Tokenized Stocks
Ownership via NFT.
G-Pass NFT records your Google share amount at mint and adds a 3.5% stablecoin yield layer. If Google rises, redemption captures the stock upside; if Google falls, the yield helps offset the decline.
Your recorded Google share amount does not change after mint, no matter how Google price moves. All values are simulated.
Google Share NFT
A 4,083-supply NFT issuance that records the Google share amount at mint and adds a 3.5% stablecoin yield layer.
Why G-Pass NFT?
Two core benefits: a fixed Google share amount recorded at mint, plus a 3.5% stablecoin yield layer designed to add steady income on top of the stock exposure.
Fixed Google Shares
When you mint, the protocol converts your ETH payment into its current USDC value and divides it by the current Google price. That becomes your recorded Google share amount — and it stays fixed after mint.
Stock Upside Exposure
If Google rises after mint, you benefit from the increase because redemption is based on your fixed recorded share amount multiplied by the current Google price.
3.5% Stablecoin Yield
In addition to your recorded Google share amount, each NFT receives a 3.5% stablecoin yield layer. If Google price falls, this yield can help offset part of the decline.
Secondary Liquidity
G-Pass NFTs can trade freely after mint begins. The recorded Google share amount and stablecoin yield rights follow the NFT when transferred. 10% royalty on every secondary sale.
Redeem in ETH
After all NFTs are minted and the redemption mechanism opens, holders may redeem. The protocol calculates shares × current Google price, converts into ETH, and returns it minus a 5% management fee.
Genesis Identity
First 4,083 holders become Genesis Passport Holders — the founding community for Google share NFTs with stablecoin yield.
How G-Pass Works
Four simple steps: mint, lock your Google share amount, earn stablecoin yield, then redeem in ETH after redemption opens.
Issuance Terms
Genesis LaunchHow It Works
Fixed SharesDesigned for clarity.
Straight answers about the product.
What does one G-Pass represent?
One G-Pass is an NFT certificate that records a fixed Google share amount. At mint, the protocol converts your ETH payment into USDC, divides it by the current Google price, and records the resulting share amount inside the NFT. After mint, that share amount does not change.
How does yield work?
Each NFT is designed to receive a 3.5% stablecoin yield layer in addition to its fixed recorded Google share amount. This gives holders stablecoin income while keeping Google stock exposure.
Can I trade the NFT?
Yes. G-Pass is a transferable ERC-721 token. Once mint starts, minted NFTs may enter secondary markets. The recorded Google share amount and yield rights remain attached to the NFT. Secondary trades carry a 10% royalty.
How is the Google share amount calculated?
The formula is: current USDC value of your ETH payment ÷ current Google price. This means the NFT records the Google share amount corresponding to the full mint value. Once recorded, the share amount stays fixed.
How is redemption handled?
After all NFTs are minted and the redemption mechanism opens, holders may redeem at any time. The protocol calculates fixed recorded Google shares × current Google price, converts into ETH, and returns it minus a 5% management fee. If Google is higher, you capture the upside; if lower, the stablecoin yield helps offset the decline.
Is this financial advice?
No. This is an experimental protocol. All values are simulated. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always do your own research.
Mint Google share exposure with one NFT.
Mint G-Pass, lock your Google share amount, receive a 3.5% stablecoin yield layer, and redeem in ETH after redemption opens.
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