The entire market.One token.
Entira binds a whole market into a single SPL index token. Compose the recipe, burn $ENT for the license, and let rotations run inside hard on-chain bounds — redeem the basket any time.
Six indexes. All live.
| Ticker | Type | NAV | Session | TVL | Holders | Chart |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MAG7 Magnificent Seven | fixed | $— | — | $— | — | |
| TOP6 Top Six Index | fixed | $— | — | $— | — | |
| AI6 AI Six Index | fixed | $— | — | $— | — | |
| TBILL T-Bill Basket | rotating | $— | — | $— | — | |
| SOCIAL Social Index | rotating | $— | — | $— | — | |
| BIGTECH Big Tech Index | rotating | $— | — | $— | — |
Not a price feed.
An index you can redeem.
Most on-chain indexes are feeds with a logo. Entira baskets hold the component tokens themselves in program-owned vaults — burn a share, get the basket back at the stored recipe. No window, no gatekeeper.
Creation costs something real.
Composing an index burns the license in $ENT — burned forever, so the right to build can't be bought back and indexes aren't spammed into the registry.
the guardian raises one stage at a time, only when the on-chain holder and TVL conditions pass — compiled in CAP_STAGES.
Bounded by default. ±0.50%, compiled.
The widest a managed index NAV can move in one rotation. Shortfall comes from the curator — wider than the bound, the tx reverts.
Four moves. All on-chain.
Pick the basket
Six presets live — or compose your own from up to 7 components.
Deposit once
The mint desk quotes the exact component amounts. One transaction takes them all.
Hold one token
Your whole market position is a single SPL token. Rotations run inside the bound.
Redeem anytime
Burn a share, get the basket back at the stored recipe — no oracle read, no window.
Your market. Glass walls.
Hand the desk a market. Follow every component, open every vault, keep what it mints — the MAG7 panel below is live protocol data.
- Recipe · 0 components staged✓ LOCKED
- Vault · program-owned ATAs✓ FUNDED
- NAV · live feed, 8-dec USD✓ ···
- Bound · hard band on rotation✓ ±0.50%
0 of 0 components priced · split 60/40 compiled
| Component | Units / share | Weight | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| loading recipe… | |||
One protocol. Every kind of market.
MAG7
The Magnificent Seven, equal weights, static forever
TOP6
Core six large caps, mint & redeem around the clock
AI6
Agents and AI infra, one ticket
TBILL
Managed rotation toward the yield surface
SOCIAL
The social platforms, curated weekly
BIGTECH
Big tech, rebalanced inside bounds
Credit desk
Borrow against tokenized indexes, 60% LTV
What the terminal prices.
| Asset | Price | Session | Feed |
|---|---|---|---|
| TSLA | $— | — | wired |
| AMZN | $— | — | wired |
| NFLX | $— | — | wired |
| AAPL | $— | — | wired |
| NVDA | $— | — | wired |
| MSFT | $— | — | wired |
| GOOGL | $— | — | wired |
| META | $— | — | wired |
| SGOV | $— | — | wired |
| SPY | $— | — | wired |
The obvious questions.
What backs an index token?
The component tokens themselves, held in basket-owned vaults on Solana. One share redeems for a fixed amount of each component — the recipe never reweights without a rotation.
Where do prices come from?
On-chain price feeds (one program account per asset, 8-decimal USD). On devnet every asset is a mock; a production network would wire real oracle feeds into the same accounts.
Can a curator run off with the basket?
No. A rotation settles at oracle prices — shortfalls are pulled from the curator and surpluses paid back — and the NAV may not drop more than 0.5% per rotation. Anything beyond that reverts on-chain.
Why does minting round up?
Rounding discipline: minters pay a hair more, redeemers receive a hair less. Dust always works against the user, so a basket can never go under-collateralized through rounding.