We buried the stock market outdoors.
Not all of it. Fragments — a slice of Nvidia on a hilltop, a tenth of an Amazon share by the river, Coca-Cola in the park where you already run. Bought first, sealed in a vault, then left on the map for whoever walks there.
WANDR is a walking app with a strange reward: real equity. Lace up a pair, pick the company you're rooting for, and go outside. Every box you reach pays stock to your wallet. The rarity is visible from across the park; the company inside stays sealed until your phone is forty metres away.
We don't print anything. Every fragment exists in the vault before its box exists on the ground — the address is public, the arithmetic is yours. We don't choose what you get, either. The result was hashed before you took your first step, and you can recompute it after your last.
The share is real. The walk is real. The rest is just weather.