What is a stock-paired memecoin?

the whole idea in one paragraph

A stock-paired memecoin is a memecoin whose liquidity pool is denominated in a tokenised stock — NVDA, TSLA, GME, AAPL — rather than in ETH, SOL or a stablecoin.

Every memecoin needs something on the other side of its liquidity pool. For a decade that other side was the chain's native asset or a dollar stablecoin. When you bought, you paid ETH in and took memecoin out, and the pool filled up with ETH.

Tokenised equities changed the available options. Robinhood Chain has 203 stock tokens, all minted by one issuing factory, and a launchpad can point a pool at one of those instead. So when you buy the memecoin, the pool fills up with tokenised NVDA.

That single substitution changes three things at once, and they are the reason this is a distinct asset class rather than a gimmick:

The price is quoted in the stock. The coin's price is a ratio against a share, not against ETH. Its chart moves with the equity, because the denominator is the equity.
Buying the meme buys the stock. Every purchase routes real demand into a real tokenised share, which goes into the pool and stays there. Speculative flow becomes equity exposure as a side effect.
The pool accumulates a measurable equity position. That balance is public, on-chain, and — on launchpads where the LP is permanently locked — cannot be withdrawn by anyone, including the creator and the protocol.

The third item is the number this site was built to publish. We call it stock locked in pool, and as far as we can establish no other tracker shows it.

The substitution, plainly

Ordinary memecoin: MEME / ETH
Stock-paired memecoin: MEME / NVDA
Price is quoted in: the stock token
Chain: Robinhood Chain (EVM id 4663)
Stock tokens available: 203
Launchpads: long.xyz · Bankr · feel.cash · Flap
Typical LP status: permanently locked

Where a mechanic varies between launchpads, this site reads the parameter per coin rather than assuming a constant. The fee-reinvestment rate is the clearest example: it is a per-launch setting, and it is genuinely zero on some coins.

Stock locked in pool — the column nobody else has

what it is, and what it is not

Every coin on this list has a pool, and that pool holds a real balance of a real tokenised share. Stock locked in pool is that balance: the net quantity of the paired stock token currently held by the coin's pool, shown both as a share count and in dollars.

It grows two ways. Mostly it grows from ordinary buying — that is just how an automated market maker works, every buy pays stock in and takes memecoin out. On some launchpads a slice of trading fees is also reinvested into the pool as liquidity, which adds a slow drip on top. That rate is a per-launch parameter, so we read it per coin and show it in the Fee → pool column instead of assuming everyone uses the default.

It is not a treasury. We are deliberate about that word. A treasury implies a balance somebody can spend. This liquidity is locked in the pool and unwithdrawable — by the creator, by the launchpad, by us, by anyone. Calling it a treasury would be a factual error, not a stylistic one, so the label never appears on this site.

True

The price tracks the paired stock, because the pool is denominated in it.
The stock side of the pool is real, and anyone can verify it on-chain.
Where the LP is locked, it is locked permanently — nobody can withdraw it.
Buying pressure genuinely increases the pool's equity position.

Never

No dividend. Nothing from the company reaches a holder.
No yield. Fees do not pay out to holders.
No voting rights, and no shareholder rights of any kind.
No claim on the stock in the pool. It is not redeemable, ever.
No affiliation with the company whose ticker is referenced.

Frequently asked

the short answers

Do I own the stock if I hold the memecoin?

No. This is the single most important thing on this page. The stock sits in the liquidity pool, not in your wallet. You cannot redeem the token for it, you receive no dividend from it, and you get no voting rights. You own a memecoin whose price is quoted against a share. That is all you own.

Then why does the pairing matter at all?

Because it changes what the price means and where the money goes. A coin denominated in NVDA moves against NVDA rather than against ETH, so a stock-market view rather than a crypto-market view is the one that explains the chart. And the buying flow accumulates a real, visible, permanently-locked equity position instead of an ETH balance.

Is this a security? Is it endorsed by the company?

No, and no. These are memecoins that reference real listed companies. They are not issued, endorsed, approved by, or affiliated with those companies in any way, and holding one confers none of the rights a shareholder has. Nothing on this site is financial advice, a solicitation, or a quote.

Why not just use DexScreener or CoinGecko?

Use them — they are good at what they do, and this site is not trying to replace a charting tool. But they are built around a token and its price. They will show you a memecoin's chart without foregrounding which stock it is paired to, they will not let you rank the class by paired stock, and none of them publishes the equity balance sitting inside the pool. This site is organised around the pairing because the pairing is the asset class.

Which chains and launchpads are covered?

Robinhood Chain (EVM id 4663). Every launchpad on it routes through one contract — the Doppler Airlock — so enumerating that contract covers long.xyz, Bankr, feel.cash and Flap in a single pass, and covers whatever launches next without a code change. Solana is not covered; when it is, it will say so here rather than in a filter chip that returns nothing.

Two rules decide what appears in the table, and the counts on both sides of each are published in the data file:

It must be paired against a tokenised stock. The Airlock will launch a coin against anything — another memecoin, wrapped ether, a stablecoin — and most of them are. Those are ordinary memecoins and belong on an ordinary tracker.
It must have traded at least once. A pool whose price still sits exactly where its initialisation event left it has never had a buyer. It has no price, no holders and no market. Tens of thousands are in that state.

Both tests are read from chain state, so no third-party indexer decides what appears here. The list of what was excluded, and why, is one click from the top of the table.

What does "Fee → pool" mean?

The share of trading fees that gets reinvested into the pool as liquidity rather than paid out to the creator or the protocol. It is set per launch. On canonical long.xyz launches the default is 14.29% of the stock-side fees, but it is configurable and is genuinely 0% on some coins — which is exactly why we read it per coin instead of printing a constant.

Do you have a token? Are you selling anything?

No token, no sale, no presale, no affiliate links, nothing to buy. If anyone offers you a "memefimarketcap token", it is a scam. This is a leaderboard.

Do you track me?

No. No analytics, no cookies, no third-party requests, no fonts from a CDN, no pixels. Your theme preference is stored in your own browser and goes nowhere. The content security policy on this site is default-src 'none' with same-origin allowances only, which makes that a verifiable fact rather than a promise.

Disclaimer

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The coins listed on this site are memecoins that reference real listed companies. They are not issued, endorsed, approved by, or affiliated with those companies in any way.

Holding one gives you no dividend, no yield, no voting rights, no shareholder rights, and no claim on the stock held in the liquidity pool. The tokenised stock in a pool is not redeemable by holders.

Nothing on this site is financial, investment, legal or tax advice, a solicitation, an offer, or a quote. Memecoins are extremely high risk and routinely go to zero. Figures are derived from public on-chain data and third-party feeds and may be delayed, incomplete or wrong. Verify every contract address independently before you touch it.