Back your team.
Win the pool.
Every NBA team has its own coin, and every team coin is paired with $BUCKETS. When two teams play, the fees from both coins go into one pool. The winner's holders take 80%, and 20% buys back $BUCKETS.
Three layers.
One flywheel.
Buying any team coin routes through $BUCKETS, so every fan who backs a team is also buying the hub. Every trade feeds the next game's pool.
Nike stock
$BUCKETS is paired with tokenized Nike stock, so the whole ecosystem sits on a real-world asset instead of SOL.
$BUCKETS
2% fee on every trade.
- Buybacks of $BUCKETS50%
- Marketing50%
30 team coins
Each team coin is paired with $BUCKETS. 2% fee on every trade, collected into that team's game pool.
- Winner's holders80%
- $BUCKETS buyback20%
Two teams play. One pool. The winner takes it.
All fees each team coin earned since its last game go into the matchup pool. When the final buzzer sounds, the pool splits.
- 1Fees build between gamesEvery trade on a team coin adds to its pool until that team's next tip-off.
- 2Random holder snapshotHolders are snapshotted at a random, unannounced time, so buying at the buzzer doesn't work.
- 3Winner gets paid80% goes to the winning team's holders from the snapshot. 20% buys back $BUCKETS.
- 4Repeat for 82 gamesA new pool starts for every matchup, all season long.
This week's pools
Every matchup is a pool. Tip-off times adjust to your time zone automatically.
Every team, live
Live prices refresh every 30 seconds. Tap a team to open its chart, and copy its contract address right from the board. Always verify the address before you buy.
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Questions
How do I back a team?
Buy that team's coin on pump.fun. Because every team coin is paired with $BUCKETS, your purchase also buys $BUCKETS.
When is the holder snapshot taken?
At a random time that isn't announced. Buying right before the final buzzer won't guarantee a share, which keeps the pools fair for people who actually hold.
Which fees go into a game pool?
Every fee a team coin collected since that team's last game. Both teams' fees go into the matchup pool.
What happens to the pool?
When the game ends, 80% is distributed to the winning team's holders and 20% buys back $BUCKETS.
Where do $BUCKETS fees go?
The 2% hub fee splits 50% to $BUCKETS buybacks and 50% to marketing.
Why is it paired with Nike stock?
$BUCKETS trades against tokenized Nike stock instead of SOL, tying the ecosystem to a real-world asset from the world of basketball.