launch on silicon with ZEC. every coin on zilicon is priced in, bought with, and redeemable for tokenized semiconductor stock.
ten listed chip stocks
pay in ZEC, no wallet
the mechanic
a coin on zilicon is a bonding curve whose quote asset is a chip stock. the founder picks the backing; the contracts do the rest.
backing
single / basket
① the founder picks the backing: one listed chip stock, or a basket of two to six in fixed weights.
launch
pay in ZEC, no wallet
② the founder sends ZEC to the address shown and the coin launches by itself: a curve opens, quoted in that backing. no wallet to connect.
buy
stock in / coins out
③ a buy pulls chip stock into the curve and pays coins out against it. each buy steps the price up the curve.
sell
coins in / stock out
④ a sell returns coins and pays chip stock back out. basket units redeem 1:1 for their components at any time.
target
pool / curve
⑤ at the raise target, a single-stock coin on an approved stock moves to a Uniswap pool. baskets and the other singles keep trading on their curve.
pick the backing
one chip stock, a preset basket, or your own mix of up to six.
01
send ZEC, get a live coin
name the coin and send ZEC to the address shown. it launches by itself, usually within about 15 minutes of the payment confirming.
02
trade and redeem
buyers approve the backing and sign one transaction. sells pay it back out. basket units redeem for their components.
03
zilicon launches the coin once your ZEC arrives and lists what launched. it never holds the backing or the coins. the curve holds the chip stock; founders and buyers hold everything else.
a raise is a curve filling with stock, not a promise. nothing here is insured, guaranteed, or advice.
you launch against something real. the curve holds tokenized chip stock, and anyone can read the balance on chain.
three ready-made backings, or compose your own from the ten listed chip stocks
single. basket. up to six components.
preset
Fab Five
20
%
each
kind
basket
components
NVDA · AMD · TSM · MU · ASML
unit
≈ $1 of stock
at target
stays on its curve
preset
Memory
50
%
each
preset
SOXX only
100
%
SOXX
kind
single
components
SOXX, the semiconductor index
unit
the stock itself
at target
stays on its curve
custom baskets: pick two to six of the ten listed chip stocks and set the weights. one basket unit is about one dollar of components when it is created.
launch: one payment in ZEC, no wallet to connect
creator fee: 2% of trades, to the founder
questions people ask before they launch or buy
faq
01
backing
the coin's curve is quoted in that tokenized stock. buys deposit it, sells withdraw it, and the curve's balance is readable on chain by anyone.
02
baskets
an erc-20 minted 1:1 against a fixed proportion of two to six listed chip stocks, sized at about one dollar of components when it is created. holders can redeem units for the components at any time.
03
fees
a launch is paid for once, in ZEC. the launch page shows one zcash address and the exact amount before you send anything, and a payment that is short or never arrives goes back to the refund address you gave. on every trade the founder earns a 2% creator fee. buyers and sellers pay gas on their own trades.
04
raise target
it depends on the backing. a single-stock coin on NVDA, AMD, TSM, MU, INTC, MRVL or SNDK moves to a Uniswap pool. a basket coin, or a single on ASML, SMCI or SOXX, keeps trading on its curve for good; there, hitting the target is when the founder can claim the 2% that has accrued.
05
custody
the curve contract does. zilicon never holds the backing or the coins. founders pay for a launch in ZEC with no wallet to connect; buyers and sellers sign every trade with their own wallets.
06
risk
no. a coin can fall to the value of what is left in its curve, and the backing stocks move on their own. nothing on zilicon is insured, guaranteed, or advice.