The token
- One official token address
The only real $SLUSH. Anything with the same name and a different address is a fake.
Posted at launch - Nobody can mint more
The full 1,000,000,000 supply is minted once, and the mint authority is deleted in the same transaction. Solscan shows "Mint authority: none".
Posted at launch - Nobody can freeze your wallet
The freeze authority is never set, so no one can lock the tokens in any holder's wallet. Solscan shows "Freeze authority: none".
Posted at launch - No hidden taxes or backdoors
Standard Solana Token-2022 with only the metadata extension. No transfer fee, no transfer hook, no permanent delegate, and the name and logo can't be changed.
Posted at launch - Independent RugCheck report
A free third-party scanner that checks authorities, holders and liquidity for any Solana token.
Posted at launch
Where the tokens and money sit
- Liquidity can't be pulled
The pool's LP tokens are burned at launch, so nobody can withdraw the trading liquidity.
Posted at launch - Team tokens locked on Streamflow
18-month cliff, then released daily over 24 months. The lock is a public Streamflow contract the team can't cancel.
Posted at launch - Treasury in a Squads multisig
No single person can move treasury funds. Every payment needs several signers, and every one is public.
Posted at launch - Presale payments go to a multisig vault
Payments go straight to this Squads vault, never to a personal wallet. We will never DM you a payment address.
Posted when buying opens
Listed and tracked
- JupiterAt launch
- DEX ScreenerAt launch
- BirdeyeAt launch
- CoinGeckoAfter launch
- CoinMarketCapAfter launch
Checked by someone else
- Security audit
An outside review of the presale checkout and reward payouts, published in full.
Report coming
Where the treasury money went
The treasury is the 50% of presale money held in the Squads multisig. It pays for marketing, creator deals and tournament prizes, plus running costs such as servers, moderation and legal. It is not used to build the game, $SLUSH pays no share of revenue, and there are no buybacks.
Every spend is listed below with its multisig transaction. Season rewards come from the separate 40% player-rewards allocation, not from presale money, and refunds are stray presale payments sent back. Payments to a private person, such as a creator or a prize winner, show "private individual" instead of a name. The same list is published as a data file: disclosure.json.
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Open source
The token setup, the presale checkout and the reward payout code go public, along with their tests, before the presale opens. Then anyone can read exactly what runs.
There is no custom smart contract to trust. The token uses Solana's own audited Token-2022 program as-is, then throws away its admin keys.
- Source code on GitHubRepo goes public before the presale
Bug bounty
Found a way to break the token setup, the checkout, reward payouts or this website? Tell us privately first and we'll pay you for it.
In scope: the token creation code, presale checkout, reward payouts, and this site.
Out of scope: social engineering, denial of service, and third-party services such as wallets, Squads and Streamflow.
Rewards: paid in USDC by severity, from the treasury multisig. [BOUNTY AMOUNTS TO CONFIRM]
Report to [SECURITY CONTACT EMAIL]
See the docs for how the token, presale and rewards work, and Stay safe for how to spot fakes. Crypto is high risk and you can lose all the money you put in.