Own tokenized BStock baskets, collect dividends on-chain, and lock your position for a share of protocol fees — all on Binance Smart Chain.


Mint ERC-4626 baskets of tokenized BSC equities at NAV — indexes, sectors, or community-made lineups. Redeem at NAV, any block.
Basket mechanics →
Corporate dividends land in the DividendRouter and stream to holders in stablecoins. No forms, no custodian, no waiting on a broker.
Dividend engine →
Lock $BCF for veBCF. Lockers take 70% of protocol fees; the other 30% buys $BCF back off the open market.
Staking & locking →
Hold 1% of $BCF supply and launch your own basket: pick the lineup, set the theme, earn a cut of its management fee.
Basket mechanics →Protocol cash revenue buys back $BCF from the open market.
30% of protocol fees buy back $BCF, 70% goes to the reward pool for $BCF lockers.
Basket mints, dividend routing, and issuance are metered in $BCF.
Basket operators lock $BCF as collateral, slashable for misbehavior.
Bring USDT/USDC on BNB Smart Chain and mint a BStock basket at NAV.
Dividends from the underlying equities stream to you on-chain, automatically.
Lock your basket and $BCF to earn veBCF weight and a share of protocol fees.
Lockers take 70% of protocol fees, streamed in stablecoins.

Dividends stream straight to your wallet in stablecoins. Nothing to sign, nothing to forget.
Hold and lock instead of trading in and out. The position keeps compounding dividends and fee share.
Hold 1% of $BCF supply and launch a basket, pick the lineup, earn a cut of its management fee.
A basket share: an ERC-4626 vault token backed by tokenized BSC-listed equity exposure (BStocks) held 1:1 by regulated venues. Mint and redeem at NAV.
Straight into the DividendRouter contract, then to holders in stablecoins pro-rata by holding time. Nothing to claim manually.
Locking converts your position into veBCF weight: it keeps the market exposure and dividend stream while adding a 70% share of protocol fees and boosted emissions.
Fee-driven buybacks, a 70% fee share to lockers, pay-to-use metering, and operator collateral that is slashable.