dogeBTC is the game's native currency. Every bet, mutation, and transfer recycles value back into buybacks, LP burns, and stakers — with no one holding a lever.
Two things to understand. Left half: the liquidity pool only fills — bets and buybacks flow in, the LP gets burned every cycle, and the mint key was burned at launch. Nothing empties it. Right half: every transfer pays a 1% tax that loops back to stakers. Hold longer, earn more of everyone else's tax.
Clockwise around the loop: SOL bet (coin stack) → buyback (crystal orb reading Raydium) → rate tune (brass dial, +1% / −3%) → LP burn (cauldron consuming LP tokens) → cycle settle (podium, Up / Neutral / Down) → back to the next bet. The neon ring is the on-chain program calling each station in turn.
Everyone watches the burn. Every cycle, the Dragon Handler takes the LP receipt to the cathedral altar and drops it into green ritual flame. Operators from all twelve countries sit in the pews. Nobody can undo this — not the team, not a vote, not an upgrade. That's the trust.
Supply
dogeBTC is a Solana Token-2022 asset with a hard-capped supply of 2.1 billion. The mint key was burned at launch — nobody can make more, ever. New dogeBTC only comes from the pre-funded mining vault, which distributes into rounds, the cycle mining pool, and stakers. Supply can only shrink from there, through burns.
Where your SOL goes
Every SOL bet pays a 15% protocol fee. 20% of that fee goes straight to the staker SOL vault — about 3% of every bet ends up paying stakers. The rest splits 80/20: 80% into the treasury (funds dogeBTC buybacks and the LP burn), and 20% to the ops multisig (infra, keepers, development). The 85% that's not fee is the round pot — either you win it or you seeded the next round.
The flywheel
Every 30 minutes, part of the treasury's SOL swaps into dogeBTC on Raydium — a real market buy, not a promise. That buy also acts as the price snapshot the protocol uses to retune emissions. After eight snapshots, emissions adjust: +1% on a pump, −3% on a dump. Rates drop three times faster than they rise, so downturns defend automatically.
The cycle closes with fresh SOL + dogeBTC paired as LP into the pool, then the LP tokens are torched. Liquidity is locked forever. That same burn settles the mining war, opens reward claims, and the next bet starts the cycle over.
Every step of this runs permissionlessly on-chain — anyone can call snapshots, rebalance, or the LP burn, and cranker bots do it for a small kickback. No admin key is in the loop.
What's already locked
- Mint key burned. Nobody can mint another dogeBTC.
- Launch LP burned. The initial pool's LP tokens went up in flames at deploy.
- Every cycle LP burned. Every four hours, more LP gets paired and torched forever.
- Transfer tax hardcoded. 1% on every move, enforced at the Solana Token-2022 level — not the app.
Nothing in that list can be undone — not by an upgrade, a vote, or a multisig move.
Why it matters
More action means more buybacks, more LP burned, more supply torched by the 1% tax, and a smaller float. The more people play, the harder the floor gets to crack. It only runs one way.