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# Available Stocks

The stock and ETF assets available through SHAKESTOCK, including their tickers, names, and on-chain representation.

SHAKESTOCK makes six stock and ETF assets available from day one. Users select one of these assets when creating a stock claim in the Mini App.

| Ticker | Asset          |
| ------ | -------------- |
| TSLA   | Tesla          |
| NVDA   | Nvidia         |
| AAPL   | Apple          |
| AMZN   | Amazon         |
| SPY    | S\&P 500 ETF   |
| QQQ    | Nasdaq-100 ETF |

### Equities

The initial equity selection contains four individual-company assets:

* **TSLA** represents Tesla.
* **NVDA** represents Nvidia.
* **AAPL** represents Apple.
* **AMZN** represents Amazon.

These tickers identify the asset a user chooses for a claim. This list describes availability. It does not provide investment analysis or expected-return guidance.

### ETFs

The initial selection also includes two index-tracking ETFs:

| Ticker | Asset          | Category           |
| ------ | -------------- | ------------------ |
| SPY    | S\&P 500 ETF   | Broad-market ETF   |
| QQQ    | Nasdaq-100 ETF | Index-tracking ETF |

SPY and QQQ are distinct from the individual equity assets. They are still stock rewards within the SHAKESTOCK claim system.

### On-chain representation

Every listed stock reward is represented as an ERC-20 token on Robinhood Chain. Following a successful claim, the token exists in the user's wallet and can be verified on-chain.

The whitepaper states that users can **hold**, **transfer**, or **sell** tokenized stock assets. This page does not imply any additional asset functionality.

### Availability

This reference reflects the six assets specified by SHAKESTOCK Whitepaper v1.1. More assets are intended to be added over time.

{% hint style="info" %}
Future asset additions are not part of the day-one list. Do not assume an unlisted stock or ETF is currently supported.
{% endhint %}


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