F
You hold SPACEX
PreStocks
An interest in a vehicle that holds the shares. If the company has not consented to the transfer, the claim may not be recognised.
Claim · Switch
SPACEX → tSpaceX
Both reference SpaceX. They are not the same asset, and this page is here so the difference is in front of you before anything is signed.
C
You would hold tSpaceX
Tessera
A loan participation right, not equity. You are a creditor of the issuer's lending arrangement, with no ownership, voting or dividend rights in the company.
What changesF → C
- Leaves a token that expires if it is not converted before a deadline.
- Leaves an SPV interest, the structure Anthropic and OpenAI declared void for their own shares in May 2026.
- Removes a 0.5% tax on every transfer.
- Leaves a mint where one key controls minting, freezing, seizing and pausing.
- The destination issuer holds no permanent delegate and cannot seize the tokens.
- Leaves a token whose balance is displayed incorrectly by apps that read it naively.
Your wallet will warn that it does not recognise this site. That warning is about the domain, not the transaction — Claim is new and unlisted. What you are signing is three instructions: a compute budget, the token account for tSpaceX if you do not have one, and a Jupiter swap. It grants no approval that outlives it and no permission over anything else you hold. Check it in the wallet before you approve.
Connecting is read-only and costs nothing. Claim never holds a key and never submits a transaction — your wallet does, only if you approve it.
Claim builds the transaction and hands it to your wallet. It never holds a key, never funds anything and never submits on your behalf. The route comes from Jupiter, the destination is re-read from the chain immediately before the transaction is built, and nothing here is investment advice.