Trade locked pre-orders before they ship.
Buyers lock in scarce hardware drops months before shipment and still have no way to reach that order's value today. The problem isn't the pre-order. It's liquidity.
Pre-orders stay locked until a ship date arrives — even when demand for it already exists.
There are buyers who want the hardware now, and holders who'd rather not wait out a confirmed order. Between them sits a ship date, and no efficient way to trade across it. Veydock creates that missing layer: a market for the time between placing a pre-order and the box arriving.
Locked pre-orders become a market.
Locked pre-order
A confirmed order that can't be fulfilled until its ship date.
Transferable claim
The future delivery becomes a claim that can move on-chain.
Market
Holders sell the claim today. Buyers price the time until it ships.
Settlement
At the ship date the claim settles into the actual delivery.
A marketplace for future delivery.