Four holdings: $PONS at half, and three real tokenized stocks, NVIDIA, SpaceX and Apple, splitting the other half evenly. Nothing exotic, nothing you have to understand to benefit from.
| Holding | What it is | Allocation |
|---|---|---|
| $PONS | The home token, the one you can burn to make a cat hungrier. | 50.0% |
| NVDA | NVIDIA, tokenized. The deepest equity pool on the chain. | 16.7% |
| SPCX | SpaceX, Class A, a little rocket money in every bowl. | 16.7% |
| AAPL | Apple, the real one, checked against the issuer's registry. | 16.7% |
Why $PONS is half
$PONS is the home token of the launchpad Franklin lives on, and it has a property that matters a great deal here: it cannot be printed. There is no mint function and no owner, the supply is fixed forever. That means every $PONS a cat receives had to be genuinely bought on the open market. There is no faucet quietly diluting it, which is the single most common way reward tokens rot to zero. It's also the only asset in the basket you can burn to boost your cat.
Why these three stocks
The stock half goes into three of the best names money can buy. Nvidia and Apple are about as blue chip as it gets, two of the largest companies on the planet, and SpaceX is the most valuable private company on earth. We didn't reach for obscure tickers to look clever, we picked the giants: names people actually want to own. They also happen to have the deepest, cleanest pools on this chain, so the machine can buy them every meal without moving the price against itself. Splitting them evenly keeps the maths trivial and keeps us from quietly making an active bet on one over another.
These tokenized stocks don't mail you a dividend, they raise an on-chain multiplier. Your balance sits still and quietly becomes worth more. Apple pays a dividend every quarter, and here it simply arrives: no transaction, no gas, no action from you.
The same mechanism handles splits. When one of these stocks did a real 4-for-1 split earlier this year, every holder's position adjusted automatically. It costs us nothing to support and costs you nothing to receive, a genuine free upside baked into holding the tokenized version.
A note on the thin pool
$PONS trades in a shallow pool, so every meal buys it size-capped and price-bounded rather than dumped in all at once, the machine buys carefully. We'll never pretend today's liquidity is a guarantee, a thin pool today can be a thinner one tomorrow.