BASKET @BasketETF

Build an ETF out of memes and tokenized stocks.

Trade it yourself, or let anyone buy in — you earn a fee every time they do.

Build yours How it works
01

Build it

Pick up to eight. Set the weights. Deploy.

Pick

Your ETF

0 / 8

Nothing picked yet. Choose at least two.

02

Buy one

Every ETF anyone has built. Pick one to see what's inside it.

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How it works

  1. 01

    Pick and deploy

    Choose your assets and weights, give it a ticker, hit deploy. It's yours.

  2. 02

    People buy in

    They send plain ETH — no approvals, no second token to go and find. One transaction buys every asset at your weights and hands them a share.

  3. 03

    You get paid

    0.30% of every buy, forever, straight to you. You never touch their money.

  4. 04

    Anyone can leave

    Burn the share, get the real tokens back. No selling, no buyer needed.

One thing nobody else does

Buy too much of a thin ETF and you move the price against yourself. Everywhere else that just happens to you. Here the contract checks the price before and after every swap and reverts the whole buy if it moved too far. 

if (movedBps > maxImpactBps) revert TooMuchImpact(token, movedBps);

That's why the builder shows a biggest-safe-buy figure. It's enforced, not advice.

  • Weights are locked at creation. Not even you can change them.
  • The vault holds the real tokens. Visible on the explorer.
  • No admin key over the assets. Nobody can drain it, you included.
  • Your fee is paid in shares. Existing holders are never diluted.
  • Exit is in kind. Works the same on a bad day.
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What you can use

Tickers lie here

This chain has a GME worth two thousandths of a cent, a NET that isn't Cloudflare, and six tokens calling themselves USDG. Everything is listed by contract address so you can't pick a fake by accident.

Watch the fee column

Some of these sit in pools charging 2% to 5.5% a swap. That comes out of every buy, forever, so it's a column and not a footnote.