Holding earns credits — one credit is one US cent, and the longer and larger you hold, the faster they stack. Spend them on anything on the market: cases, skins, knives, gloves. Delivered straight to your Steam inventory, paid for by the treasury.
One credit is one cent. That is the whole peg — 264 credits is a $2.64 skin, and the market shows you both numbers side by side.
A snapshot lands every three minutes against your wallet balance. Nothing to claim, nothing to stake — the credits are already yours when you look.
Hold without selling and the rate climbs on a streak, up to double. Sell below your tier and the streak resets to one.
No floating internal currency and no bonus packs. A 264-credit knife costs $2.64 of treasury money, and the ledger says so.
Not a curated list of five cases. Cases, rifles, knives, gloves, stickers, agents — you pick it, the treasury pays for it, it lands in your Steam inventory.
Every payout you are still holding at or above your tier adds one to the streak. The multiplier climbs 0.05× per 24 payouts and caps at 2×, so a full day of holding doubles the rate.
Drop below the tier floor at any snapshot and the streak goes back to zero. It does not take your credits away — it only slows the next ones down.
Ranked by credits issued. The board fills from on-chain holders once the mint is live.
Every payout, every claim and every credit adjustment is a row you can go and look at.
A snapshot of your wallet lands every three minutes, 480 times a day. Your tier sets the base rate, the streak multiplies it, and the credits land without you clicking anything.
One cent. 264 credits is a $2.64 item. The market shows the credit price and the dollar price on every card so there is nothing to convert in your head.
Anything listed — cases, rifles, snipers, pistols, knives, gloves, stickers, agents. You pick the item instead of being handed a shortlist.
It goes from the seller's Steam account straight to yours. No bot in the middle, no seven-day trade hold, no waiting. Paste your trade URL once and it is done.
The pool is funded entirely by the creator fees collected from the token. No deposits, no subscription, no house edge.
Every new wallet gets 5 credits on the house the first time it connects.
The whole pool is creator fees from this mint. Hold it and the credits stack; that is the only utility and it is enough.
Live numbers appear here the moment the contract address is set.