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●  A concept · Tokenized equity · Kirkland House, 02:14 EST

The network was always an asset.

Facebook turned a list of people into the largest private map of human connection ever assembled. METAx is a concept for what it looks like when exposure to that map settles on-chain.

The idea

The record

Scale is the only moat.

Facebook and Meta, as disclosed · METAx figures elsewhere on this page are illustrative

Accounts, July 2010: 500,000,000

Accounts, July 2010

The number that changed the category

Monthly actives, October 2012: 1,000,000,000

Monthly actives, October 2012

Eight years and eight months from a dorm room

IPO price, 18 May 2012: $38

IPO price, 18 May 2012

NASDAQ. The largest tech listing to that point

People using a Meta app daily: 3.4bn

People using a Meta app daily

Company-reported, 2025

Distributions

Seventy percent goes back out.

Every trade pays 2%. The program splits it on-chain: 70% to the payout wallet, which is emptied to holders pro rata in Meta stock, 30% to the team. Nothing here is a promise — every row below is a transaction you can open.

Outbound · TSNT3 holders

awaiting first round

Outbound Meta xStock distributions from the payout wallet toTSNT3 holders, read from the Solana blockchain.
Time (UTC)RecipientMETAxValueTx
Reading the chain…
Distributed to date
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Holder payments
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Rounds settled
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Last round
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Live from Solana mainnet, refreshed every two minutes. TSNT3 is a rehearsal token; amounts are small by design.

Interstitial · Kirkland House, 02:14

Friendship was the interface. The list was the asset.

Two thousand faces on a closed campus, ordered by nothing but who already knew whom. Everything built since has been an argument about what that ordering is worth.

Twenty-two years of the graph

Harvard to a trillion dollars.

01 / 12

2004

TheFacebook

Launched 4 February from Kirkland House, Harvard, by Mark Zuckerberg with Eduardo Saverin, Dustin Moskovitz, Andrew McCollum and Chris Hughes. Harvard email required.

02 / 12

2005

The name

Expansion runs through Columbia, Stanford and Yale, then most of American higher education. The definite article is dropped and facebook.com is bought for $200,000.

03 / 12

2006

News Feed

Ranking replaces chronology on 5 September and users revolt against it within hours. Three weeks later registration opens to anyone over thirteen with an email address.

04 / 12

2008

Past MySpace

Facebook overtakes MySpace in global unique visitors. The incumbent had looked unassailable two years earlier.

05 / 12

2009

The Like button

One click becomes the atomic unit of preference, and the feed acquires a training signal that never stops arriving.

06 / 12

2010

Five hundred million

Announced in July. Scale itself is now the moat: the graph is the only one of its kind, and it cannot be rebuilt from outside.

07 / 12

2012

The listing

Instagram is bought in April for about a billion dollars. The IPO prices at $38 on 18 May. Monthly actives cross a billion on 4 October.

08 / 12

2014

The acquisitions

WhatsApp for roughly $19bn in February; Oculus for about $2bn in March. One buys the messaging layer, the other a bet on the next interface.

09 / 12

2018

The reckoning

Cambridge Analytica forces the question the product had deferred for a decade: what is the graph for, and who is permitted to read it?

10 / 12

2021

Meta

Renamed on 28 October. A company argues in public that its own future is a layer rather than an app, and the market is asked to price the argument.

11 / 12

2024

A trillion dollars

Market value passes $1tn as capital expenditure becomes the narrative and the graph is re-underwritten as a training set.

12 / 12

2026

METAx

The concept in this document: exposure to all of the above, cleared on-chain, in fractions, on a ledger that never closes. It does not exist.

Access · Kirkland House, 02:14

The list is short on purpose.

Everything gets posted before it gets explained. Build notes, attestation runs, the arguments that did not survive contact with a spreadsheet — all of it goes out in one place, in public.

No mailing list. No allocation. No exceptions.

METAx is not a real product. No token, no market, no custody arrangement, no reserve — nothing here is financial advice or an offer to sell securities. Historical dates and figures about Facebook and Meta are drawn from the company’s own disclosures; every METAx figure is invented and the faces are generated artwork. The distributions feed is the exception: it reads real transactions from a small rehearsal token on Solana mainnet, shown so the mechanism can be verified, not as an offer of anything. This is an independent concept site, not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta Platforms, Inc., and not associated with any film or its rights holders.