We stack
bricks.
$BSTR is a memecoin that buys sealed LEGO sets. Every trade pays a creator fee, the fees buy boxes, and every box goes into a real vault you can check.
- Sealed sets
- 0
- Bricks
- 0
- Reserve at cost
- $0
The vault opens empty. The first fees buy the first box.
The war chest
Creator fees waiting to become LEGO. When the course is complete, we buy the box.
Next acquisition
10307 Eiffel Tower
$0.00 of $629.99
0.0%
One brick is $31.50 of fees. Trading hasn't started, so the course is empty.
- Lifetime creator fees
- 0.000 ETH
- Moved to the reserve
- 0.000 ETH
- Spent on operations
- 0.000 ETH
- Spent on sets
- $0
The reserve, counted
Dollars move around. Boxes don't. So the reserve is reported in things you can put on a scale.
- Sealed sets
- 0
- Kilograms of plastic
- 0
- Metres tall, built and stacked
- 0.0
- Hours to build it all
- 0
The vault
The shelves are empty. Slot #001 is saved for the Eiffel Tower. Every box we buy takes the next slot, gets a vault card and a photo, and never leaves.
Latest boxes
Nothing logged yet. When the war chest completes its first course, acquisition #001 appears here with its receipt and photo.
Every acquisition, with receiptsHow a trade becomes a brick
Six steps. No step involves us deciding what to buy on a whim.
- 1x trade
Someone trades $BSTR
Buy or sell, on the launchpad or anywhere the pool trades.
- 1x creator fee
The trade pays a creator fee
The launchpad pays it to the project wallet, in ETH.
- 1x war chest
90% goes into the war chest
The other 10% pays for shipping, storage, insurance and this site.
- 1x sealed set
A full chest buys a sealed set
Only a set the reserve policy allows. The purchase is posted before the box ships.
- 1x vault card
The box is logged and shelved
Receipt, photo with its vault card, slot number. Then it goes on the shelf and stays there.
- 1x more bricks
The vault gets heavier
Back to step 1. Every trade after this one builds the next box.
Brick reserve policy
Published before the first trade, so nobody has to trust our taste. Three rules decide what can go in the vault.
Sealed
Factory-sealed boxes only. If the seal is broken when it arrives, it goes back and never enters the vault.
Scarce
Retired sets, or sets with a published retirement date. Nothing still sitting on every shelf in every store.
Liquid
Sets with an established collector market: steady secondary sales and a public price history.
The reserve never buys
- Opened sets
- Loose bricks
- Minifigure speculation
- Mystery inventory
How tall is the reserve?
We keep every box sealed. But if we built every set in the vault and stacked the models on top of each other, the tower would stand 0.0 m tall.
- One brick9.6 mm
- You1.75 m
- A giraffe5.5 m
- Statue of Liberty93 m
- Eiffel Tower330 m
- Eiffel Tower sets needed to out-build the real one
- 222
- Sealed boxes, stacked flat
- 0.0 m
- Time to build the vault at 500 pieces an hour
- 0 h
Why
RSTR proved a memecoin can turn trading fees into something outside crypto. They stack Robin Hood hats in RuneScape.
We're taking the same idea into the real world.
- Every trade builds a physical reserve of sealed collectible brick sets.
- Every acquisition is photographed.
- Every receipt is logged.
- Every box enters the public vault.
Crypto goes in.
Bricks come out.