MintKit token
MintKit is the native token of this platform. Holding at least one unlocks the token creator, the dashboard and every tool here. It is also the voting key to the platform's future.
Official mint address
8usoTWfJWGavpE8t9fC564ksW55YCzTi61HTrsMhKAU1
View live supply, holders and burns on SolscanWhitepaper
MintKit has one fixed supply, minted once at launch. No further tokens can ever be created. The exact total, the current circulating amount and every burn are published on-chain and can be checked on Solscan at any time — the numbers on this page are the plan, the chain is the proof.
At launch, 99% of the supply is held by MintKit itself. This is deliberate: it stops snipers and bots from buying up or hoarding the supply in the first minutes, which is how most fair launches quietly end up owned by a handful of wallets. That held supply is not for sale — it is for burning.
Burn schedule
Supply is burned in tranches as market-cap milestones are hit, so decentralisation happens in step with real demand rather than all at once.
| Market cap milestone | Supply burned |
|---|---|
| $10,000 | 10% |
| $100,000 | 10% |
| $200,000 | 10% |
| $300,000 | 10% |
| $400,000 | 10% |
| $500,000 | 10% |
| $750,000 | 10% |
| $1,000,000 | 10% |
| $1,500,000 | 10% |
| $2,000,000 | 5% (final 10% tranche, half burned) |
After the final milestone, 5% of the original supply remains, reserved for marketing and exchange listings. Every burn is a real on-chain transaction — burning is permanent and can never be reversed or re-minted.
Launch terms
- No presale and no private allocation.
- Mint authority renounced — the supply can never be increased.
- Metadata immutable — name, symbol and image can never be changed.
- No transfer tax on buys or sells.
- Every statistic above is verifiable on-chain, by anyone, at any time.
Governance
MintKit is open source and community owned. Holders decide which upgrades and updates the platform ships. Voting and update suggestions open at a $1,000,000 market cap, with voting weight based on the MintKit tokens held in your wallet.
Until then the code stays public and MIT licensed — see the open source page.
How to buy
1. Get a Solana wallet
Install Phantom or Solflare, create a wallet and write your recovery phrase down offline. Nobody from MintKit will ever ask for it.
2. Fund it with SOL
Buy SOL on any exchange and withdraw it to your wallet address. Keep a little extra SOL for network fees.
3. Copy the official mint address
Only this address is the MintKit token: 8usoTWfJWGavpE8t9fC564ksW55YCzTi61HTrsMhKAU1. Copies with the same name and logo exist for almost every token — always paste the address instead of searching by name.
4. Swap on a Solana DEX
Open Jupiter or Raydium, connect your wallet, paste the mint address into the receive field, choose your amount and confirm the swap in your wallet. Check the price impact before approving.
5. Unlock the platform
Come back, connect the same wallet, and holding at least 1 MintKit token unlocks the minting tools and dashboard instantly.
Risk disclaimer
MintKit is a utility and governance token for this platform. It is not an investment, not a security, not a share in any company, and it carries no promise of profit, dividend or buy-back.
Crypto tokens are extremely volatile. The price can fall to zero. Never buy with money you cannot afford to lose entirely.
The burn schedule and governance timeline are goals, not guarantees. Market caps may never be reached, and nothing here is a commitment to any price or timeline.
Nothing on this page is financial, legal or tax advice. You are responsible for complying with the laws where you live, and for the security of your own wallet. All transactions are signed by you and are irreversible.
Only ever use the mint address shown above. Scam tokens copy names and logos, and no member of the team will ever DM you first or ask for your seed phrase.