The strategy
MicroStrategy stacks bitcoin. RSTR stacks RuneScape hats. We stack bricks: an onchain economy slowly filling an offchain vault with sealed LEGO sets.
What this is, and what it isn't
Trading activity becomes physical inventory. Fees from $BSTR trades buy sealed sets, and every purchase leaves a trail you can follow from the chain to the shelf.
$BSTR is not backed by the reserve. Holding it doesn't give you a claim on any box, and nobody can redeem a token for a set. The reserve is the project's, bought in public, and counted in public.
- 1Creator fee, onchain
- 2Treasury withdrawal
- 3Acquisition
- 4Receipt
- 5Physical box
- 6Proof of custody
- 7Reserve dashboard
Brick reserve policy
The reserve buys sealed, collector-oriented sets that are retired or have a published retirement date. Changes to these rules are announced before they apply.
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
Where each fee goes
- 90% reserve
- Saved in the war chest until it can buy the next box.
- 10% operations
- Shipping, storage, insurance, shelving and this website.
Sets the reserve can buy today
Checked against Brickset, BrickLink and BrickEconomy on 10 Sept 2026. Sealed values are shown for reference, not as a forecast. Sets can lose value.
| Set | Pieces | Retail | Status | Sealed value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10307 Eiffel TowerBrickset's exit date of 31 Jul 2026 has passed and BrickEconomy tags it retiring at the end of 2026. LEGO.com still sells it. | 10,001 | $629.99 | Retiring | $677.24 |
| 10276 ColosseumRetired 21 Nov 2023. | 9,036 | $549.99 | Retired | $1,472.84 |
| 21058 Great Pyramid of GizaRetired Jul 2026. | 1,476 | $129.99 | Retired | $177.70 |
| 10305 Lion Knights' CastleRetired 22 Nov 2025. | 4,514 | $399.99 | Retired | $569.94 |
| 10332 Medieval Town SquareRetired 20 Oct 2025. | 3,304 | $229.99 | Retired | $291.43 |
| 21060 Himeji CastleBrickset lists an exit date of 31 Dec 2026. BrickEconomy expects early to mid 2027. | 2,125 | $159.99 | Retiring | $171.83 |
| 10316 RivendellBrickset exit date 31 Dec 2026. | 6,167 | $499.99 | Retiring | $535.49 |
| 75192 Millennium FalconBrickset exit date 31 Dec 2026. | 7,541 | $849.99 | Retiring | $764.15 |
Watching, not buying
- 10294 Titanic. Still on sale with no exit date. Not eligible until a retirement date is published.
- 21061 Notre-Dame de Paris. Still on sale. BrickEconomy expects retirement at the end of 2027.
What holders get
A vote on the next box
When the war chest can afford another set, holders pick between three sets the policy allows. The winner is the next acquisition.
Build day
Most boxes stay sealed forever. A small build fund buys one duplicate set, holders vote on which, and it gets opened and built on a livestream. Every 100th acquisition, we sacrifice a box.
Not ownership
Voting on what the project buys is not ownership of what it buys. There is no redemption, no dividend and no claim on the reserve.
Build order
Like any big set, this one comes in numbered bags.
- Bag 1
Launch
- Launch $BSTR and publish this policy
- Show the live creator-fee balance
- Work out the acquisition budget automatically
- Buy, photograph and log the first sealed set
- Upload the receipt and keep live reserve totals
- Bag 2
Grow
- Holder voting on the next box
- Tamper-evident QR and NFC tags on every storage sleeve
- A proper physical vault with a live camera
- Build days
- Bag 3
The destination
The world's first memecoin-funded LEGO museum.
The reserve API is already live at /api/reserve.