Methodology
Show the chain. Do not invent the rest.
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What this desk is
Stockpile is a public, read-only viewer. The official treasury address is published in the app and shown by default. A separate token mint is shown in the strip under the masthead. That mint is not a deposit address. Holding the token does not confer the treasury. Stockpile does not collect fees, claim rewards, swap tokens, or ask for a signature. Pasting a different public address inspects that address without changing the treasury.
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The idea it is built to hold
A token launch on a platform such as pump.fun can pay a creator a fee. Those fees are not wired into Stockpile. The treasury address can be funded later, by someone else, and this desk would then show whatever the chain reports. Funding is not active. Creator fees are not automatically buying real-world assets. An inflow is not labeled a creator fee.
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What a balance is not
A coin related to a project does not entitle the holder to the treasury. There is no yield in this interface. Tokenized assets can be limited by eligibility, jurisdiction, transfer rules, and liquidity. A frozen token account is reported as frozen because the chain said so. It is not a guarantee that the tokens can be moved or redeemed.
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How a mint becomes a verified RWA
The label is applied only when the mint string matches a curated snapshot of addresses published by the issuer. The snapshot was checked on 8 Nov 2026 against Franklin Templeton’s Benji contract page, Ondo’s address list, and Superstate’s smart-contract docs. A ticker, a logo, or a similar name is not enough. USDC and every other mint outside that list stay Unknown. The list is small on purpose and is not a catalog of every Solana RWA.
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Receipts
Recent transactions come from getSignaturesForAddress and getTransaction at finalized commitment, parsed when the node returns jsonParsed balances. The summary is the net SOL and token change for the inspected address. The network fee is shown separately. Memos are ignored because anyone can write one. An inflow is not called a creator fee. A decrease is not called a purchase.
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Prices
This version does not request a price. Missing valuations say unavailable. They are never shown as zero and never filled in.
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Where the bytes come from
Reads go through a server route to a fixed Solana JSON-RPC upstream. The default is the public mainnet-beta endpoint documented at solana.com/docs/rpc. An operator can set SOLANA_RPC_URL on the server. The browser cannot choose the upstream. Responses are cached for about 30 seconds. The public endpoint is rate-limited and can time out. A failed read is shown as unavailable, not as an empty wallet.
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What was left out
RWA.xyz is an independent analytics site, not a partner and not a data source for these numbers. Its commercial API is not used. An unidentified third-party token directory described elsewhere was not integrated. No wallet connector credentials are stored in the app.
Optional research, with no partnership: RWA.xyz Solana network page. Issuer mints used for labels are listed on Discover.