Documentation

How Basket works

Basket is a market for tokenized stock positions on BNB Chain. Deposit a supported stock-token with BNB backing, it's sealed under one on-chain serial, and anyone can open it like a pack — then keep the shares, take the funded standing bid, or repack it back to the market.

01 — Overview

An RWA × GameFi market

Basket takes the feel of opening a pack and applies it to real-world-asset (RWA) equity tokens that always carry a funded on-chain exit. Each position is a sealed bundle of a stock-token amount plus BNB backing, recorded under a permanent serial such as BSK-0006.

The whole loop is legible in one breath: seal it, open it, decide, or send it back to market — and every step is written to BNB Chain and never erased.

02 — The loop

One position. Four moves.

01

Deposit

Lock a supported stock-token amount together with the BNB backing behind it. The position joins the market under a fresh serial. Do it at the position desk.

02

Open

Draw one position from the available pool. Selection uses verifiable randomness, weighted toward lower-backed positions. Also on the desk.

03

Choose

Claim the underlying stock, keep the transferable passport, or take the funded standing bid — a guaranteed cash-out.

04

Repack

Or add fresh backing and return the position to market. Its generation ticks up while the full history stays intact.

03 — Positions & serials

Every position leaves a trace

A Basket position is three things bound together:

  • A supported stock-token amount (the shares).
  • A funded BNB backing that guarantees the standing bid.
  • One on-chain serial (BSK-####) plus a generation counter.

Repacking updates the owner, generation, and backing without breaking the recorded history — so provenance and "chase the rare serial" both come for free. While wrapped, a position is a transferable "passport" you can move or list.

04 — Opening & fairness

Verifiable, backing-weighted opening

Opening draws one position from the available pool using verifiable randomness (VRF). Selection is weighted so lower-backed positions carry more chance, and the exact opening quote is computed from live inventory at the moment you open.

Fairness

Odds and backing are shown up front. The randomness is on-chain and auditable — not a black box.

05 — Settlement & fees

The fee flywheel

The live quote includes a pool fee and an oracle fee. On settlement:

  • The configured protocol cut goes to the fee recipient.
  • The remaining pool fee accrues evenly across active positions — participation is rewarded.
  • The oracle fee funds the randomness reserve that pays for VRF.

Because every position ships with BNB backing and a published standing bid, there is always a buyer of last resort — a funded exit on 100% of positions.

06 — Supported assets

bStocks

Positions are opened over supported stock-tokens ("bStocks"): SPCXB, NVDAB, TSLAB, MUB, AMDB, and more as they list.

Synthetic exposure

bStocks are wrapped/synthetic exposure to reference equities, not real shares. Peg, custody, and price-oracle risk are real — treat them as first-class.

07 — The $BSKT token

$BSKT

The market's utility token is $BSKT. In the app you can claim test $BSKT from the faucet to explore deposits, opening, and settlement on a live BNB Chain deployment before committing real value.

08 — Treasury

Where the money goes

Basket keeps one treasury address on BNB Smart Chain. Protocol revenue, contributions, and donations are collected there — it is the only address the project publishes for receiving funds.

Treasury · BNB Smart Chain
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  • Held in the open. The balance and every transfer in or out are public on BscScan — nothing about the treasury is off-chain.
  • Donations are direct. The treasury panel on the landing page sends BNB from your own wallet to this address. No contract, no intermediary, no custody by the site.
  • One address only. Basket publishes this address here and on the landing page. An address that reaches you any other way is not ours — check the full string against one of those two places.
Donations are not an investment

Sending BNB to the treasury buys no share, no claim, no revenue split, and no position. It funds the project and nothing else, and it cannot be reversed once signed.

09 — Risks & disclosures

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  • Not financial advice and not an offer of securities. Availability may be restricted in some regions.
  • Regulatory: tokenized equities plus randomized allocation sit at the intersection of securities and gaming law. Geofencing and disclosure are treated as features, not footnotes.
  • Synthetic assets: bStocks are wrapped exposure, not real shares.
  • Smart-contract & oracle risk: as with any on-chain protocol, contract and VRF surfaces carry tail risk.