$QQQ Invesco QQQ • Robinhood Token

primary-market float, 30d

source: stock_settlement_daily rollup · full-chain log index (partial days raw) · updated 2d ago · shares are multiplier-adjusted at the block they moved, so a split cannot rewrite history

settlement by hour of week, 7d

source: full-chain log index (HyperSync) · ERC-8056 TransferWithScaledUI · updated 2d ago · the week was busier than the 20k-row read bound, so this grid is a sample of the most recent transfers and says so rather than posing as complete

dvp counterparties

source: dvp_settlements · cached 30d settlement graph · updated 19s ago · figures are each wallet's whole 30d dvp activity across all stock tokens, shown because the wallet appears in this token's recent prints — per-wallet notional double-counts by construction and is never summed. full graph on /equities/network

corporate actions

source: newUIMultiplier()/effectiveAt() (contract reads) · transfer-ratio detection (chain-dated) · update time unknown · the calendar is read from the contract BEFORE it applies; the log is detected from the first transfer at the new ratio after. detected transitions are facts about the past and carry no staleness

perp market (qqq)

source: lighter (perp venue) · dexscreener (spot leg) · updated 13s ago · a basis is only computed between two legs judged current; the full board with funding history lives on /perps

recent peer-to-peer prints

source: dvp_settlements (full-chain log index) · updated 2d ago · an implied price is an execution, never a quote — 20 most recent prints, chain-dated

what the issuer can do

A tokenized stock is a claim on a real share held by an issuer, and the contract gives that issuer powers an ordinary token does not have. These are read from the deployed bytecode, not from a document. A capability listed here exists in the code — that is not the same as saying it has ever been used.

• burn from any wallet — the issuer can destroy these tokens in any address without that address approving it — including tokens sitting inside a liquidity pooladminBurn(address,uint256)
• mint new supply — new tokens can be created, which is how a backed asset stays backed as demand growsmint(address,uint256)
• freeze all transfers — transfers can be halted; the flag is shared, so it stops every tokenized stock at oncepause()
• block a specific address — an address can be denied sending or receiving, and the check also covers the callerisBlocked(address)
• rename the asset — name and symbol are mutable, so neither is a safe identifier — only the address issetMetadata(string,string)
• corporate-action multiplier — splits and stock dividends are applied as a display multiplier; balances themselves never rebaseuiMultiplier()

ask an agent about qqq

using the rhxbt mcp server (https://rhxbt.com/mcp):
1. get_stock_premiums, find QQQ, note the session regime (premium vs drift)
2. chainlink_feed ticker=QQQ, verify the oracle is not paused before trusting any onchain price
3. get_equity_flows window=7d, read QQQ's off-hours settlement share
4. pending_corporate_actions, check for a scheduled split before quoting a price target
5. check_token_risk address=0xD5f3879160bc7c32ebb4dC785F8a4F505888de68, the pre-trade readout for this exact contract

any mcp-capable agent can run this against our server — every answer carries its own observation clock, and unknown values come back null, never fabricated.