Sock Market

new on sock: name tag. launch a coin and give its creator fees to anyone on x. enter their handle and the creator share is theirs for good. not even the launcher can take it back. they claim it with one post from that account. no signup, no gas, just a wallet address. don’t want it? one post turns it down. fees left unclaimed for 90 days go to sock buybacks. claim yours: sockmarket.io/claim how it works: sockmarket.io/docs/name-tag

take the afternoon easy. find a sunny patch, stretch out, stay awhile. the timeline will be there when you get back.

sock on mobile got a full wardrobe change. the web app has been completely redesigned for smaller screens. cleaner navigation, better layouts, easier trading, and a lot less fighting with your thumbs.

new on Sock Market: Dibs. Dibs is a prediction market for bonding coins. pick YES or NO on whether a coin will graduate by Monday, stake BNB on your side, and if you’re right, you share the losing side’s pool. think Polymarket, but for Sock launches, with the result settled directly by the coin’s own contract.

almost 3% of sock’s circulating supply has now been burned. for once, we know exactly where the missing socks went.

here’s a simpler explanation of how Mates works. a coin launched on Sock Market is born on two chains: BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain. same name, same 1B supply, one shared price. that price comes from one bonding curve on BSC. buys from Robinhood cross to the hub through LayerZero, fill against the same curve, then settle back to your wallet. Chainlink feeds keep USDT, USDG, BNB and ETH priced consistently across both sides. if a stablecoin moves too far from its peg, buys pause. from block one, both chains also have visible liquidity: PancakeSwap on BSC and Uniswap on Robinhood. keepers hold those pools near the curve price, while arbitrage closes any gap that appears. at graduation, liquidity moves into matched pairs on both chains and is burned. you can also bridge the coin between BSC and Robinhood. one side releases while the other retires, keeping the total supply capped at 1B.

Cross-Chain Tokens are coming to Sock. launch a CCT across BSC and Robinhood Chain, with the same token connected across both chains. Sock is starting to wander a little further from home. coming soon.

sock has been wandering a little further from home lately.

markets move. narratives change. volatility comes and goes. sock keeps building through all of it. and next week, we’re taking another big step.

gm everyone. next week might be shocking for sock.

Toes just landed on Sock. creators can now split their fees across up to five wallets, with a fixed share for each one. you can set it up at launch or add it later to a coin that’s already live. after that, fees get split across the team whenever they’re paid out. a sock has five toes. made sense.

creator updates are now live on every coin page. creators can post updates directly from their coin page, and anyone following the coin can keep up with what’s happening without digging through X or Telegram.

coin links now have their own share cards with the logo, pair, pool split and migration progress, instead of the generic sock market preview. sharing is cleaner too, with a proper share button across simple, pro and post-launch views. search got a bigger upgrade as well. coins, drawers and stocks now show up as you type, and you can paste a contract address or even part of one to find a coin directly. also cleaned up the wording across the site. it’s “paired with” now, not “backed by.”

do me a favor. sell me this sock.

every coin on Stitch (v2) now gets its own PancakeSwap pool from day one, with 10% of the supply available at the launch price. buy from wherever you normally swap. the flow gets routed back into the launch pools.

drawers just got a little less picky. you can now mix stocks and tokens in the same drawer. stocks, tokens, or both. build the mix you want and let the drawer do its thing. the sock drawer is getting crowded.

Build n build

Lining is now part of Stitch. a Stitch coin can now keep part of its own tax and build something behind it. that tax gets turned into whatever the coin is paired with and added to its Lining. holders can burn their coins anytime to redeem their share of what’s inside. the creator decides how much of their tax goes there at launch. the rest can still be split between creator fees, holder rewards, burns, and sock buybacks. we put the full breakdown of Lining and how the other tax features work in the docs.