Every index gets its price the same way: the live price of each asset, multiplied by its weight, summed. Crypto prices come from DexScreener pairs, tokenized stock prices come from the real underlying ticker. That one number is what spot fills at, what a perp entry is stamped at, and what a liquidation is measured against, so spot and leverage can never disagree about what a basket is worth.
MountOn-chain index baskets
MountOn-chain index baskets and perps
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Mount turns any set of tokens into one index you can trade.
Pick three or more assets, give each one a weight, and publish. The basket becomes a single instrument with a single price. Buy it, sell it, or take a leveraged position on it. The weights are fixed when you publish and applied on every trade, so the index cannot quietly drift away from what it said it was.
How it works
Four products, one basket engine underneath all of them.
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One index can hold assets from five chains at once. Paste a contract address from any of them and Mount resolves the token, its symbol and its live price.
Robinhood Chain
Ethereum
Base
BNB Chain
Solana
Tokenized stocks
Tokenized commodities
Tokenized treasuries
An index is only worth as much as the rule that prices it. Mount publishes that rule with the basket, applies it on every fill, and never lets a basket be worth two different things at the same moment.
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How a basket is priced
One index price, computed on the server at the moment of the trade, from the same inputs for everyone.
A basket holds three to five assets. Each one carries a weight, and the weights add up to exactly 100 percent. That is checked before the index is written, not after.
Crypto assets are priced from their live DexScreener pair. Tokenized stocks and tokenized real-world assets are priced from the underlying ticker they represent, so tNVDA follows NVDA and tGOLD follows gold.
The index price is the weighted sum of those prices. Nothing is cached between a quote and a fill: the price is fetched at the instant the order is processed.
The browser never gets to name the price it trades at. Buys, sells, opens and closes all recompute it server side, so a tampered client cannot mint itself a better entry.
If no price can be established for a basket, the trade is rejected rather than filled at zero.
Weights are stored with the index and reapplied on every single trade, which is what stops a published basket from silently becoming a different basket later.
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THREE WAYS TO TRADE AN INDEX
Buying an index gives you one position that moves with every asset in it, at the weight you agreed to:
Weighted entry price
One position, many assets
Live profit and loss
Every index has a perpetual market attached to it from the moment it is published:
Long up to 5x
Short up to 5x
Liquidation price shown before you open
Positions marked to live price
Everything settles against a single balance you fund and drain yourself:
Deposit verified on-chain
One balance for spot and perps
Withdraw to your own wallet
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RISK, LEVERAGE AND SETTLEMENT
Leverage runs from 1x to 5x. Collateral comes out of your balance when a position opens and settles back into it when the position closes.
Position size is collateral multiplied by leverage. The liquidation price sits at 90 percent of your collateral in the losing direction, so a 5x long liquidates on an 18 percent move against you and a 2x long on a 45 percent move. Profit and loss is measured on size, credited or debited against the collateral, and a payout can never go below zero. Closing is atomic: the position is marked closed before profit and loss is computed, so the same position cannot be settled twice.Open the app