NVDAx · on Solana
broke broker.
buys you NVIDIA.
Every $BROKIES trade pays Brokie a fee. He's not allowed to keep it. He spends it on NVDAx for the top 20 holders, and every buy is a public Solana transaction.
Contract drops at launch. Only trust the CA posted on @BROKIESsol.
How Brokie works
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You trade $BROKIES
Every buy and sell pays the creator fee. That fee goes to Brokie's public wallet, not to a dev.
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He buys NVDAx
The fee balance gets swapped into NVDAx, tokenized NVIDIA stock on Solana, through Jupiter. Every swap is on Solscan.
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Top 20 holders get it
The NVDAx is split pro-rata across the top 20 wallets from an on-chain snapshot. Fall out of the top and the next wallet takes your cut.
Brokie's buys
loadingBrokie's wallet
- Address
- published at launch
- SOL balance
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- NVDAx price
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- Price source
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- Keeps for himself
- nothing. noodles.
Who gets the NVDAx
loading| # | Holder | $BROKIES | Share | NVDAx cut |
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Top 20 by on-chain balance. LP, bonding curve, dev and Brokie's own wallet are excluded. "NVDAx cut" is each wallet's pro-rata share of the NVDAx Brokie holds right now.
Chart
Chart shows up when the token is live.
FAQ
What is NVDAx?
NVDAx is the NVIDIA xStock: a Solana token that tracks NVIDIA shares, issued by Backed. It trades on Jupiter like any SPL token. Brokies is not affiliated with NVIDIA or Backed.
How much do I need to be in the top 20?
There's no fixed number. It depends on what the other holders have. The board shows the current cut-off.
Where does the dev fee go?
The creator fee goes to Brokie's public wallet and gets spent on NVDAx. You can check every swap and transfer on Solscan once the wallet is published.
What if the bot stops?
Fees pile up in the wallet until the next run. Nothing gets lost, it just arrives later. The numbers on this page come straight from the chain, so you can always see where things stand. Updates on @BROKIESsol.
Is this investment advice?
No. $BROKIES is a memecoin. Amounts depend entirely on trading volume and can be zero. xStocks have jurisdiction limits, check yours.