Guide

How NasCat works

NasCat turns the technology market into a trading floor staffed by cats. Here's the full flow, from wallet to BNB distributions every 30 minutes.

How it works

Four steps onto the trading floor

  1. 1

    Hold NASCAT

    Connect your wallet and verify your $NASCAT balance.

  2. 2

    Choose a stock cat

    Select a cat representing one of the world's largest technology companies.

  3. 3

    Activate for 0.1 BNB

    Pay once to add that stock cat to your portfolio.

  4. 4

    Receive distributions every 30 min

    Follow the market and view BNB dividends distributed to active stock cats.

Frequently asked

What is a stock cat?
Each cat in the NasCat Index represents one real, publicly traded technology company. The cat's page shows live market data for that company pulled from a market data provider.
Why do I need to hold NASCAT?
Activation is reserved for verified $NASCAT holders. Your balance is checked on BNB Smart Chain whenever you connect or switch wallets.
Why does activation cost 0.1 BNB?
Activation is a one-time 0.1 BNB payment per cat, sent from your wallet to the NasCat treasury. Each cat can only be activated once per wallet.
How are the 30-minute distributions handled?
Distribution rounds are recorded and published by the NasCat team, including the winning cat, its market performance, total BNB and the transaction hash. Every published round appears on the dividends page.
Does NasCat give me ownership of the stock?
No. NasCat is an entertainment product. Activating a cat does not grant shares, equity, or any claim on the referenced company.

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NasCat is an independent entertainment project. Stock names and market data are used for informational and thematic purposes. NasCat does not represent ownership of real shares and is not affiliated with Nasdaq, NVIDIA, Tesla, Apple or any other referenced company. Dividend distributions come from the NasCat project, not from the underlying public companies.