The perpetual cross-collection flywheel. An automated protocol built to gain exposure to top Base NFT collections.

Launch App

Buy $BASTR

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What it is

A simple mechanism that turns trading fees into floor buys across multiple Base NFT collections, lists them at a premium, and recycles proceeds into token buybacks and burns.

What you get

Continuous, diversified exposure to the strongest collections on Base.

Current Balance

Perpetual Flywheel

Each trade pays a 3% protocol fee. Two thirds of fees fund the buy engine. One third goes to the team for operations.

Floor buys across many collections.

Purchased NFTs are relisted above entry to create turn and capture spread.

When items sell, proceeds route back into the engine to buy more floors and support token buybacks and burns as defined by the protocol.

Each trade pays a 3% protocol fee. Two thirds of fees fund the buy engine. One third goes to the team for operations.

Floor buys across many collections.

Purchased NFTs are relisted above entry to create turn and capture spread.

When items sell, proceeds route back into the engine to buy more floors and support token buybacks and burns as defined by the protocol.

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FAQ

What is “perpetual exposure” here
Perpetual exposure means the engine keeps buying floors, relisting, and recycling proceeds, so exposure continues over time instead of stopping after one purchase.

Are you affiliated with the listed NFT collections
No. This is an independent protocol on Base with no official affiliation to those collections.

What is the fee and how is it used
Each trade has a 3% fee. Two thirds fund floor buys across the focus list. One third supports team operations.

Do you burn tokens
Yes. Proceeds from NFT sales fund token buybacks and burns.

How does the engine choose what to buy next
The protocol assigns a priority score to each collection every cycle and deploys capital by rank within set limits.

What drives the priority score
Sales velocity, room to relist above entry, floor depth near floor, seven-day floor stability, holder quality, and royalty friction.

What allocation rules apply
The engine buys from the highest scores first, respects per-collection caps, and avoids lifting far above the floor. If a collection fails guardrails, it is skipped for that cycle.

What are the guardrails
Zero sales in the last 24 hours, a sharp floor drawdown, or thin depth trigger reduced weight, smaller tranches, or a temporary pause.

Why use multiple collections
Multiple collections reduce single-collection risk, improve turn rates by routing to active markets, and keep the flywheel moving if one market slows.

Can the community suggest collections
We are planning to. The community would be able submit a contract address and basic stats. Submissions are reviewed before entering the focus list.

The perpetual cross-collection flywheel. An automated protocol built to gain exposure to top Base NFT collections.

The perpetual cross-collection flywheel. An automated protocol built to gain exposure to top Base NFT collections.

Launch App

Buy $BASTR

A simple mechanism that turns trading fees into floor buys across multiple Base NFT collections, lists them at a premium, and recycles proceeds into token buybacks and burns.

A simple mechanism that turns trading fees into floor buys across multiple Base NFT collections, lists them at a premium, and recycles proceeds into token buybacks and burns.

Continuous, diversified exposure to the strongest collections on Base.

Continuous, diversified exposure to the strongest collections on Base.

Each trade pays a 3% protocol fee. Two thirds of fees fund the buy engine. One third goes to the team for operations.

Floor buys across many collections.

Purchased NFTs are relisted above entry to create turn and capture spread.

When items sell, proceeds route back into the engine to buy more floors and support token buybacks and burns as defined by the protocol.

Each trade pays a 3% protocol fee. Two thirds of fees fund the buy engine. One third goes to the team for operations.

Floor buys across many collections.

Purchased NFTs are relisted above entry to create turn and capture spread.

When items sell, proceeds route back into the engine to buy more floors and support token buybacks and burns as defined by the protocol.

What is “perpetual exposure” herePerpetual exposure means the engine keeps buying floors, relisting, and recycling proceeds, so exposure continues over time instead of stopping after one purchase.

Are you affiliated with the listed NFT collectionsNo. This is an independent protocol on Base with no official affiliation to those collections.

What is the fee and how is it usedEach trade has a 3% fee. Two thirds fund floor buys across the focus list. One third supports team operations.

Do you burn tokensYes. Proceeds from NFT sales fund token buybacks and burns.

How does the engine choose what to buy nextThe protocol assigns a priority score to each collection every cycle and deploys capital by rank within set limits.

What drives the priority scoreSales velocity, room to relist above entry, floor depth near floor, seven-day floor stability, holder quality, and royalty friction.

What allocation rules applyThe engine buys from the highest scores first, respects per-collection caps, and avoids lifting far above the floor. If a collection fails guardrails, it is skipped for that cycle.

What are the guardrailsZero sales in the last 24 hours, a sharp floor drawdown, or thin depth trigger reduced weight, smaller tranches, or a temporary pause.

Why use multiple collectionsMultiple collections reduce single-collection risk, improve turn rates by routing to active markets, and keep the flywheel moving if one market slows.

Can the community suggest collectionsWe are planning to. The community would be able submit a contract address and basic stats. Submissions are reviewed before entering the focus list.

What is “perpetual exposure” here
Perpetual exposure means the engine keeps buying floors, relisting, and recycling proceeds, so exposure continues over time instead of stopping after one purchase.

Are you affiliated with the listed NFT collections
No. This is an independent protocol on Base with no official affiliation to those collections.

What is the fee and how is it used
Each trade has a 3% fee. Two thirds fund floor buys across the focus list. One third supports team operations.

Do you burn tokens
Yes. Proceeds from NFT sales fund token buybacks and burns.

How does the engine choose what to buy next
The protocol assigns a priority score to each collection every cycle and deploys capital by rank within set limits.

What drives the priority score
Sales velocity, room to relist above entry, floor depth near floor, seven-day floor stability, holder quality, and royalty friction.

What allocation rules apply
The engine buys from the highest scores first, respects per-collection caps, and avoids lifting far above the floor. If a collection fails guardrails, it is skipped for that cycle.

What are the guardrails
Zero sales in the last 24 hours, a sharp floor drawdown, or thin depth trigger reduced weight, smaller tranches, or a temporary pause.

Why use multiple collections
Multiple collections reduce single-collection risk, improve turn rates by routing to active markets, and keep the flywheel moving if one market slows.

Can the community suggest collections
We are planning to. The community would be able submit a contract address and basic stats. Submissions are reviewed before entering the focus list.