Tickers

The deposit floor — the least backing a listing may stand — is computed from a Chainlink price feed, and it is what anchors every backing, weight and pack price to a real market number. A ticker with no feed has no floor to compute, so it cannot be listed at all.

The issuer lists 96 stock tokens on this chain. 35 of them have feeds. The set grows when Chainlink adds a feed, not when the issuer adds a token.

Adding a ticker is timelocked: it must be proposed, then admitted after a delay, and proposals expire if left unused. Removal via disableToken is immediate, because the ability to stop pricing off a broken feed should not wait.

A disabled ticker with live listings makes the pool unpriceable, and that is handled deliberately: packs cannot be sold, and any in-flight draw refunds rather than settling. Withdrawal returns stored backing and never reads the oracle, so the exit guarantee is unaffected.