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About Setz
Setz is a collectible-card platform on Base where every SETZ card is backed by real tokens held in an on-chain vault, and users can participate through three modes: Spin (pull a single item off the shelf), Collect (open live-drop packs, complete a set to win a trophy), and Launch (pick 9 cards, set a pack price, and publish your own set within minutes).
Mechanically, Setz uses real-token backing as the value base for each collectible card so a pulled card itself carries on-chain asset value; the platform records each user's spins, completions, launches, and holding duration to accumulate points, tying gameplay to retention incentives. Its narrative positions it as an RWA collectible-entertainment platform on Base for card collectors and creators, with a product form centered on blind-box pulls, set collection, and custom issuance.
Launch and performance: SETZ was deployed on Base via the Bankr tool in early September; on day one it traded at $0.00000363 with a market cap near $363,000, liquidity of $55,575 and 17,856 transactions in 24 hours, and it set an all-time high of $0.00000713 on September 17.
Supply and drawdown: Total supply is 100 billion tokens with 85 billion circulating. By October 21 the price was $0.0000009238 and market cap had fallen to about $78,500, down roughly 87% from the September high, with 647 holder addresses.
Setz issued its token on Base on September 10, 2026 and opened sales of digital collectible boxes with mechanics closer to a financial product than a card project: each box holds packs, each card is backed by a basket of ERC-20 tokens in an onchain vault, and holders can keep the box sealed, resell it, or open and burn a card to redeem the underlying assets. It has sold about 18,400 collectibles, with drops from Bankr and artist Psychrome, and secondary liquidity is anchored by the redeemable baskets, giving collectibles both a valuation floor and an exit.
Future strategy and roadmap: expansion hinges on handing issuance to outside creators. Launch lets anyone pick nine cards into a set, set the pack price and go live in minutes. Each pack sold sends 90% of primary proceeds into buying KIBBLE, BARON and SETZ for the vault, 5% to the set-completion trophy and 5% to SETZ buybacks. Boxes and cards resell freely on secondary markets, and creator sets start at $0.25 a pack.