$OHKO

Every KO burns $OHKO

Part of every fee buys back $OHKO and destroys it. Everything on this page is read live from the game server's ledger or straight from Solana devnet.

Total $OHKO burned

Read from the chain: initial supply minus current supply. The mint authority is revoked, so the supply can only go down.

Burn history

$OHKO burned per day over the last 30 days (UTC).

Every 10 minutes the keeper swaps the buyback vault's SOL and USDC for $OHKO and burns it, in one transaction.

The split is enforced by the on-chain program: no server can change where a fee lands.

SOL and USDC tables pay a 5% fee (lower for $OHKO holders); $OHKO tables pay 2.5%, all of it burned.

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When a player was referred, 10% of the treasury share goes to their referrer.

Collected so far
Table	Matches	Treasury	Buyback & burn	Season prize pool	Referrers
SOL	–	–	–	–	–
USDC	–	–	–	–	–
$OHKO	–	–

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Reading the chain…

Every burn with its transaction.

Holding $OHKO lowers the fee on SOL and USDC tables. The program checks your balance when you deposit.

At each table the higher holder of the two players sets the fee for the whole match.

$OHKO is a Solana Token-2022 token with 6 decimals and on-chain metadata. It has no transfer fee and no transfer hook, so it moves like any other token.
SOL and USDC tables pay a 5% fee from the winner's payout. 30% of it goes to the buyback vault.
$OHKO tables pay a 2.5% fee, and all of it is burned in the settlement transaction.
About every 10 minutes a keeper swaps the buyback vault for $OHKO and burns it on-chain, recording each burn with its signature.
The program never mints $OHKO. Rewards only come from fee-funded pools or a fixed, pre-funded marketing allocation, so the supply can only shrink.
Holding $OHKO lowers your fee on SOL and USDC tables. On devnet you can get test $OHKO from the faucet.

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