$BRIX BURNS.

The team

The team operates anonymously. Trust is built on-chain, not on identity. Every wallet used by the project is publicly disclosed below. Every allocation, every burn, every transfer is visible on Solana explorers.

Dev allocation

The team purchases 5% of the initial supply from the Pump.fun bonding curve at deploy, using approximately $215 USDC.

• 1% is burned immediately at launch — the first public burn transaction.
• 0.645% is burned to acquire the 43 reserve NFTs (6,450,000 $BRIX). These NFTs come from the F4 pool — 25 are airdropped to Top Burners, 18 are held by the team for marketing, giveaways, and community airdrops.
• The remaining 3.355% is burned over time on a publicly disclosed schedule.
• 100% of the dev allocation will eventually be destroyed. The team keeps zero $BRIX.

The dev wallet is not a fund. It exists only as a temporary holding for tokens already committed to the burn.

Why USDC pair (not SOL)

$BRIX launches on Pump.fun's USDC-paired bonding curve, introduced by Pump.fun to stabilize new-token pricing and reduce reliance on SOL price movements. Practical implications for $BRIX:

• Initial market cap: $4,000 USDC (Pump.fun's new default for USDC pairs).
• Bonding curve graduation: $58,000 USDC.
• Trading fees: the creator wallet receives Pump.fun creator fees in USDC on every trade.
• Buyback-and-burn cycles: spend accumulated USDC to reacquire and destroy $BRIX from the market.

This decouples the $BRIX entry price from SOL volatility and lets the buyback-and-burn flywheel run on a stable-value asset.

Operating revenue

The project takes a transparent 5% operating fee from the SOL collected at each mint phase. This funds hosting, domain renewals, security tools, and emergency reserves. The fee is publicly declared in the rewards split and applies before any other distribution.

Pump.fun creator trading fees, paid directly to the creator wallet in USDC, are not retained. Every $500 USDC accumulated in trading fees triggers a buyback-and-burn cycle. Fees in, $BRIX out, permanently destroyed.

Wallet structure

Three wallets, three roles, all public:

Treasury principles

• Mint SOL goes directly to the cold wallet — no intermediate hot wallet, no sweep delay.
• Royalty SOL goes directly to the cold wallet.
• Only the operations wallet is allowed a frequent transaction pattern.
• No multisig at launch — the team accepts the single-point-of-failure risk of the Ledger seed, with rigorous offline backup.
• Treasury operations may be expanded to multisig (Squads) post-launch if the project grows enough to warrant it.

The cycle, in five steps:

1. Buy $BRIXAcquire $BRIX on Pump.fun or its bonded liquidity pool on Raydium.
2. Burn to MintBurn the required amount of $BRIX to unlock a TRIXSTER mint. Pay 0.05–0.18 SOL per NFT depending on the phase.
3. Pre-Reveal HoldNFTs are tradable with hidden traits during the phase. Speculate, trade, or hold for the reveal.
4. Reveal & RewardAt the end of each phase, rarity is revealed. Rewards are distributed from the SOL pool, weighted by tier.
5. Jackpot DrawUp to 12 wallets per phase win a jackpot prize drawn by weighted probability. Every holder is eligible.

The system is intentionally simple. The complexity lives in the on-chain mechanics, not in the user experience.

Sources of burn

$BRIX is burned through multiple, layered mechanisms — not a single event:

• Mint burns — each NFT mint destroys $BRIX directly via the SPL Token burn instruction. The required amount doubles per phase: 25k → 50k → 100k → 150k.
• SOL alternative path — users who choose the SOL-only mint path trigger an automatic buyback-and-burn with 50% of the access fee.
• Reward pool buyback — 15% of the collected SOL pool is allocated to ongoing buyback-and-burn after each phase reveal.
• Pump.fun trading fees — every $500 USDC accumulated from Pump.fun trading fees (paid in USDC) triggers a buyback-and-burn cycle.
• Secondary royalties — 6.9% of every TRIXSTER resale on secondary markets funds the next pool, fueling more burn.
• Voluntary burns — holders may burn $BRIX directly at any time. Voluntary burns count toward the Top Burners leaderboard.

Burn per mint phase

Rarity tiers

Hidden reveal system

Before each phase reveal, all NFTs display a placeholder image with no visible rarity. Tier assignments exist on-chain but are not exposed in metadata until reveal. NFTs remain fully tradable during the pre-reveal window — speculation on hidden rarity is part of the design.

Each of the four phases has its own reveal event. At reveal:

• Final artwork becomes visible
• Rarity tiers are publicly assigned
• Reward eligibility is unlocked
• Jackpot draw is executed

The collection is released in stages. Before the public phases begin, the team takes 43 NFTs from the F4 pool — 25 are airdropped to Top Burners, 18 are held by the team for marketing, giveaways, and community airdrops. The team pays for these by burning 6,450,000 $BRIX, counted in the total burn.

Phase 1 — early access + public

F1 is split into two sub-phases on the same candy machine:

• F1a — Early Access (48h) — limited to ~50 allowlisted wallets (Top Burners + social contest winners). Max 2 mint per wallet. Burn $BRIX only, no SOL alternative. Mint price: 0 SOL. First-come-first-served, capped at 100 NFTs total.
• F1b — Public (5 days) — open to everyone. Remaining F1 NFTs (~590). Standard pricing: 0.05 SOL mint + 25k $BRIX burn (or SOL alternative at 0.10 SOL).

All phases

Two access paths

• $BRIX path (preferred) — burn the required $BRIX, pay the SOL mint price. Tokens are destroyed forever via the SPL burn instruction. No portion goes to the team.
• SOL-only path (alternative) — pay roughly 2x the mint price in SOL instead of burning $BRIX. 50% of the access fee is used for automatic buyback-and-burn, 50% goes to the pool. Same end result for the supply. Not available during F1a.

NFT distribution by phase & tier

Unminted NFTs

NFTs not minted by the end of their phase do not exist on-chain. They are retained as project reserve and any future utilization will be communicated through official channels before the fact.

How the pool works

Every NFT mint contributes SOL into a shared phase pool. At the end of each phase, the pool is split four ways:

Tier rewards — the formula

Rewards are not a fixed SOL amount per NFT. They are a proportional share of the actual collected pool, weighted by tier:

Jackpot — anyone can hit it

20% of each phase pool is reserved for jackpot draws. Winners are selected by weighted probability — higher rarity tiers receive more lottery weight, but every holder remains eligible.

Winners per phase

Prize amounts per winner are calculated against the actual phase pool at the moment of the draw.

Top Burners — the standing recognition

Beyond mint rewards and jackpots, the project maintains an ongoing leaderboard for the wallets that burn the most $BRIX. The Top Burners leaderboard tracks voluntary burns across the entire lifetime of the project — not just during mint phases.

Launch contest

In the days between the $BRIX token launch and the opening of mint Phase 1, the first Top Burners competition runs. Any wallet that voluntarily burns $BRIX during this window enters the leaderboard. At the close of the window, the top positions are locked — Top Burners are the first holders of a TRIXSTER, and the first to mint with no SOL cost.

There is no published minimum threshold. The leaderboard is public and updates every 30 minutes — competition is organic and self-regulating.

Ongoing leaderboard

After the launch contest, the leaderboard continues indefinitely. Burn positions are recalculated continuously. The top positions may change at any time.

• Top 20 burners are airdropped 1 NFT each from project reserve
• Top 5 burners receive 1 additional NFT — 2 NFTs total
• Top Burners may receive priority access, exclusive drops, or special roles in future project developments

Airdropped NFTs are F4-pool NFTs. They stay unrevealed until the F4 reveal and participate fully in F4 tier rewards and the F4 jackpot — exactly like any other F4 holder. Top Burners receive these for free; they earned them by feeding the fire.

The leaderboard is permanent. The fire watches who feeds it the most.

Dates are approximate and may shift based on testing, security checks, and market conditions. We move when ready, not when scheduled.

• complete
  Artwork & collection generation
  All 3,333 unique NFTs generated, curated, and uploaded to Arweave.
• complete
  Website & documentation
  Public site, docs, and burn tracker live.
• complete
  Devnet end-to-end testing
  Full mint cycles with burn-access guard, SOL payment guard, max-mint guard, anti-bot tax, reveal and snapshot — all verified on devnet.
• complete
  Pre-launch & community
  Social presence, Top Burners leaderboard setup, final security checks.
• next
  $BRIX launch on Pump.fun
  Token deploy. Public wallet disclosure. First buyback and burn (1% of dev allocation).
• phase 1
  F1 — 690 NFTs
  First mint window. 7 days. Smallest burn, lowest price, highest signal.
• phase 2
  F2 — 750 NFTs
  Second window after F1 reveal & jackpot draw.
• phase 3–4
  F3 & F4 — 1,893 NFTs
  Final mint phases, largest burns, biggest pools.
• post-mint
  Continuous burn era
  Secondary royalties, voluntary burns, and pump.fun fees keep the supply trending toward zero. The mint event ends; the mission continues.

Before you connect a wallet

Crypto is a no-take-backs environment. Read this section before you mint — not after.

• Verify the URL. The only official mint domain is listed in the box below. Bookmark it. Phishing domains may copy the look exactly.
• We will never DM you first. Anyone claiming to be the team in your DMs is a scammer. Always.
• We will never ask for your seed phrase. No one legitimate ever does. If a site or person asks, close the tab and block them.
• Only mint during announced phase windows. Any "early access," "presale," or "exclusive pre-mint" outside the official phases is fake.
• Verify the contract address. Always cross-check the $BRIX contract address with the one listed below before swapping or burning.
• Inspect every transaction. Before approving in your wallet, confirm the SOL amount, the $BRIX amount, and the destination address match what the site shows.
• Do not click random "claim" or "airdrop" links. These are the most common scam vector after a successful mint.

Official links

Smart contract & on-chain

• The collection uses the Metaplex Core standard with Sugar CLI candy machines — battle-tested infrastructure, no custom contract code.
• Four separate candy machines (one per phase) all point to a single Collection NFT, ensuring unified listing on Tensor and Magic Eden.
• All mint SOL is routed directly to the cold treasury wallet via the candy machine destination setting — no intermediate hot wallet handles user funds.
• All burn transactions are visible on Solana block explorers.

Risks you are accepting

• Liquidity risk — secondary markets for new collections can dry up quickly.
• Smart contract risk — while we use standard infrastructure, no on-chain system is bug-proof.
• Market risk — SOL price volatility affects every value denominated in dollars on this site.
• Execution risk — phases may be delayed, paused, or modified if technical or security issues arise. Changes will be communicated through official channels.