Launch
FAQ
Short answers to the questions people actually ask.
Questions
Do I own any of the LEGO?
No. The reserve belongs to the project. $BSTR gives no share of it and can't be redeemed for sets.
Can the team take the ETH?
The owner can withdraw from the reserve, and every withdrawal is numbered, public and should match a box on the log. The split is fixed in the router: operations gets 10% and can't reach the reserve's 90%.
Why LEGO?
It's physical, countable, sealed boxes are easy to prove, and sets retire on a schedule. Also it's funny.
What happens to the boxes?
They stay sealed on the shelves. Every 100th acquisition, one duplicate box is opened and built on a livestream.
What if Pons changes its fees?
Pons freezes a launch's fee policy when it launches, so $BSTR keeps the terms it launched with.
Are the contracts audited?
No. They are short, fully tested, and tested against the real Pons contracts on a mainnet fork. Read them before you rely on them.
Where is the vault?
Its location isn't published. Custody photos, vault cards and, from Bag 2, a live camera are the proof.
What's the contract address?
Only the one on this site and on our X account. Anything else is not us.
Small print
$BSTR is a memecoin. Nothing in these docs is financial advice. The reserve is held by the project; holders have no ownership of, or redemption rights to, anything in it. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this project.