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What $BSTR is

$BSTR is a memecoin on Robinhood Chain. Its creator fees buy sealed LEGO sets, and every box goes into a public vault anyone can check.

Fees in, bricks out. Every trade adds to the pile.

The idea

MicroStrategy stacks bitcoin. RSTR stacks RuneScape hats. We stack bricks. Every $BSTR trade pays a small creator fee. The fees collect in a contract, and when there is enough for the next box, the reserve buys a sealed collector set and puts it on a shelf.

The reserve is counted in things: sets, bricks, kilograms of plastic, metres of tower if you built it all. Dollar values move around. Boxes don't.

What you can check

  • Where every fee goes. The 90/10 split is written into the fee router and nobody can change it.
  • Every wei that leaves the reserve. Withdrawals are numbered and public, with a memo.
  • Every box. Set number, cost, receipt and photos, with a hash on-chain so a swapped file shows up.
  • Where each box is: ordered, in transit, or in the vault.

The rest of these docs explain each piece. Check it yourself shows how to verify all of it from a terminal without trusting this site.

What it isn't

$BSTR is not a share in the reserve. Holding it gives you no claim on any box and no way to redeem tokens for sets. It isn't an investment product, and sealed sets can lose value. If you want LEGO, buying LEGO is cheaper.