Kyle

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someone launched a 5x short $AMD token on koturo this morning. first new launch since oct 12, and it's not a long, it's a levered short, with the creator taking a 25% cut of fees. users keep building sharper products than the issuers. what single-stock bet would you lever up, long or short?

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i was option b. i had a 3ds. anyway, that’s why i built a place where your option c gets a ticker koturo

more than half of xstocks volume happens while the market is closed baskets on koturo with xstocks in their vault trade around the clock. that’s the point

I think this can be taken even further to create new financial instruments using tokenized equities What if you split tokenized $AMZN to isolate for AWS earnings only? Or what if you split tokenized $DIS to isolate for Disney Sports (which is essentially ESPN)? Or what if you split tokenized $UBER to isolate for Freight revenue only? Tokenized equities smashes the door open

earnings today the number i'm watching isn't search. it's whether waymo's rides finally move off 500k a week (where they've been stuck since march) $ROBUTS

$AMZN owns a robotaxi company (zoox). here's why they can't charge users for rides outside las vegas: zoox has ~100 cars and no steering wheels, so it needed a federal exemption just to charge fares. got it in july. paid rides in vegas since august san francisco is still free. california wants two state permits first, dmv and cpuc, and zoox doesn't have them waymo does 500k paid rides a week amazon earnings tomorrow and nobody will ask about any of it. the robotics race has a scoreboard, it just isn't in the press release the mechanics behind it: zoox's car has no steering wheel or pedals, so NHTSA had to exempt it from 8 federal safety standards (granted July 30, up to 2,500 cars a year) before paid rides were legal anywhere. But a federal exemption isn't a California authorization. SF rides stay free until the DMV deployment permit and CPUC commercial permit land.

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one token means one earnings call can wreck you. a basket means the bad quarter is just a weight. koturo

screenshots of your portfolio: 0 dollars your portfolio as a token on @koturoxyz: you earn a cut every time someone buys it seems like a no-brainer to me

agents won't juggle 30 single-stock tokens. they'll hold baskets: one asset, set weights, redeemable underneath. programmable portfolios beat programmable receipts. that's the layer we're building @koturoxyz

the token supercycle isn't one stock onchain. it's all of them. and when everything's tradable, access stops being the edge. selection is. that's when baskets eat.

etfs are built for the median investor. the interesting launches on koturo are built for custom audiences. when launching costs nothing, indexes get personal. whose book would you tokenize?

$2.5B in a quarter and it's still concentrated in a handful of single wrappers. everyone buys the same few names one by one. a basket token spreads it in one move. why are we still buying stocks one at a time?

a tokenized stock by itself is just a receipt. it proves you own something, then it sits there. a basket token works while you hold it: set weights, redeemable for the stocks inside. why settle for the receipt?

this is the actual problem. five wrappers for one stock. the fix isn't a sixth wrapper, it's one basket token for the whole theme $ROBUTS is AMZN + GOOGL + TSLA in a single token. why are we still making people pick wrappers?