Pick an unknown listed company, drop its ISIN at launch, and every dollar of creator fees your coin makes is spent by your personal angel bot on actual shares of that company.
Ticker, name, image. Standard degen launch, zero setup.
The 12-character code of the listed company you want to back. Your bot resolves it to a tradable share.
Creator fees stream to your angel bot, which buys the real stock and reports every fill.
Your angel bot doesn't just market-buy. It splits each creator-fee tranche into micro-orders and routes them through a latency-weighted TWAP-VWAP hybrid to minimize slippage and secure the best executable price across lit venues and dark pools.
Optimal fill price
P* = argmin Σᵢ wᵢ · (VWAPᵢ + κ·σᵢ² · √(qᵢ/Q))
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Q = Σᵢ qᵢ
wᵢ = e^(−λ·δᵢ) / Σⱼ e^(−λ·δⱼ)
qᵢ ≤ Ψ · ADVᵢ (participation cap)
κ → Almgren–Chriss impact coefficient
λ → latency penalty (ms, venue-scoped)
δᵢ → round-trip routing latency, venue i
σᵢ → realized mid volatility, 5-min window
Ψ → 2.5% hard cap of average daily volumeTotal tranche size — creator fees denominated in quote currency, converted at live FX before routing.
Latency-weighted venue share. Venues with lower round-trip δ receive exponentially higher allocation via the softmax penalty e^(−λδ).
Slippage reserve. A non-linear Almgren–Chriss impact term that grows with order size relative to venue liquidity, so the bot never sweeps the book.
No single micro-order exceeds 2.5% of the venue's average daily volume, keeping every fill invisible to predatory flow.
Tokenized stock gives you a synthetic IOU that tracks a price. Angel buys the actual share, so you sit on the real cap table — not next to it.
Tokenized stock
Angel — real stock