No hidden treasury
Everything the vault holds is public. What you see is the whole stack — nothing tucked away.
1111 hand-drawn bears launching in a bear market — on purpose. A 2 ETH vault takes two swings at ~10x. It prints, or it goes to zero. You keep the bear either way.







The thesis
Bear Corp. is a collection of 1111 hand-drawn bear PFPs built around a public risk experiment, minting on Robinhood. Mint price is TBD. Once it sells out, the vault starts with 2 ETH — then we take our shot.
Everything the vault holds is public. What you see is the whole stack — nothing tucked away.
Full vault at risk on every trade. This is a swing in the middle of a bear market, and it's built that way on purpose.
Any distribution depends entirely on the outcome of the shot. It can print. It can also go to zero.
The shot
Two trades. Full vault at risk each time. Target outcome ~10x. Here's exactly how it moves.
Mint price TBD · minting on Robinhood.
Funded once the mint sells out.
Full vault at risk each trade — target ~10x.
If it lands, 0.01 ETH per bear.
The plan
Fill the vault.
Take the swing.
The vault can reload from:
GTD spots
Complete a few quick quests, verify your quote-retweet, and drop your wallet — you're on the GTD list for the 1111-bear mint on Robinhood. One spot per X account and per wallet.
Takes about 60 seconds.
Sneak peek
A first look at the desks on the floor. 1111 hand-drawn bears, no two alike.

















Rare desks
Hand-drawn, suited up, built for the bear market. Every bear is a seat in the experiment.








Questions
One of 1111 hand-drawn bears and a seat in the experiment.
Bear Corp. mints on Robinhood. Mint price is TBD — follow @BearCorp_RH for the drop.
The vault goes to zero. You keep your bear. Nobody is asked for another dollar.
Each bear becomes eligible for a 0.01 ETH distribution. Half of what's left stays in the vault and funds the next shot.
Dev decides timing. The setup and execution details are published before any vault capital is put at risk.
Fine print