Methodology

Stockroom reads public on-chain records of tokenized-stock wallets and presents them under one consistent set of rules. Every number here comes with an observation window, and anything we cannot verify is marked as such rather than guessed.

Cost basis

We only treat tokens bought through an on-chain swap as having a known cost basis. Tokens that arrive by transfer carry no price we can see, so we mark them cost basis unknown and exclude them from any return calculation. Sales are matched first-in-first-out (FIFO). When a sale may have drawn from transferred-in tokens, we do not assert a realized gain or loss.

Balance decreases are not always sales

A falling balance can mean a sale, or it can mean the holder bridged or transferred tokens elsewhere. We separate DEX swaps (a sale) from transfers out (which may be a bridge) and label them differently.

What we exclude

• Liquidity pools and program accounts
• Exchange wallets
• Bots — wallets averaging 10+ trades per day over 30 days
• Dust trades under $10 and abnormal trades over $1,000,000

Listing rule

We list tokenized stocks that have on-chain holders, ordered by the total number of holding wallets (source: Jupiter) — there is no performance ranking. Holder count is the number of wallets currently holding the token; it is not the number of wallets that bought in the last 30 days. For each ticker we show a sample of the largest holders. Cost basis is shown only where we can see the on-chain purchase; otherwise it is marked unknown.

What we do not do

• No performance leaderboards or rankings
• No recommendations, no "follow this wallet"
• No automated copy trading
• Losses are shown the same as gains — we do not hide losing trades

All figures are based on public data and have not been validated as investment outcomes. This is not investment advice.