> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.feel.cash/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.feel.cash/stocks/overview.md).

# Stocks in Feel.cash

Explore companies, tokenized stocks, and stock-paired coins on Feel.cash. Understand how issuers, contracts, and networks identify each stock token.

**Start with a company you know.** Apple, NVIDIA, Tesla, GameStop, and the other companies in [Stocks](https://feel.cash/stocks) each have a page for exploring their market and the coins built around them.

A company is the starting point. Behind it, Feel.cash selects a supported tokenized stock on a particular chain for trading. The same company can have more than one tokenized representation, each with its own issuer, contract, and network.

## One company, several ways to explore

A company page brings together the available market chart, news, tokenized stock market, and ecosystem of stock-paired coins. Sections depend on the data and markets available for that company.

From there you can inspect a supported stock trade, explore a coin paired with the stock, or start a new coin inspired by the company. Think Apple's iPod, NVIDIA's GPUs, or the culture around GameStop: the company gives the idea context, and the pairing gives its coin a market against that company's supported stock token.

## The default stock behind the company

Each company has a configured default stock token and chain. For example, Apple's current default is `AAPLc` on Base, while GameStop's is `GME` on Robinhood Chain. The [catalog](/stocks/catalog.md) lists that default for every visible company, with its full token contract address and explorer link, along with its available launch pairings.

A company name or ticker identifies what you are exploring. The selected token's **chain and full contract address** identify the asset being traded. Different representations are separate onchain assets; they can have different liquidity, prices, and issuer terms.

Use the selected market and quote shown in Feel.cash to see what you are buying or selling. A stock price chart can describe the reference company market while the executable quote describes the particular token and trade amount.

## Launch a coin from a company page

Start a launch from a stock page to carry the company into the launch form. Feel.cash preselects an available pairing on **Base first**, with **Robinhood Chain as the fallback** when the company has no available Base pairing. You can change the selection before launch; the final review determines the market you create.

This launch selection is separate from the company's configured default for stock trading. Availability can change, so a listed representation does not by itself make a launch pairing available.

You can do the same from X by saying which company to pair with:

> @feeldotcash launch a coin inspired by the original iPod. Pair it with Apple on Base.

[Launch from X](/launch/x-launcher.md) · [How stock pairings work](/stocks/stock-pairings.md)

## Holder Stock Rewards

Eligible holders of a coin with Holder Stock Rewards enabled receive the configured share of trading fees in its supported stock token. The recurring distribution uses Time-Weighted Average Balance (TWAB), so both the balance held and holding duration matter.

[How Holder Stock Rewards work](/stocks/holder-stock-rewards.md)

## Cash across markets

For supported quotes, Feel.cash routes buys from Cash into the selected market and sells back into Cash. Cash is USDC on Base, including when the stock or coin market is on Robinhood Chain.

An enabled market still needs a current executable quote for your amount. Availability can depend on liquidity, market hours, price-data freshness, and route conditions.

[Browse companies and available stocks](/stocks/catalog.md) · [Trading](/use-feel.cash/trading.md) · [Cash](/use-feel.cash/cash.md)

## Understand the stock token

The network and issuer are different parts of a token’s identity. Read [Coinbase tokenized stocks on Base](/stocks/coinbase-tokenized-stocks.md), [Robinhood Stock Tokens on Robinhood Chain](/stocks/robinhood-tokenized-stocks.md), or [tokenized stocks on Solana](/stocks/solana-tokenized-stocks.md) before comparing them with a community coin.