THE BURN IS OVER.
THE HUNGER ISN'T.
… FEED minted. … left. … of it actually for sale. Gordon Pecko wants it all.
What is left, and who can reach it
Price
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Vertical axis is AVAX per FEED, log scale on the longer ranges. Not converted to dollars: the AVAX price moved roughly tenfold over this window, and converting would mix the two movements together.
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MOST OF IT IS NEVER COMING BACK
the supply map… FEED is still reachable. … of it has moved in the last ninety days.
THE BURN IS OVER
per yearFEED destroyed by feeding chikns, per calendar year. The last bar is not a year — it is what one bird still intends to eat.
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And the roostr side collapsed harder
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THE ACCIDENT
still happening… birds. … repeat payments. This is not a closed bug. The most recent one landed ….
The mechanism
Feeding and levelling are two separate calls. The first burns whatever amount is sent, with no check against the level's cost. The second converts what has been eaten into a kilogram and sets the eaten counter to zero rather than subtracting the cost. Feed twice before the level-up confirms and the second payment is gone.
// FeedV2.feedChikn — burns whatever is sent
_burn(msg.sender, amount);
eggContract.feedChikn(chiknId, amount);
// EggV2.levelUpChikn — zeroes the counter, does not subtract
require(c.eatenAmount >= feedLevelingRate(c.kg));
c.kg = c.kg + 100;
c.eatenAmount = 0;Read from the verified sources on chain: FeedV2 · EggV2
Avoiding it: never submit a second feedChikn until levelUpChikn for the current level has confirmed.
EVERY FEED IS ACCOUNTED FOR
gap: zeroEvery FEED that has ever existed, accounted for by name. Gap: zero. Nobody else checked.
Show the work
Every FEED that has ever left circulation, accounted for by name.
| Where it went | FEED | Share | How we know |
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The unexplained rows stay visible. Showing what cannot be accounted for is why the rest is believable.
WHO IS HOLDING IT
seven segments
Hover or tap a segment to see how it is defined.
Top holders
Click a row to highlight that wallet in the graph above.
| # | Wallet | FEED | Value | Last FEED action | When |
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THE HOLDER GRAPH
top 500Every wallet is a circle: area is how much FEED it holds, colour is its segment, a ring means it owns chikn, roostr or farmland, and a faded circle has never burned a single FEED. Lines are FEED sent between two of these wallets.
Those lines are drawn, not interpreted. Two wallets that both withdrew from the same exchange are transfer-linked and have nothing to do with each other, so nothing here computes a cluster from them and nothing is labelled common ownership. The groupings you can switch between are facts read from chain — segment, balance, how recently the wallet moved.
A wallet's share is measured against reachable supply by default, not total supply. Most of totalSupply sits at addresses nobody can spend from — burned to a dead address that still counts toward it — so measuring against the total makes every holder look smaller than they are. Bubblemaps shows the subject wallet at 6.4% for exactly that reason; against what can actually be spent it is —.
Tap a wallet.
WHERE TO BUY IT
every venueWhere to buy it
… FEED — …. Not the market cap — that's every FEED sitting in a pool, at spot, across all … venues that hold any. You can't actually buy it: the last unit costs infinity. A few hundred dollars moves the price several percent in either direction. Gordon buys anyway.
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There is about … of total liquidity across … venues. A few hundred dollars moves the price several percent. It goes up fast and it comes down just as fast, and there aren't many buyers left.
Why would anyone buy this? To be exit liquidity? Maybe. Or to watch what happens when someone decides to eat a finite token on purpose. If the price gets nuked, Gordon buys more. The only fact that matters is that there will never be another FEED.
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WHAT THE ROUTERS TOOK
aggregator feesWhen a trade routes through an aggregator, the aggregator keeps some of the FEED. It is taken before the swap, so it never reaches a pool and never appears in the traded amount. … was taken this way in the last year, across … legs — … of the FEED that routed through an aggregator at all.
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LIVE FEED
every tradeActivity
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The tape
checking freshness…
Every buy and sell, across all … venues, one row per transaction, valued at the AVAX actually paid. The trader is the account whose FEED balance changed, which is not always the address that submitted the transaction.
| When | Side | FEED | AVAX | Value | Where | Tx |
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WAKE-UPS
who movedEvery wallet holding more than a million FEED, and what it actually did — bought, sold, fed a chikn, moved FEED to another wallet, added or pulled liquidity. Each action is its own row, read from the transaction that caused it. A wallet that buys and feeds on the same day shows twice, because a net of the two would describe neither.
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THE 100 KG CLUB
who is biggestThe birds hold … more FEED than still exists. Gordon bought his before anyone ran the numbers.
That ratio is a fact about supply, not about any one bird. A single rank can be taken by anyone holding enough FEED, and the ceiling column below says exactly who could.
Top 50 by KG, with what each owner holds and what it would take them to pass Gordon's projected — KG.
What each wallet could reach
Current KG beside the KG that owner's wallet could take the bird to if every FEED in it were fed. Sorted by the size of the gap. The arithmetic is the contract's own: 25 × n² per kilogram.
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Chikns being fed
The most recent feedings, as they land. Each one is FEED burned to add a kilogram to that bird.
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The club
| # | Chikn | KG | Owner | FEED in belly | Value today | FEED in wallet | Max KG | |
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The 100 KG Club
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WHAT IT BOUGHT
the receiptFEED buys weight. Weight buys EGG production and HP in a fight. Neither has a bid. There is no function to reverse a feeding, and no reason to perform one — unless you want to be the biggest, which is not a financial motive.
The ratio is a historical cost set against a current market price. It is not a valuation gap and there is no reason for the two to converge: the FEED is gone, it has no claim on the bird, and no buyer is bidding for what it bought.
| # | Chikn | KG | FEED spent | At today's price | Floor today | Spent ÷ floor |
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CHECK YOUR GREED
any addressPaste an address, or a chikn id. Find out what it cost them.
Every kilogram on every chikn, and every roostr cooldown ever skipped, was paid for in FEED that no longer exists. This tells you whose.
HOW THIS ACTUALLY WORKS
mechanicsTHE INCIDENT
November 2024A mint exploit produced … FEED in fourteen hours. The chikn team moved the same amount to a dead address thirty-six hours later and shut every mint path permanently. It reconciles to … FEED, and the balance is still publicly visible.
GORDON "THE GREED" PECKO
the appetiteAn appetite with no natural stopping point.
chikn #6969 currently weighs … kilograms and sits at rank …. Every kilogram cost more FEED than the one before it. He holds … FEED — … what it would take to pass the largest chikn alive — and he is buying more.
He is not in a hurry. There is nowhere for the FEED to go.
Every feeding of #6969
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Everyone else
| When | Chikn | FEED | Cost today | Feeder | Tx |
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