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PIXOTCHI Token

PIXOTCHI’s creator-coin role, current game utilities, token supply, and the distinction between onchain burns and discretionary ecosystem funding.

PIXOTCHI PIXOTCHI is the ecosystem's third token: a creator coin launched through the Zora framework, adapted from social speculation into genuine game utility. Where SEED is the money and LEAF is the grind, PIXOTCHI is the convenience and expansion layer.

Contract (Base)

0xA2EF17bb7Eea1143196678337069dFa24D37d2ac

Total supply

1,000,000,000, fixed (verified onchain)

Distribution

Zora’s documented creator-coin model: 50% open market and 50% creator allocation vested linearly over five years. Check this token’s allocation contracts for its specific vesting dates.

Venue

Zora creator-coin markets

Fee flywheel

Creator-fee revenue may be used for ecosystem funding and SEED buybacks; this is an operational policy, not an automatic guarantee of token returns

What PIXOTCHI does in the game today

Implemented utilities are listed below. Availability depends on app flags, contract settings, and the selected feature. Costs are rounded snapshots; review the app’s current quote.

Utility
Cost
Burned?

Instant building upgrades

Village: ~1,500–35,000 per level; Town costs differ

Yes

Casino chips

25,000 to 150,000 per game (30,000 to 75,000 in Blackjack)

No

Troop training (Barracks)

2,000 / 500 per troop

Yes

Batch Claim fee (150 buildings per tap)

Configured in the app; review the fee per batch

Yes

Batch Quests fee (100 farmers per tap)

Configured in the app; charged once per run

Yes

Casino construction

500,000 one-time

No

The pattern: PIXOTCHI buys time and scale, exactly the things power players value, and most of its sinks (speed-ups, troops, batch fees) burn supply outright. Verified onchain: the speed-up payment receiver is the dead address.

Why it exists

The creator coin provides a separate token for convenience features, campaigns, and ecosystem funding. Distributions and buybacks require their own records; holding PIXOTCHI does not create a guaranteed claim on SEED buybacks or revenue.

The token trinity, complete

  • SEED: the economy. Fair-launched, taxed for rewards, burned by play.

  • LEAF: the progression. Earned by staking, burned by building.

  • PIXOTCHI: the accelerant. Traded on Zora, spent on power features, burned by armies and batch fees.

The tokens have different primary roles, with some overlap in payments such as casino bets. Their prices and demand can change independently.

Reference: Zora’s creator-coin model. This explains the platform model; it does not verify how a particular creator spent allocations or fee revenue.

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