Genesis run · coming soon
A bull you can hold. And verify.
Bullsey is a four-person plush studio with an unusual habit: we write down who owns what. Every numbered piece we make gets an entry on a public registry built on Solana, so a bull bought second-hand in three years can still prove which run it came from. The plushies are in production now — the drop list hears the morning they open.
The shelf
Four things worth
making properly.
Short runs, embroidered rather than printed, and no glued parts. When a colourway sells through we let it go instead of reprinting it — that is what keeps a number meaningful. The numbered plush runs have not opened yet; the accessories on the shelf ship today.
Provenance
Three steps, then
we get out of the way.
The registry is a public record of which numbered pieces exist and where they have been. Reading it costs nothing and needs no wallet. Writing to it happens once, when you claim your piece.
A number is assigned at the sewing table
Every numbered piece leaves the studio with a woven label in the hoodie seam and a sealed claim card. The number is stamped, not printed, and it never repeats — 001 through 900 for Genesis, a separate series for each edition after it.
You claim it once, in about twenty seconds
Scratch the card, enter the code, and the number is bound to a record you control. No wallet is required to claim — an email address is enough, and you can attach a wallet later if you want to move the record around.
Anyone can check it, forever
The record shows the run, the batch, the issue date, and whether the piece has changed hands. Buying second-hand stops being an act of faith, and a studio the size of ours does not have to answer authenticity emails one at a time.
The studio
Embroidered, not printed. Numbered, not estimated.
Bullsey started as a sample nobody ordered. Our pattern cutter, Ilse Vermeer, had drafted a bull with a hoodie for a client that folded, and the sample sat on a shelf in Rotterdam for eleven months before we decided to make ninety of them ourselves.
Those ninety sold in a weekend, mostly to people who then asked whether theirs was one of the first. We had no way to answer, which is the whole reason the registry exists.
Everything is now made in runs we can count: eyes and crest embroidered so nothing can peel off, a 380 gsm recycled boucle that holds a shape without stiffening, and CE EN71-tested fill because these end up in cots as often as on desks.
| Pattern | Drafted in-house, revised eleven times |
|---|---|
| Shell | Recycled polyester boucle, 380 gsm |
| Safety | CE EN71-1/2/3 tested, batch certificates on file |
| Dispatch | Rotterdam, tracked, 2 working days |
$BULL
Store credit that runs the registry.
$BULL is the credit the registry is denominated in. It buys pieces at the studio rate, pays the network fee on registry writes, and gates access to short editions before they open publicly. One billion tokens, minted once on Solana. That is the entire job description.
Registry contract
$BULL · Solana
BULLmnT4qXyRZ7v9Kd2sP6fHjA3wLcE8nGbVuYtQpS1r
| Network | Solana mainnet |
|---|---|
| Total supply | 1,000,000,000 fixed |
| Mint authority | Revoked at deploy |
| Treasury | 3-of-5 multisig |
| Audit | Coming soon — review under way |
$BULL is a store credit and access key. It is not an investment, carries no claim on studio revenue or assets, and we make no statement about what it might be worth. If you want a bull, you can pay with a card and skip this page entirely.
Drop list
The plushies open at 10:00 CET
on a date we announce here first.
One notice per drop, sent the morning it opens. Nothing else, and one click to leave.