One meme · one crate
Each listing opens an isolated book. Risk parameters live with that market, not a shared pool that can cascade.
Park the meme. Walk with cash.
Brick runs the desk. Each listed meme gets its own isolated crate. Deposit collateral, borrow stables, repay to unlock. One crate liquidating does not infect the others.
Every listed meme is its own market — collateral, debt, and liquidation stay inside that crate.
Each listing opens an isolated book. Risk parameters live with that market, not a shared pool that can cascade.
When a crate fails health, liquidation is crate-local. Sibling crates keep their books. Contagion is a design failure we refuse.
Park the bag. Walk with stables. Repay to unlock. Cash against conviction — without forced sells that nuke the chart.
Simple desk flow. Narrative for Stage 1 — contracts not deployed.
Lock a listed meme into its crate. The book prices the position under that crate’s LTV rules.
Draw stables against the crate position. Walk with cash while the meme stays parked.
Return debt to release collateral. Miss health and liquidation is confined to that crate alone.
Protocol fees refill crate reserves before anything else. Remainder buys $HOCK on the open market.
Polished digest — not a fifty-page clone.
HOCK is a Solana protocol narrative: a premium pawn desk for meme collateral. Brick is the face. $HOCK is the house mark. Crates isolate risk per listed meme.
Brick is a premium stylized bulldog pawnbroker — brass and amber on charcoal. Calm, cash-first, institutional FOMO. Not a yeti. Not a mascot paste.
Shared pools turn one bad book into everyone else’s problem. HOCK keeps each meme in its own crate so liquidation cannot infect sibling markets.
No. Nothing is deployed. There is no contract address yet. Any fake $HOCK elsewhere is not this project.
Smart-contract risk (when deployed), oracle/LTV risk, meme volatility, liquidation risk, and market risk on $HOCK itself. This is not financial advice. Do your own research.
Public placeholders until mint / socials go.