the ember
Burn the coin. Earn the pot, for good.
Burn a game coin here, one way, and it becomes your weight — a permanent, proportional claim on everything the pot is ever fed. Paid in the game's own coin, not a wrapped stock. The burn is real and it does not come back; what you keep is the claim. Nobody can touch the pot but the people who earned it.
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Hold a game coin and burn some of it here. That burn is one-way —
the coin is gone, its supply falls, and in exchange your wallet becomes a
standing earner. From then on, every coin anyone adds to the pot is split
across everyone who has committed, by how much they burned. You never
stake and you never lock: there is nothing to withdraw, because the coin
was destroyed. What you hold is the claim, and it pays out in that same
coin whenever you press claim.
The pot
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committed
total coin burned into a claim
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in the pot
funded, waiting to be claimed
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paid out
claimed by committers to date
Reading the ember off chain. If nothing
replaces this line, the read did not run — every deployed contract is
listed on the contracts page.
Your claim
the coin in your wallet
—
you have committed
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claimable right now
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Commit and claim
Committing is one approval then one call, each confirmed
in your wallet. It is irreversible by design — read the box below
before you sign. Claiming is a single call and never touches your
committed weight, so you keep earning after you claim.
Committing burns the
coin — it is destroyed, not staked, and there is no way to get
it back. What you keep is a claim on future funding, paid in the
same coin. A game coin is a microcap game-economy token
and its price does whatever it does; the pot is fed by a house seed now
and by trading fees later, so no rate of return is promised here
and none is quoted. Not financial advice.
The plain terms
what committing does
burns the coin one way — supply falls, and you get a permanent claim, never a position to unwind
can you undo it
no. There is no uncommit anywhere in the contract; the claim is what remains
what you are paid in
the game's own coin — never a wrapped real-world asset
who can touch the pot
only committers, by claiming their own share. No admin call reaches it
what the owner can do
close new commits if the game retires, and hand off or renounce that seat — nothing else, ever
where the pot comes from
a house seed at launch, then the game's trading fees — nothing minted for it
is there a rate
no. The pot pays what it is actually fed, whenever it is fed
No rate is quoted here. Early rates are not
representative: each new committer adds a permanent claimant, so a share
dilutes as more people commit, and the pot only grows when a fee actually
lands — at today's volume that is small. The burn is irreversible whether
or not the pot is ever fed again. You are holding a microcap
game-economy token and its price does whatever it does. Not financial
advice. why we pay in the game, not in stocks
The claim is yours, the pot is on chain, and nobody can take either.