Bucket Protocol BUCK Stablecoin

BUCK is an over-collateralized stablecoin issued by Bucket Protocol, a Collateralized Debt Position protocol built on the Sui blockchain. Its purpose is to let users access liquidity by locking accepted collateral assets — including SUI, BTC, ETH, and liquid staking tokens — and minting BUCK against that collateral without selling the underlying assets. The design targets anyone who wants to retain exposure to their crypto holdings while still being able to use a dollar-pegged token for other on-chain activity.

Users deposit collateral into Bucket Protocol on the Sui network, and the protocol mints BUCK only when the deposited collateral exceeds the value of the stablecoin issued, making it over-collateralized by construction. BUCK is redeemable against the collateral pool, which is the mechanism intended to keep its price close to one US dollar. Bucket Protocol lives entirely on Sui, so all minting, redemption, and collateral management occur on that network.

The data provided does not include a fee stream for BUCK or Bucket Protocol, so fee-based measures such as revenue or protocol earnings are not available on this page. What the data does show is a circulating stablecoin supply of 25,958,450.34 BUCK at the point in time recorded, a 30-day supply change of approximately 0.019064 — meaning the outstanding supply has grown slightly over that period — and a fully diluted valuation equal to the market cap, indicating no supply overhang from tokens yet to be issued.