Hold the book.Publish nothing.
Stockora keeps tokenized equities, cash and positions inside a shielded set.
When a counterparty needs to know a holding is yours, hand them the proof — not the ledger it was taken from.
Your portfolio is a public document.
Tokenized equities settle on a chain anyone can index. That is the point — settlement should be checkable. The side effect is that everything else becomes checkable too: what you bought, what it cost you, who paid you, and how the position has moved since. None of that is required for a trade to clear.
Four facts a plain ledger hands out for free.
How much
A balance is a number, and a number invites a decision from whoever reads it. Stockora stores the amount inside the commitment, so size stops being a public fact about you.
What else
The moment one holding is linked to an address, every other holding at that address comes with it. Each position here sits in its own leaf and answers only for itself.
Who with
Settlement usually names both sides. A transfer through Stockora arrives at an address derived for that transfer alone — the recipient claims it, and nobody watching learns who they are.
When and how often
Cadence is a signal all by itself. Proofs carry no timestamp of their own and can be produced long after the fact, so activity stops mapping cleanly onto intent.
Three moves, and the book stays shut.
Commit
You deposit a holding and the set records a commitment to it. The asset is accounted for, the amount and the owner are not written down anywhere a reader can reach.
Prove
When something has to be demonstrated — solvency, custody, eligibility — you generate a proof about that one holding. It answers the question asked and nothing adjacent to it.
Settle
Handing a position over spends the old commitment and writes a new one for the recipient. Two entries change. Neither of them says who stood on either side.
A proof is a sentence. Your book is a library.
Every disclosure so far has been all-or-nothing: open the whole thing, or refuse and look like you have something to hide. Stockora exists to make the third answer cheap — the one where you say exactly this much, prove it, and stop.
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One token, one job: it pays for proving. Fees collected when the set is used route back to the people who keep it running, and holders decide which assets the set accepts next. No allocation was set aside before launch.
Try it against a holding you actually own.
The app runs the whole route end to end — commit a position, produce a proof for it, hand it to someone, and check the claim back against the set. Keys stay in your wallet the entire time.