Launch a coin and pair it with real things: a phone, a chair, a car. Your coin’s fees buy them, every receipt is public, and the stuff backs your coin.
Real products and cars, or a link from Amazon, IKEA, Apple, Tesla and 60+ stores.
How it works
Search for the stuff, or paste a link from the store or dealer. Pair as many items as you like, in the order you want them bought.
Every trade of your coin pays fees. The share you pick goes straight into your coin’s shelf, item by item.
When an item is fully funded, Stuff buys it. The receipt, photos and serial number go on your coin’s page.
The catalog
Real products at reference prices. Tap Pair to put it on your coin’s shelf, or search for anything else.
Pair a coin
Name your coin, pair it with real stuff, and choose what happens when something is bought. Launching takes one signature.
A coin’s page
What’s funded, what’s bought, and who won it, all on one page.
Next up: Air Jordan 1 High OG, fully funded and being bought now.
Cars
Pair your coin with a car from the catalog, or paste a dealer listing. The fees fill the car fund, and when it’s full, the car is bought.
Pick it from the catalog or paste the listing from the brand or a dealer.
Your coin’s fees fill it. The live price is checked again before buying.
The VIN goes on the receipt. The title is held in the Stuff trust.
A holder wins it and we deliver it, or in treasury mode it stays as your coin’s backing.
Treasury mode
Stuff with a real resale market doesn’t have to leave. Switch on treasury mode and it stays in the vault, valued at resale every day, backing every token. If it’s ever sold, all the money buys back your coin.
Receipts
Every item in the vault has its receipt, its photos and its serial number or VIN on the coin’s page. The vault value divided by the supply is your coin’s backing per token.
Demonstration. Example purchase.Brands
Phones, consoles, sneakers, chairs, scooters and cars, from the brands people use every day.
Paste a link from:
FAQ
When an item’s fund is full, Stuff buys it at the live price from the store or dealer you paired, using the fees in the fund. The order, the receipt and the photos go on your coin’s page.
In the Stuff vault: an insured warehouse for goods, and a title held in trust for vehicles. Every item has its serial number or VIN, photos and receipt on the record.
You choose at launch. Raffle it to holders, with odds by bag size or one ticket each, or let holders redeem it by burning enough of your coin. Items in treasury mode stay in the vault instead.
For stuff with a real resale market, you can keep it instead of giving it away. It stays in the vault, it’s valued at resale every day, and its value backs every token. If an item in the treasury is ever sold, all the money buys back your coin.
Cars and scooters, phones and laptops, consoles and drones, designer chairs and collectible sneakers: things people actually buy second-hand. Earbuds, appliances, flat-pack furniture and general-release sneakers can only be raffled or redeemed. Every item in the catalog shows whether it qualifies.
Yes. Pick a car from the catalog or paste a dealer listing. Cars are bought from a dealer, registered to the Stuff trust, and delivered to the raffle winner, or kept as backing.
The fund always targets the live price right before buying. If there’s anything left over, it rolls into the next item on the shelf.
Your coin’s page shows the value of everything in its vault, divided by the supply. It’s real stuff behind the coin, not a promise about its price.
No. Brand names, logos and photos only show what you can pair. Stuff buys at retail, like any other customer.
$STUFF
Stuff’s own coin. Copy the contract from here, and only from here.
The contract address goes here at launch.