The proportion of stock tokens locked by meme tokens feels like a potential reference indicator for picking tokenized stocks during a bear market. Take the meme token-stock pairing launcher Long on Robinhood Chain as an example: - The largest tokenized stock by market cap on Long, AI, has 13.1% of NVDA stock tokens locked, valued at nearly $2.5 million. - MOO has 23.6% of MU (Micron) stock tokens locked, valued at close to $1.2 million. - MEME has 24.2% of AMC stock tokens locked, also valued at nearly $1.2 million. These are the only three meme tokenized stocks on the Long launcher with locked stock token values exceeding $1 million. Additionally, BONER locks 28.5% of HIMIS stock tokens. While its value hasn’t reached $1 million, it has the highest proportion of locked stock tokens. In theory, the issuance scale of stock tokens will gradually grow, and the locking ratios of tokenized stocks will keep changing. It’s also important to monitor the scale of stock tokens on the pairing side and who holds the power to issue/burn them. For now, the total market cap of tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain is still relatively small, at just about $150 million.