The house holds the rare one.
One wallet accumulates $B420 over time, funded by the venue's routing fees and discretionary buybacks. It is the protocol's balance sheet: liquidity for listings, market-making, and long-term backing for the two flagships.
Everything the reserve holds, live.
Reading balances onchain…
Three streams flow here.
Routing fees
The 1% fee on every swap routed through the site lands here in full. It is the reserve's steady income, independent of any launch.
Operations slice
20% of the WETH the protocol converts from pool fees is kept here as operating runway, the rest goes to stakers.
Residues, in kind
Fees from meme-paired launches that are not a stock or $B420 arrive here in kind and are never force-sold, they sit as inventory.
On top of the passive streams, the treasury runs discretionary buybacks of $B420 on the open market with its own funds. Over 69 units of supply, steady accumulation by the one wallet that never sells is a structural bid on the rare token.
What the reserve is for.
Liquidity and listings
Seed pools, support new pairings, and cover the cost of getting the flagships onto more venues.
Market-making
Provide depth on the $B420 and $B69 books so a 69-unit token can be traded without violent slippage.
Backing
A visible, onchain balance sheet behind the tokens, held by a wallet whose only job is to accumulate.
Balances are read live from Base and priced from public market data, they can be delayed or briefly unavailable. Buybacks and distributions are discretionary and never promised, no fixed share of fees is committed to any purchase. $B420 and $B69 are memecoins with no intrinsic value. Nothing here is financial advice.