Cost of that: it can never be patched either. A bug would be permanent. That's why there was an extensive devnet rehearsal and a full test suite first, and why the source is public.
Trade made on purpose. A contract someone can rewrite is a contract you have to trust someone about.
It's a memecoin. It can go to zero, same as any other. Nothing here is a prediction about price and nothing here is advice.
The difference isn't that it's safe. The difference is that you can verify what it actually does.
PS: All the code is public on github
Ours was destroyed on launch day, before the token was announced.
solana program show 6gXQUJ8WQWZjhvNWPqDNMYk185hQyZyn3yTEAwkx6qHM
If Authority reads none, the code can never change again. Not by me, not by anyone, ever.
Ten seconds to check. Please do.
The 2014 allocation is the part I like most.
That original Bitcoin transaction revealed a public key. The contract verifies a signature against it directly, on-chain. No oracle, no committee, no permission needed from us.
If they turn up before 2030, it's theirs. Including the right to sell it all.
Now the part that should decide whether you believe any of the above.
Solana programs are upgradeable by default. Whoever holds the upgrade authority can replace the code and ignore every rule in it.
Most "locked contract" claims never mention this.
Staking: longer locks earn more, up to 5x.
But the multiplier is held in escrow until your lock matures. Base rewards are claimable any time; the boost isn't.
Otherwise you could take 5x, collect for three weeks, leave — and dilute everyone who actually committed.
One rule ties them together: anything unclaimed becomes community staking rewards.
Influencers who don't show. Legacy holders who never return. The 2014 allocation if nobody claims it. Tokens forfeited by broken staking locks.
None of it comes back to us.
In 2014, someone signed a message onto the Bitcoin blockchain.
That message became a memecoin. Then its creator dumped on everyone who believed in it and walked away, while still collecting fees on every trade.
The community never left. It kept the coin alive, and now it has rebuilt it. Here's how, and how to verify all of it.
Four buckets.
- Legacy holders — 30 days to claim, paid instantly, no lockup
- Influencers — 72 hours, then a 30-day stream
- The 2014 signer — reserved until 2030
- The team — 12-month stream behind a cliff, paid to a multisig
Why a new token and not just the old one? Because the old coin's rules were only ever promises. Nothing about it could be locked down, and the creator had already dumped and moved on to his next launch.
So: new token, same story, rules enforced by a contract nobody can walk away with:- that's the part the old coin could never have.