BVI bare-trust entitlement recognised through the Backpack/Trek Forge structure

What this analysis covers

54 current token addresses across 54 underlyings inherit this analysis.

• AMCAMC
• AMDAMD
• BABA
• BABABABA
• BOTBOT
• BROSBROS
• BULLBULL
• COSTCOST
• CYPHCYPH
• DELLDELL
• DJTDJT
• DKNGDKNG
• DNUTDNUT
• DRAMDRAM
• FLWSFLWS
• FLYFLY
• GPROGPRO
• GRNDGRND
• HIMSHIMS
• HOODHOOD
• HTZHTZ
• IBMIBM
• INTCINTC
• JNJJNJ
• LLYLLY
• LMTLMT
• LULULULU
• LUVLUV
• MGMMGM
• MRNAMRNA
• MRVLMRVL
• MSTRMSTR
• MUMU
• NBISNBIS
• NKENKE
• PFEPFE
• PTNPTN
• QUBTQUBT
• RBLXRBLX
• RDDTRDDT

14 more inherit the same template; use the app’s issuer filter for the complete mint list.

Exceptions: none recorded. An asset-specific conclusion must be shown here before it overrides the inherited template.

Traceable conclusions

Each conclusion carries its classification, exact supporting words, source authority, location, governing law, holder scope and review date. A document saying something is not the same as an independently observed outcome.

Evidence confidence

Confidence is stated per conclusion type. It is not collapsed into one score.

Complete claim chain

Possessing the token is only the first link. Each intermediary can add a separate contract, governing law and failure dependency.

Parties that can interrupt or enforce the chain

Jurisdiction and holder eligibility

A wallet may be technically able to receive a token while its owner is contractually ineligible, unable to redeem, or excluded from rights under the governing documents.

Insolvency and enforcement

Bankruptcy remote

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Security interest

no

Security holder

—

Recorded priority

none

Collateral ratio

1:1

Collateral composition

shares

Rehypothecation

undisclosed

On-loan amount disclosed

—

Segregation / trust evidence

The token is, in the issuer's own words, 'a non-negotiable digital record evidencing a pro rata beneficial entitlement (if any)' as beneficiary of a BVI bare trust over a pooled holding of the referenced shares — with no entitlement to any specific identifiable share.

Omnibus / commingling evidence

Real SpaceX shares are held through regulated US brokerage infrastructure in an OMNIBUS account at RQD Clearing, LLC (Clearing Broker; SEC-registered, FINRA & SIPC member, CRD 134284 / SEC 8-66826), with Atomic Vaults Securities, LLC as Intermediary Broker (CRD 317194 / SEC 8-70868).

Perfection / priority evidence

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Custodian lien / set-off evidence

—

Who can enforce

No separate enforcement representative is structured here; standing depends on the holder claim and governing terms reproduced above.

Holder standing

The token is, in the issuer's own words, 'a non-negotiable digital record evidencing a pro rata beneficial entitlement (if any)' as beneficiary of a BVI bare trust over a pooled holding of the referenced shares — with no entitlement to any specific identifiable share. Crucially, the trustee recognises only Trek Forge Ltd (a Backpack affiliate) as Tokenholder and sole beneficiary; a person holding the token in their own wallet 'becomes the on-chain holder of those Tokens for blockchain transfer purposes only' and has no redemption, distribution, instruction or enforcement right against the trust unless and until a 'Direct Redemption Contingency' occurs (Backpack insolvency, cessation, >90 days of suspended redemptions, court order, etc.) and the trustee expressly registers them. In practice a holder realises value by depositing the token back into a KYC'd Backpack Exchange account, which burns it and credits an off-chain UCC Article 8 security entitlement.

A contractual label such as “segregated”, “trust” or “first priority” is not treated as a court-tested insolvency result unless the dossier records that authority.

Corporate actions

Issuer or contract mediated

Dividends

reinvested

Voting

none

Other corporate actions

For the token: dividends received on the pool are applied by the trustee 'to the acquisition of additional units of such Approved Asset (net of any applicable fees, expenses, or withholdings)' (cl. 3.7), and Backpack's marketing describes this as automatic reinvestment into additional tokenized shares with corporate actions reflected through 'proportional token balance adjustments designed to maintain economic equivalence'. CORRECTED 2026-09-18 against the binding document: the mechanism is a CONVERSION-RATIO change, not a balance adjustment. Asset Tokenization ToS s. 1.8 ('Conversion Rate') works a 25% distribution through as a Withdrawal Conversion Rate of 1:0.8 on the way in (s. 1.8(a)) and a Detokenization Conversion Rate of 1:1.25 on the way out (s. 1.8(b)) — the holder's token count never changes; what changes is how many units of the underlying each token detokenizes into, and fractions round DOWN to between two and six decimal places. The mint does carry the Token-2022 ScaledUiAmount extension that would perform a true rebase, and Issuer T&C cl. 1.2 builds 'token multiplier or rebasing ratios' into the Conversion Rate, so both routes are contemplated — but the multiplier has never moved: re-read 2026-09-18 it is multiplier '1', newMultiplier '1', newMultiplierEffectiveTimestamp 0, and SpaceX has paid no dividend and had no split. Backpack's own status table still lists corporate actions reflected in balances as 'still being worked on'. Voting: cl. 3.9 has the trustee exercise voting only on instructions from the registered Tokenholder — i.e. Trek Forge — so an on-chain holder has no voting channel; and on the off-chain brokerage side Backpack's own status table lists voting rights, cash dividend payouts, and splits/corporate actions reflected in balances as all 'still being worked on', not enabled.

Economic equivalence may be delivered by cash, balance adjustment or issuer calculation; it is not assumed to reproduce the underlying shareholder right.

Redemption path

Available

yes

Eligibility

Practically: any user with a KYC-verified Backpack Exchange account in a supported region (not US/UK/UAE/Japan, not Backpack EU) can deposit the token and have it converted into a traditional securities holding. Legally: only Trek Forge Ltd (or its nominee/custodian) may submit a redemption request to the trustee; 'on-chain holders and holders of Exchange Account Entitlements have no entitlement to access Redemption or burning functionalities in the ordinary course' (cl. 4.1(a)). Direct redemption against the trustee is available only after a Direct Redemption Contingency and then only subject to the trustee's KYC/KYT, proof of entitlement and express register update. No Prohibited Person or U.S. person may be registered as beneficiary or exercise redemption (cl. 4.1(c)).

Route

Deposit the token from a Solana wallet into a Backpack Exchange account; the token is burned and the position becomes a traditional securities holding (a UCC Article 8 security entitlement) in the same account. The trustee's mechanics are: lock the tokens, burn them, then either transfer the pro rata portion of the pooled shares or — at the trustee's determination — sell them and relay the net cash proceeds ('Redemption Relay', cl. 4.2(iii)-(iv), cl. 4.6), so share delivery is not guaranteed. Onward movement to an outside broker is described as 'ACATS- and DTCC-eligible via the brokerage infrastructure', but Backpack's own support docs state plainly that 'ACATS transfers to other brokerages are still being worked on and are not currently available' and 'Support for external broker-to-broker stock transfers is still under development and is not yet available'.

KYC

yes

Minimum

From Backpack's own asset API (https://api.backpack.exchange/api/v1/assets): minimumDeposit 0.004 SPCX, minimumWithdrawal 0.008 SPCX, withdrawalFee 0.004 SPCX. On the brokerage leg every stock order must be worth at least $1; fractional to 0.01 share during regular hours, whole shares only outside them.

Fees

Withdrawal of a tokenized security from Backpack Exchange to Solana: an estimated platform fee of approximately $0.50, paid in the tokenized security being withdrawn, with no additional fees. Deposits (token to traditional securities): no Backpack fee, holder pays the Solana network fee. Stock trading: no separate commission or platform fee; the quoted price is the traded price. Transaction Costs of a redemption are borne by the holder and netted from proceeds; the trustee may also set off amounts owing.

Timing / SLA

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Notes

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Source authority and precedence

The conclusion follows the highest-authority source applicable to the specific product, holder and issue. A technical capability cannot create a legal right, and marketing cannot override operative terms.

1. 1
   Mandatory law, court orders and official registers

   These can override private terms and determine legal title, perfection, insolvency priority or eligibility.

2. 2
   Product-specific final terms and operative agreements

   The document governing this product or series controls over a general description, subject to mandatory law.

3. 3
   Base prospectus and binding programme terms

   These govern the programme except where valid product-specific terms supplement or disapply them.

4. 4
   On-chain state

   Authoritative for what the program and current keys can technically do, but not by itself for legal ownership or enforceability.

5. 5
   Official operating documentation and attestations

   Evidence of process or reserves; it cannot silently enlarge rights excluded by the controlling legal documents.

6. 6
   Marketing, press and third-party descriptions

   Useful context only. A conflict is resolved in favour of the higher-authority source and remains visibly recorded.

Recorded conflicts and corrections

• keyGovernance.mint · contradicted-corrected

  CORRECTION: keyGovernance.mint was "unknown" because the 48-mint sweep had not characterised the per-mint mint authorities. For SPCX it is now read directly: the mint authority HK6jF79… is owned by program FewRXXTzV2WwigvTQNsVanhEmCM9wzfNvoT1divNtbVH, i.e. a PDA of the same upgradeable program that holds freeze and permanent-delegate, so mint is "program". Corrected to "program" and the evidence string updated; the dossier’s own knownExtensions note already said both authority keys are PDAs of that program.

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• underlyingCustodian · contradicted-corrected

  CORRECTION: the field named "Atomic Vaults Securities, LLC as Intermediary Broker (CRD 317194 / SEC 8-70868)" as if that were the chain. It is one possible chain. The live product page names a different firm in that slot for the region it was read from, and the difference is not cosmetic: Atomic Vaults Securities, LLC is a third-party SEC-registered broker-dealer and FINRA/SIPC member that holders are explicitly told to verify on BrokerCheck, while Trek Brokerage Services Limited is a Backpack AFFILIATE supervised in Anjouan (Comoros). Both readings are kept in the field because both are published. The Anjouan licence is unverified — see the separate claim.

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• entityJurisdiction · contradicted-corrected

  CORRECTION of "New Zealand (Backpack Securities Global Limited, introducing broker for non-US customers)", which rested on the Brokerage ToS alone. The register confirms the incorporation and adds two facts the terms omit: the company was called TREK LABS BROKERAGE SERVICES LIMITED until 2026-05-29, twelve days before the Issuer T&C took effect, and the address is a Wanaka street address rather than a brokerage seat. It also adds Anjouan to this field via the product-page footer. The ellipses join non-contiguous register text; each fragment is verbatim.

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• corporateActions · contradicted-corrected

  CORRECTION: the field described corporate actions as reaching holders through "proportional token balance adjustments designed to maintain economic equivalence", which is Backpack's marketing wording, and treated the ScaledUiAmount extension as the mechanism. The binding document adjusts the CONVERSION RATIO instead: token counts stay put and the units of underlying per token move, in both directions (1:0.8 in, 1:1.25 out on a 25% distribution), with fractions rounded down to between two and six decimals. The rebase primitive exists and has never been used — multiplier "1", newMultiplier "1", newMultiplierEffectiveTimestamp 0, re-read 2026-09-18 — and Backpack's own status table still lists balance-reflected corporate actions as "still being worked on".

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Document register

“Not structured” is a visible evidence gap: a date in a title is not silently promoted into metadata.

Open questions

• RESOLVED as a negative, kept for the record: there is no SEC-registered or FINRA-member entity named 'Backpack Securities'. BrokerCheck and SEC IAPD return zero records for Backpack, Backpack Securities, Trek Labs, Trek Nexus and Trek Forge; EDGAR has no filings. The only US registrations in the group are the two third-party brokers (RQD, Atomic Vaults) and a FinCEN MSB for Trek Labs, Inc. (Delaware) — the MSB itself was not verified against FinCEN's registrant database.
• Who operates Solana program FewRXXTzV2WwigvTQNsVanhEmCM9wzfNvoT1divNtbVH, whose PDAs hold the permanent-delegate, freeze, pause, metadata, hook and mint authorities, and who holds its single upgrade-authority key ERc1sdq7Lwb74kjuage5foTpavWKxdwXHUvqfg2JX5gz? The program is unidentified in every Backpack and Sunrise document, is unilaterally upgradeable, has no published audit, and carries no timelock or notice obligation (cl. 8.2: the Company 'may, but is not required to, provide notice'). A permanent delegate reachable through a unilaterally upgradeable program is the strongest possible authority on a Token-2022 mint.
• Has the permanent delegate ever been exercised, and is any log of admin actions published? Nothing was found.
• Is there any attestation, proof-of-reserve or auditor report tying the 43,248.128967 SPCX outstanding to SpaceX shares held? None was found. What is the actual share count in the pool, and where is it evidenced?
• Where exactly does legal title to the shares sit? The Issuer T&C say Trek Nexus Markets Ltd is 'legal owner or holder of record' as bare trustee; Backpack's pages say custody is at RQD Clearing and Atomic Vault Securities. The account chain linking a BVI trustee to those US brokers is not documented, nor is which entity's name is on the account.
• Is the declaration of trust dated 2026-06-06 (the 'Instrument') published anywhere? It is the document that actually creates the trust, it is cited as governing by both Backpack (Issuer T&C cl. 1.7) and Sunrise's own ToS, and it could not be found anywhere. Holders cannot read the instrument that defines their entitlement.
• Terminology conflict inside Backpack's own materials: the tokenized-securities comparison table says the legal framework is a 'Claim on SPV holding the underlying assets', while the binding Issuer T&C describe a BVI bare trust, and the 'Real Ownership & Legal Framework' page boasts the product is 'not ... SPV interest'. Which characterisation does the issuer stand behind?
• Backpack's docs spell the intermediary broker 'Atomic Vault Securities, LLC'; FINRA's registered name is 'Atomic Vaults Securities, LLC' (plural, formerly Olympus Mons Securities, LLC). A small inaccuracy, but it is in the one sentence holders are told to verify on BrokerCheck.
• Has a Direct Redemption Contingency mechanism ever been tested, and what evidence of entitlement would the trustee accept from an on-chain holder? The Risk Disclosure says there is 'no guarantee... that the Company will accept your evidence of entitlement'.
• When will ACATS/DTCC external transfers, cash dividends, corporate-action balance updates and voting actually go live? All four were still listed as 'being worked on' in docs updated around 2026-09-06, roughly three months after launch.
• Does Backpack hold SPCX in Exchange Custody for users who never withdraw, and if so what is the split between exchange-held and self-custodied supply? That ratio determines how much of the 27,160 holder count actually has redemption rights.
• Are the terms versioned? The Google Drive hosting means a silent amendment would leave no public trace, while cl. 2.4 binds every secondary acquirer to 'any amendments in effect at the time of such acquisition'.
• The Risk Disclosure and the Terms and Conditions do not list the same Direct Redemption Contingencies. Risk Disclosure p. 4 tells holders the contingency "may include insolvency, delisting, prolonged suspension of Backpack Exchange, or other specified events outside your control", but Issuer T&C cl. 1.3 defines the term exhaustively as (a) permanent cessation of Backpack Exchange's operations or services, (b) its insolvency, (c) suspension of redemptions or withdrawals for a continuous period exceeding 90 days, (d) Trek Forge notifying the Company it will no longer act as sole recognised Tokenholder, (e) a final court order or binding regulatory directive, or (f) the Company's own reasonable determination that exclusive recognition of Trek Forge is no longer possible or appropriate. There is NO delisting limb. Does a delisting of the token (or of the underlying) trigger direct redemption via (a) or (f), or does it not trigger it at all? On the face of the binding document, a delisting alone does nothing.
• Which users get which Intermediary Broker, and on what basis? The live SPCX page footer names Trek Brokerage Services Limited (Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority), the support pages name Atomic Vaults Securities, LLC (CRD 317194), and the Brokerage ToS leaves the slot to 'any Affiliate of Backpack Exchange ... as displayed on the Platform to certain Users from time to time'. Nothing published says which regions get which, whether the choice changes what SIPC or segregation protection applies, or whether Trek Brokerage Services Limited in fact holds an Anjouan licence — no reachable public AOFA register was found on 2026-09-18.
• SPCX the Nasdaq ticker and SPCX the Solana token share a symbol, and Jupiter also lists Ondo's SPCXon, Backed's SPCXx, Tessera's tSpaceX and leveraged Shift wrappers. Is there any issuer guidance to prevent holders from depositing the wrong SPCX-symbol token to Backpack? The docs warn holders to verify the contract address but the collision is structural.