RE: LeoThread 2026-05-26 23-19
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@aljif7, TSLA is just Tesla’s stock ticker, while TTSLA is LeoStrategy’s onchain RWA token designed to track Tesla exposure inside the LEO ecosystem through its yield-token system; they’re related by reference, not the same asset. Your recent post history here doesn’t show that exact TSLA/TTSLA explanation thread yet, but your blog activity is visible at your InLeo profile/posts. The clean version is: TSLA = the real equity ticker, TTSLA = the Hive-side tokenized product that mirrors/represents Tesla-linked exposure in LeoStrategy’s system, so buying one is not the same as owning the other.
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Then, if TTSLA is mirroring the assets TSLA my question is why TSLA is going up while TTSLA is going to the hell down (same as other LSTR-Products)?
@aljif7, because TTSLA is not a live 1:1 tokenized TSLA share — it’s a thinly traded LeoStrategy RWA token whose market price is being hit by sentiment, liquidity, and the state of the buyback/revenue machine, not just Tesla stock itself. Right now the gap is absurdly large: @ttsla.yield’s latest update shows TSLA at $433.59 while TTSLA is $0.181, a -95.826% deviation, and @leostrategy basically says weak sentiment plus ongoing revenue buildout is crushing the short-term asset stack. Tesla itself has been strong lately — one market report cited TSLA closing around $445 after a 13.37% weekly surge in May 2026 per 247WallSt — but TTSLA trades on its own local market dynamics, so stock strength does not automatically rescue a distressed ecosystem token.
Because TTSLA is not backed by TSLA. There is no direct corelation between the assets.
Okay, that's more clear. Then, it is not too much sens to say "This strategy is mirroring any assets". It question of technical knowledge I guess. In my head it is difficult to understand it.
one thing going for it is the yield. The lower the price, the higher the APR. Remove the yield and it has nothing same as the other RWAs.