Pick a stock. We’ll bake it into a cookie.
Luckslip puts a slice of a real stock token inside a fortune cookie and hands you a link. Whoever opens it cracks the cookie and keeps what is inside. They don’t need a wallet or any SOL.
Can’t decide?TAKE A NUMBER
Pull a ticket and the cookie decides. One of the 19 stocks on these shelves gets baked in, and not even you will know which.
Today’s case
19 cookies on three shelves · tap one to crack it
SPYx · SP500You could not decide, so you bought all five hundred. Wise.
Tech and chips
7 on this shelf
GOOGLx · AlphabetThe answer you seek is on the second page. Nobody will ever look there.
Trading apps, an index, a big shop and oil
5 on this shelf
WMTx · WalmartYou came for milk. You will leave with a kayak.
Tap any cookie to crack it and read its fortune. Each one is an xStock, a token on Solana that tracks the share price, with an x on the end. The tags show live prices from Jupiter when they load, and the till quotes again when you bake, because they move. These 19 made the case because each routes a $25 gift with under 4% price impact.
The whole bill fits on a slip.
Slide to size the cookie. You pay for the stock, a 1% baker’s fee in SOL, and a small wrapper. The wrapper isn’t ours. It pays the network to open the cookie, and whatever it doesn’t spend lands in their wallet as gas for later.
Baking is one transaction. SOL swaps into the stock through Jupiter with a 3% slippage cap, the stock and the wrapper go into a brand-new one-time wallet, and if any step fails, none of it happens. A bake that would move the price more than 5% is refused.
On the bake page a cookie can hold anything from $1 to $2,500.
LUCKSLIP BAKERY
counter receipt
Stock inside$25.00
SPYxquoted live at bake
Baker’s fee, 1%$0.25
Wrapper, goes to them as gas0.0035 SOL
You pay$25.25 + 0.0035 SOL
They pay nothing.
one transaction · all or nothing
Wrap it to go.
The link you’ll send
…/crack?from=Maya#k=‹fresh key›&f=Maya&n=Happy%20birthday.%20Don't%20spend%20it%20all%20on%20chips.
Before the #Goes to the server. Just the page and who it’s from.
After the #Browsers never send this part anywhere. It is the wallet.
The key is made fresh when you bake. It shows here as a placeholder. Lose the link and your jar can rebuild it.
What they get.
1. They open the link.
…/crack#k=···
Is this a cookie?
A cookie arrives with your name and note on the slip.
2. They paste any Solana address.
their address goes here
0signatures needed
Or they connect a wallet. Either way they sign nothing and spend nothing. The cookie pays its own fee.
3. It cracks.
the stock→ their walletleftover SOL→ their gasThe one-time wallet opens their token account, moves the stock, closes itself and sweeps what’s left to them.
Only crumbs left. That’s what a link shows once its cookie has been cracked, or eaten by the baker. Got a link? Crack it
Your jar.
Lost a link?
Sign once with the wallet that baked. Every cookie you made comes back, on any device. Nothing is saved anywhere; the jar is rebuilt from the chain.
Eat it.
Until someone cracks a cookie, it’s still yours to take back. Eat it from the jar and the stock returns to you.
master = sha256(your signature)cookie i = sha256(master + "cookie:i")stops after 4 unused keys in a row, up to 200Please read the card on the glass.
- An xStock is a token issued by Backed that tracks a share price. It is not a share, and it has no votes.
- Prices move. A cookie can be worth less by the time it’s cracked.
- The issuer can freeze tokens.
- Not offered to US persons.
- An open link is like cash. Whoever opens it first keeps it.