bBroker
BBROKER
Send · Receive
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Hardware
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The Best bBroker Wallet

The bBroker wallet helps you easily store, send, and receive digital assets. You can perform cross-chain token transactions at any time, explore NFT marketplaces and dApps, and discover more opportunities. An integrated wallet for the bBroker ecosystem, it provides you with a secure on-chain experience.

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    Take control of the safety that belongs to you

    No real-name verification required. We collect and track no user data. Your wallet belongs only to you.

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    100% open-source and transparent

    bBroker wallet is a fully open-source wallet; every line of code can be audited and verified by security experts. Security is not based on promises, but on transparency.

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    Intelligent Risk Protection

    Built-in dApp phishing protection and suspicious token folding features automatically detect risky contracts to prevent malicious approvals or asset theft.

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    Global support

    Provide 24/7 multilingual customer support to resolve your issues at any time.

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FAQ’s

bBroker is a token on BNB Smart Chain with a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000. It charges a small fee on sales, which the contract collects, converts into SPCXB, and forwards to a vault contract. The vault divides incoming revenue into two equal halves. One half is distributed to holders of the bBroker NFT collection, a set of 5,000 characters on the same chain. The other half funds a buyback pool that allows any NFT holder to return their NFT to the vault and receive a share of it, without listing on a marketplace or finding a buyer. The token is also removed from circulation by both of the ways it is used: minting an NFT costs 100,000 bBroker, which is sent to a burn address, and part of the vault revenue is used to buy bBroker on the market and send it to the same address. The arrangement converts trading activity in the token into recurring payments to NFT holders, denominated in an asset the project does not issue.