Every dogeBTC transfer pays a 1% tax, enforced at the token level. It routes between burns, your country's treasury, and an NFT floor sweep.
How it works
dogeBTC is a Solana Token-2022 asset. The 1% fee is hardcoded at the token program level, so it fires on every transfer — not just transfers inside the app. Route dogeBTC through any DEX, any wallet, any program, and the tax still lands.
Skimmed tokens sit in the token account until anyone sweeps them into the routing vault. A public on-chain config decides how the vault splits between burn, NFT sweep, and country treasuries.
The Unspeakable's leak. Somebody inside the Department left a ledger on the desk. Four glyph columns: burn, NFT sweep, country treasury, dormant slot. The percentages are on-chain, always visible. Nothing is being hidden.
Where it goes
Today on mainnet the split is 50 / 25 / 25:
- 50% burned. Supply actually shrinks. The more dogeBTC moves, the smaller the float.
- 25% NFT sweep. A vault that buys Bitcoin Doges off the open market. The collection doesn't sit disconnected from the economy.
- 25% country treasury. Piles up per country, paid out to stakers every mining war.
Country treasury payout
Every mining war, each country's treasury distributes to its stakers. 80% splits by leaderboard rank — every country gets something, but higher ranks get a bigger cut, 50/50 between dogeBTC stakers and LP stakers. The other 20% runs as an underdog lottery: one random country from the bottom of the leaderboard takes the entire underdog pot.
The underdog draw is derived from the cycle id on-chain — anyone can reproduce it. No oracle, no operator.
The loop
Transfer tax → country treasury → stakers → more people hold dogeBTC and LP → more transfers happen → more tax. The game pays people to stay in it.