One $SILT is a share of the whole basket. Fees are split every six hours, the treasury buys the index, and every position is read straight off the chain.
The treasury holds the basket. This page reports what it holds — nothing more, nothing sooner.
Market-cap weighted, capped at 5% per asset — so the index never becomes a proxy for the single biggest coin on the chain.
Four settlements a day. Eighty percent goes back into the basket, twenty percent buys back $SILT. The majority strengthens what the token tracks.
Above, the fastest market on the chain.
Below, a floor that does not move.
Trading fees collect over a six-hour window. Nothing is allocated mid-cycle, and the pending amount is published before it moves.
Eighty percent buys the top twenty, market-cap weighted with a 5% ceiling. Twenty percent buys back $SILT. Every fill settles on-chain.
Holdings, weights and each cycle’s split appear on this page. The interface reads the chain — it cannot touch the treasury.
Contracts, treasury holdings and every fee allocation are public. Addresses appear here the moment they are deployed.