the floor is fixed.
The mine is the door. Behind it, four mechanisms run in a loop — Mine brings the money in, Signal sets what to buy, Auction buys it, and Redeem hands your share back.
Simple version: mining brings the money in, holders pick the stocks, the fund buys them, and burning your WSM hands you a slice of what was bought.
Every mine adds to the same portfolio. Five names, chosen and updated by community vote — the treasury buys, the mine holds.
Every market runs on the same boring truth: value only moves when someone shows up to take the other side of the trade. Wall Street Mining Co. takes that literally.
There is one mine, and one holder at a time. To take it you pay the price on the sign — and the miner you replaced gets 80% of it, in the same transaction. That money does not sit in a founder's wallet and it is not locked behind a vesting cliff. It moves to the person who was standing there before you.
The other $19 goes to work. It buys the portfolio, every single time, and the portfolio belongs to the mine. Five names, picked by the people holding it. No committee, no private round, no insiders getting in cheaper than you.
The money the next miner pays is the money the last miner earned.
The price doubles when someone takes it from you. It falls back toward a dollar when nobody wants it. Both directions are printed on the page before you touch anything.
That is the entire pitch. A market that pays the person who leaves, funds the thing it is selling, and shows its price. Everything after this is just execution.
The mine has one holder at a time. Taking it means paying the current price and receiving WSM — the miner before you gets 80% instantly.
Nobody is locked in. The price comes down on its own when nobody takes over.