BAXUS has launched an app on the Solana Mobile dApp store, giving Seeker smartphone users a way to build a community pricing database for rare wines and whiskies by scanning bottles in stores and logging prices. The app went live on December 19, 2025, and each submission earns points redeemable for prizes, a gamified system meant to encourage data collection. The pricing data feeds a decentralized reference layer that BAXUS is building alongside its existing NFT marketplace, which launched in October 2023. BAXUS says the goal is to show what bottles cost in real retail settings rather than relying on auction estimates or retailer markups that can vary by location and demand. The company has been developing a broader marketplace for physical bottles of fine wine and whiskey tokenized as NFTs on Solana, with bonded vaulting to verify storage and the existence of the underlying assets. Solana’s decentralized app store had surpassed 1,000 applications as of June 2026, and BAXUS’s launch adds a consumer-facing use case as the ecosystem pushes for more real-world utility. The company, founded around 2021, raised a $5 million seed round in May 2024 led by Multicoin Capital with participation from Solana Ventures.