Robux is fake money. $BLOX pays you real RBLX stock.
Type what you have spent on Robux. See how many shares of RBLX stock that buys today.
Robux spend vs RBLX
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That same money buys shares of RBLX today at $45.59.
This compares Robux spend to RBLX at today's price. Holding BLOX does not give you these shares.
How it works
- Every trade pays a 3% fee. The fee is charged on buys and sells on the launch curve.
- Most of the fee goes to holders, in RBLX. 55% of every fee is paid to holders as RBLX, the tokenized stock. 15% builds an RBLX reserve inside the token itself. The rest covers buybacks, the liquidity pool, and the creator.
- Payouts start after launch completes. The token is still on its launch curve. Once it graduates, fees are collected in batches and paid out. Bucket says its engine sends RBLX to your wallet once you have built up $2. That last part is Bucket's description; we will mark it confirmed after the first payout lands on chain.
Show the receipts
- 3% trade fee on the curve Every buy or sell on the Bucket bonding curve pays a 3% fee. 15% of it goes to the creator wallet, 85% to the engine legs. Verified: decoded from the curve bytecode and matched by the registry record (feeBps 300, creatorBps 1500).
- Fee split: 55% holders, 15% backing, 10% buyback and burn, 5% pool, 15% creator The holder leg and the backing leg are both paid in RBLX (payout recipe RBLX 100%, backing asset RBLX 100%). Verified: read from Bucket's on-chain registry, termsOf(BLOX) on 0x76bf...49a5. Route 5500 / 1500 / 1000 / 500 / 1500 basis points.
- The curve sells out at 71.43% of supply 285,714,285.71 BLOX (2/7 of supply) are reserved for graduation: pool liquidity plus a burn. The curve can sell at most 714,285,714 BLOX before it closes. Verified: reservedTokens() and launchSupply() on the curve; the reference launch on the same template graduated at that point.
- Holds RBLX as redeemable backing The token contract lists RBLX as its backing asset and exposes redeem(), so backing is redeemable on chain. Verified: backingAssets() and redeem() read from the token contract.
- Plain ERC-20 transfers, no tax A wallet-to-wallet transfer moves exactly the amount sent. The 3% fee applies only to curve buys and sells. Verified: simulated a 1,000 BLOX transfer with eth_simulateV1 and observed an on-chain holder-to-holder transfer; both delivered the full amount.
Per Bucket's description (not yet observed on chain): pool fees are collected in batches after graduation. The backing leg is swapped to RBLX and sent into the token contract. The holder leg goes to Bucket's payout engine, which credits each wallet by balance off chain and pushes RBLX once accrual crosses $2. The first collect after graduation is what turns this into a verified fact.
$BLOX pays holders in RBLX and holds an RBLX reserve. That describes how the contract works, not a yield. Check every number on the proof page.