One contract on one chain. A 3% fee on every trade buys tokenized stocks and sends them to holders, so the thing you are buying is a claim on the fee flow of its own market.
| Contract | 0xbc9E7b1c5C0081f4aE85e71eC95703d3dEC9ffaD |
| Chain | Robinhood Chain, ID 4663 |
| Decimals | 18 |
| Max supply | 1,000,000,000, with no mint function in the contract |
| Listings | CoinGecko · CoinMarketCap |
Price cards on social media sometimes show a different token with the same ticker on another chain. Match the contract address above, every time.
The swap on the Trade tab routes into whichever pool quotes better. Connect a wallet, pick an amount, done. A standalone swap is on its own domain.
A Uniswap v4 pool quoted in Global Dollar, the stablecoin on the chain. This is the deeper of the two and takes most of the volume. Its liquidity sits in a locked position.
A Uniswap v4 pool with the fee hook that funds Drops. Its genesis liquidity is locked permanently: the lock contracts can collect fees and nothing else, with no function that can remove the position.
BUCKET is listed on Ourbit. Exchange listings come and go without notice, so treat the on chain pools as the reference market.
Every BUCKET trade pays a 3% fee. The engine spends it buying the tokenized stocks in whichever Bucket you ride, and transfers them to your wallet once your share crosses $2. There is no claim button and no staking contract. The transfers simply arrive.
The full mechanism → · what the owner key can and cannot change →
Nothing here is investment advice. BUCKET is a volatile token and you can lose what you put in.
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