What happens when a $20 Titans plan runs.
Titans is an example bundle with $2 of NVIDIA, $1 of Apple and $1 of Alphabet in each ticket. This plan buys 5 tickets a week.
- Your plan comes dueOn Monday, Superfloat checks that your plan is active, the bundle is open and your weekly limit has room.
- It uses up to $20Only the amount you approved, once per period, from the USDC in your wallet.
- All three stocks are bought at once$10 of NVIDIA, $5 of Apple and $5 of Alphabet in one transaction. If any of them can't be bought at a fair price, the whole purchase is called off.
- The stocks land in your walletStraight to the wallet you sign in with, never a shared account. Your history shows what was bought and for how much.
The four pieces behind it.
You never have to deal with these directly, but here's what each one does.
- Coinbase protects your accountWhen you sign in with email, Google or MetaMask, Coinbase creates a wallet that only you control. There's no recovery phrase to write down.
- USDC on Base is the moneyUSDC is a digital dollar issued by Circle and designed to stay worth $1. Base is the public network, built by Coinbase, that moves it.
- Tokenized stocks are what you buyDigital tokens that track the price of a company's shares. They're issued by other companies, and each issuer sets what its token gives you.
- Superfloat ties it togetherBundles, tickets, plans, rankings and the Social feed. It never holds your money or your stocks.
Plans that can't overspend.
When you start a plan, you approve a limit on how much can be spent and how often. Superfloat is built so the limit is enforced on Base itself, where even Superfloat can't go past it, and so bought stocks can only go to your wallet.
Pause a plan, cancel it or remove its permission whenever you like.
You're allowing Superfloat to invest for you
- Each time5 tickets, $20.00
- How oftenEvery Monday
- Never more than$20.00 a week
- Stop itPause or cancel anytime
Good questions.
What's a ticket?
Just a way of counting. If a bundle's ticket is $4, buying 5 tickets invests $20, split the way the bundle says. Tickets aren't tokens, and you never hold or trade them. You hold the stocks.
Do I own the stocks?
You hold the stock tokens yourself, in your own wallet. Superfloat has no pooled fund and no bundle shares. What a token gives you, such as its link to the real share, depends on the company that issues it.
What if one stock can't be bought?
Then none of them are. A purchase buys every stock in the bundle together, or it's called off and your USDC stays in your wallet.
Can I sell?
Yes. Convert to USDC sells some or all of a stock back to USDC, when its market is open and a fair price is available. You see the minimum you'll get before you approve it. Selling doesn't stop your plan; pausing or cancelling a plan is a separate choice.
What if the creator changes the bundle?
Your plan pauses until you approve the new version. Nothing you already bought is sold, and you can cancel instead. If a creator archives a bundle, its plans stop and you keep your stocks.
What does it cost?
We haven't set pricing yet. We'll show every fee before you invest, and the cost of each purchase before you confirm it.
Do creators get paid?
Not at launch. We're exploring ways to reward creators, and we'll only add one that's clear, fair and allowed where Superfloat operates.
Where will Superfloat be available?
We plan to open country by country, starting outside the US, and only where we're allowed to. Join early access and we'll tell you when it opens where you live.