Same options as always. Social sign-ins create your in-app wallet; WalletConnect reaches Robinhood Wallet and every mobile wallet.
Sign in with Google → Sign in with Apple →Connect your wallet to see your own accrual, live from the engine. Your BUCKET balance earns from every trade, and at $2 your Drop lands as the stocks themselves, in your wallet. No claim button, no unwrapping, nothing to do.
NEW · Stockback: every BUCKET trade here pays the community. 3% funds the Drops every holder earns, 1% deepens the permanently locked liquidity, and 0.25% comes straight back to you in stocks. Other pools pay strangers. This one pays the family.
Every Drop as it lands; yours show in green. The dim lines are the engine doing the shopping.
32 real tokenized equities. Prices live.
Paid the same way, if you opt in.
23 markets on margin.wtf, up to 50x.
The nav pulse tracks this same number everywhere on the site.
to holders in the last 7 days, v1 deliveries + v2 Drops combined, live
Every delivery the protocol has made: v1 rounds and v2 Drops, newest first, each one an on-chain transfer.
Showing the most recent history the APIs serve; the chain itself holds all of it, forever. Verify →
Free for every holder, one tap, switch anytime. Your choice is saved to this wallet. Payouts arrive as that Bucket's token, backed 1:1, unwrappable anytime.
LOUNGE · HOLDER CHAT + HOW IT WORKS
A room only Bucket holders can enter. Membership is checked against chain on every message, so it cannot be faked, and it ends when you sell. It takes 100,000 BUCKET to hold a seat.
The whole machine, in plain words. Read it here, ask about it in the room above.
Trading BUCKET through this site carries a 3% fee. That fee is the entire business model. It flows to the Treasury contract and nowhere else, and every address involved is public on the transparency page.
The v2 engine watches the Treasury. Each time roughly $5 of fees accumulates it runs an epoch: your share of the pot is credited by your BUCKET balance, live. Hold 65,000 BUCKET or more and you are earning from that moment, no signup, no staking, no claim button.
You pick a Bucket, a themed basket like Chips & AI or Big Tech. The engine buys the actual tokenized stocks and locks them in that Bucket's vault contract. The vaults have no owner, no pause switch and no admin path. One share is always redeemable for its stated backing, by anyone, forever.
When your accrual crosses $2 the engine redeems vault shares and sends you the underlying stocks themselves, straight to your wallet. You will see NVDA, AAPL, SPY, whatever your Bucket holds, appear as tokens you own. Nothing to unwrap, nothing to claim.
Buckethead cards each earn on their own multiplier with their own jar. A card can ride up to three Buckets of your choosing, or pick its own individual stocks and get paid in exactly those. Card Drops deliver to your wallet like everything else. Your cards and their jars live on the You page.
One Bucket is Featured each week, drawn by hashing the week number, so the pick is provable and nobody can rig it. Riders of the Featured Bucket accrue at 1.25x for the week. It reweights the same pot; nothing is printed.
Drops depend on real trading volume; a quiet day pays less than a busy one and the tracker shows the true rate either way. Tokenized stocks track their listed equities but are not shares on the issuer's ledger. Everything the engine does is visible: the contracts, the vault backing on chain, and the terms. If a number on this site ever disagrees with the chain, the chain is right, tell us in the Lounge.
Read from your connected wallet: how your BUCKET and your cards are actually deployed, and what would earn faster.
Every Drop the engine has delivered to this wallet, newest first. Wallet Drops arrive as the Bucket's stocks; card Drops arrive as the exact asset that card picked.
| When | Drop | Paid as | Source |
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Unwrap burns a share and returns the underlying stocks; the contract allows it any time, no permission needed. Shares from your card's 250k base land in the card's own account, not this table.