Learn about OCLev's mission, technology, and how to leverage trade tokenized stocks on Solana
OCLev's mission is to unlock real-world equity markets for everyone by enabling permissionless, onchain access to leveraged trading of tokenized stocks. We believe that traditional financial products like long/short equity positions should be available to anyone with a wallet — no brokers, no paperwork, and no barriers.
By building on Solana's high-speed infrastructure and integrating tokenized stock assets from providers like xStocks, OCLev empowers traders to express directional views on real-world companies — instantly, globally, and without centralized intermediaries.
Trade from anywhere with just a wallet
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Direct onchain execution
OCLev is initially bootstrapped by its founding contributors and community supporters. The protocol is designed to be self-sustaining through multiple on-chain revenue streams and future token-based funding mechanisms:
Fees paid by traders to open or maintain leveraged positions
Fees earned by liquidators during undercollateralized events
Users deposit stablecoins and earn passive yield from trader activity
Native token for governance, fee sharing, and incentives
No VC funding has occurred at this stage. All protocol revenues and treasury flows will be fully transparent and verifiable on-chain. Community and grant support comes from Solana-aligned ecosystems and RWA-focused initiatives.
OCLev is built as a set of Solana smart contracts, powered by the Anchor framework and designed for speed, composability, and safety. Here's how the protocol works at a high level:
Users deposit USDC (or other supported stablecoins) as collateral. Based on their chosen leverage level (e.g. 2x, 5x), they can open long or short positions on tokenized stocks.
OCLev integrates with xStocks, a platform that brings real-world stocks like $AAPL, $TSLA, and $NVDA onto the Solana blockchain as tokenized assets. These assets can be freely traded, used as collateral, and settled entirely on-chain.
User positions are recorded on-chain, including entry price, leverage, direction (long/short), and collateral. Users can manually close positions or be liquidated automatically when their equity falls below the required threshold.
When a position becomes undercollateralized, OCLev's smart contracts allow third-party bots or network participants to liquidate it. The liquidator repays the borrow and receives a reward from the collateral, helping protect the protocol from bad debt.
The user interface is built with modern Web3 tooling, offering fast, mobile-friendly access to position management, live charts, and interactive leverage tools.
Smart Contract Architecture
Built on Solana with Anchor Framework