The cards that get paid.
Every series is minted out. Buy one on the market.
Bucket Shop takes its trading fees, buys real tokenized equities with them, and hands them to holders. A Buckethead is a real ERC-6551 wallet that decides where your share lands — name one to three assets and your weight concentrates into those instead of spreading across all thirty-three.
Series E
50 cards. Ten designs, five of each: The Diamond Hands, The Degen, The Rocket, The Whale, The Builder, The Sniper, The Gambler, The Analyst, The Meme Lord, The Phoenix. One card in the fifty is the 1 of 1 at a fixed 30x, rolled at mint. Every other card starts at 3x on a 750,000 BUCKET cap and ascends by burning BUCKET: 25k to 4x, 75k to 5x, 150k to 6x. The art is yours on chain.
You are buying the card and its mechanisms: the account, the multiplier, the ascension ladder. Up to five per transaction.
The Summit Lords
Series D Lords have averaged $78 a month in Drops since 8 September. Measured at current fees, not a promise.
A one-time series for the Robinhood Summit. 25 cards, 0.5 ETH each, no allowlist, no discount. Every Summit Lord starts at 3x on a 1,000,000 BUCKET cap and ascends by burning BUCKET to 6x, same furnace as the Trench Lords. Four cast types, six of each: The Whale, The Rocket, The Builder, The Bull. And one Golden 1 of 1, The Keynote, at a fixed 30x. Who gets it is rolled at mint, by quota, so it is certain by the 25th card and unpredictable at any single one.
Mint revenue: 25% market-buys BUCKET into your wallet at mint (0.125 ETH per card), 30% seeds a protocol-owned bid band under spot in the BUCKET/USDG pool, 15% Bucket Labs operating, the rest to Treasury and out as Drops. Card art is on chain; your wallet and OpenSea show a hosted render of the same card.
The Trench Lords
Sold out. 100 of 100 minted. The Summit Series sold out too. Both trade on OpenSea and the marketplace above.
100 officer cards. 3x base on a 1,000,000 BUCKET cap, ascend by burning to 6x, six trenches at war every week. Trench, character and grails roll at mint. Walk the preview →
Mint revenue: 60% permanently locked into liquidity, 0.06 ETH of every mint market-buys BUCKET into your wallet, the rest to Treasury. Holder window: 0.15 ETH with any Series A, B or C card, one per wallet, 60 of 100 reserved for 48 hours. Public mint open from day one at 0.25 ETH, 40 of 100 during the window and whatever holders leave unclaimed after it.
The candidate pool
Every draw pulls from this fixed set, nothing outside it can ever be selected.
Randomness, honestly
Every draw is random. Every token in the pool is vetted by our own screener before it's added, so there's no bad draw, only a different one. And nobody but you benefits from your own draw, so there's no reason for anyone to rig it.
Your rarity is a budget. Name one asset and the whole multiple lands there, or split it across two or three — a 3× card split evenly gives each pick 1×, or put it all on one and that pick carries the full 3×.
The boost applies to your first 250,000 Bucket, and the multiple is the same at any balance. What that pays in dollars depends on trading volume, which moves — every distribution ever made is public on the Bucket Shop boards if you want to work out the current rate.
ERC-6551, yours on chain. Trade it, sell it, change its picks whenever you like. Not a picture of one.
Your budget multiplies the weight you carry in the assets you named. Put a Common's whole budget on one asset and it carries three times what an unboosted Account carries there; a 1-of-1 carries thirty. Split it and the multiple splits with it. What that returns depends on trading volume, so judge it off the live boards.
All 251 cards together can never take more than a quarter of any one asset's round. Written into the contract, not a promise.