Brick Reserve
Strategy

Proof

Everything we claim, with a way to check it. This page reads the real contracts on Robinhood Chain and ignores the simulation.

The trail

  1. 1

    Creator fee, onchain

    Every $BSTR trade credits a creator fee to the router in the Pons fee escrow.

    Check: The escrow's balanceOf(router).

  2. 2

    Harvest

    Anyone calls harvest(). The router claims its fees and splits them 90/10 in code.

    Check: Harvested events on the router.

  3. 3

    Reserve withdrawal

    ETH leaves the reserve only as a numbered withdrawal with a memo.

    Check: withdrawal(id) on the reserve.

  4. 4

    Acquisition

    The box is logged on-chain with its set number, cost and the withdrawal that paid for it.

    Check: acquisition(n) on the reserve.

  5. 5

    Receipt and photos

    A metadata file with the redacted receipt and photos; its keccak256 is fixed on-chain.

    Check: This page re-hashes every file.

  6. 6

    Proof of custody

    The box moves to Vaulted with a dated photo of it on its shelf, next to its vault card.

    Check: CustodyUpdated events.

  7. 7

    Reserve dashboard

    Every number on this site is computed from those contracts, never typed in.

    Check: The raw data at /api/reserve.

Contracts

All on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663). Our two contracts are verified on Blockscout, so you can read the source next to the address.

$BSTR token
Published at deployLaunched on Pons v2. Check the address here and on our X before you trade.
BrickFeeRouter
0xF053C6dFB304C0d5Dff1E7B628CBA297a7E939FCThe creator fee recipient. Splits every harvest between the reserve and operations, at a ratio fixed in code.
BrickReserve
0xcD5BA1fD3B42793F6C78A179877Ab8Cd63297C19Holds the reserve's ETH and the on-chain log of every box.
Operations wallet
0x49906Ef56F151e309ce56E2570cBFa7C8Bdd7224Receives the operations share: shipping, storage, insurance, this site.
Pons v2 factory
0x7eD598BcEf8bd9Edd8C97A195C6d13f40801EC7eLaunched the token. Records the router as its creator fee recipient.
Pons fee escrow
0xd3AFEB2a57f70eF218Aa82451c51B2fb0416Ac9eHolds creator fees until the router claims them.

Custody log

Empty until acquisition #001. Every box gets a row here: what it cost, the withdrawal that paid for it, where it is, and whether its receipt and photos still hash to what the chain recorded.

Withdrawals

No ETH has left the reserve.

The vault card

Every acquisition photo contains a printed card with the vault number, the date and a QR code. Scan it and you land on that box's entry in the log.

From Bag 2, expensive boxes also get a tamper-evident QR and NFC tag on their storage sleeve, never on the box itself, so the tag maps straight to the set, the withdrawal, the receipt and the photos.

Brick Reserve

Vault proof / 0001

2026-09-20

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Specimen

Reserve API

The numbers on this site come from one public JSON document built from the contracts. Build your own dashboard, or check ours.

GET /api/reserve

{
  "source": "chain",
  "sets": 0,
  "reserveEth": 0,
  "acquisitions": [ ... ],
  "withdrawals": [ ... ],
  "contracts": { "router": "0x…", "reserve": "0x…" }
}

Open /api/reserve