790,227 BYKO, issued once and for all.
BYKO is a fixed-supply ERC-20 token on Base with burned genesis liquidity, 21 lines of code and no owner. Whatever is built around it is announced when it exists, not when it is imagined. No invented roadmap, no promised dates, no promised returns.
cannot increase
Issued on 2 Aug 2026 6:13:41
immutable contract
by specification
read from chain
changes with every trade
0x078bB16e…e38F4372 · verified exact match · 1 BYKO = 1 BYKO · absolute price
25 years building enterprise systems that cannot fail: national tax platforms, SEPA and SWIFT payments for central banks, oil & gas, regulated manufacturing and government systems. BYKO is run with the same discipline.
supply 790,227 = his birth date · a birthday, not tokenomics
17 September 2026EP 66
Blockaid completed its appeal review and confirmed that BYKO’s security flag was incorrect. The classification was changed after a review that included our liquidity, trading and volatility-control disclosures.
15 September 2026EP 65
Pragma’s post-mortem shows how a stale USDC.e route turned apparent source diversity into a single point of failure.
12 September 2026EP 64
The silver stayed in the vault; the token’s admin powers reached into holder accounts.
11 September 2026EP 63
A restarted chain can produce blocks while users still cannot transact or redeem.
10 September 2026EP 62
An old wallet behind the right owner can still expose the wrong interface.
9 September 2026EP 61
A false oracle answer survived five days without a dispute, triggering three protection markets and a 170,186 USDC.e payout.
The measurement is still running; whatever the next numbers turn out to be, they get published here, dated, the same way. all episodes →
A Farcaster mini-app that pays 227 BYKO first and asks you to check a published claim second. Every advance is written down before the money moves, and every verdict is recorded as cast.
What it is → What it has paid and answered →A security vendor said two-sided trading would clear BYKO's last flag. Nobody else trades it, so the founder's own wallet buys and sells against the pool on a schedule committed before the first trade.
What it is → Every BYKO trade →A second token traded by the same worker under the same rules. It is the control variant: whatever happens to BYKO can be compared against it.
Every LUKO trade →One founder wallet checks the BYKO pool every ten minutes and trades back three quarters of any price move over 5% made by an outside trade under $100. It sells into buying and buys into selling, so it earns the spread.
What it does → Every decision →A vote pays the pool, not the author's wallet — the pool's LP tokens are burned, so the liquidity itself can never be withdrawn by anyone. The founder holds 359,864 BYKO (45.5% of supply), spread across 3 of 16 disclosed wallets, and can sell it into the pool like any other holder. Every one of them is listed below, so that is visible too.
| Address | Role | Class | BYKO |
|---|
reading balances…
LP tokens sent to 0x…dEaD on 7 Aug 2026 — burned, not locked.
This page says who made BYKO. Until now that was a claim you had to take on trust. Below is the same claim, signed by the private key of the address that deployed the contract.
The signature proves control of the key behind that address, and nothing more. Whether the name attached to it is real is checked the ordinary way — the domain, the profile, the person. What is no longer required is trust in this page.
holding = your signature under every line · selling = withdrawing it
InstrumentBYKO — legitimacy meter Serial790,227 NetworkBase · 8453 Rev1.3 Statusin service · running
For — hold. Withdrawn — sold to zero. Counted from the pool, address by address. Even a bought referendum becomes data for the diary.
not counted: 2 below the floor · 9 contracts · 892 gift-only (never bought)
rule: 100+ BYKO, acquired via pool, EOA only · excluded: pool, burn address, founder wallets, contracts · raw data → · recount it yourself →
Disclosure: the single counted holder is personally known to the author · said out loud because a tally one address wide means nothing without it · the purchase itself is real, made with their own money, and stays counted.
| Parameter | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Token | BYKO · ERC-20 | Base · chain 8453 · 18 decimals |
| Total supply | 790,227 BYKO | fixed forever · no mint function · the number is the founder's birth date |
| Contract | 0x078bB16e24c8931fc007928c370422e5e38F4372 | |
| Liquidity | LP burned | sent to 0x…dEaD on 7 Aug 2026; the position cannot be withdrawn by anyone |
| Deployed | 2 Aug 2026 | by omenas.base.eth · solidity v0.8.34 · OpenZeppelin 5.4.0 · 21 lines |
| Price | — | reserve ratio, BYKO/USDC on Base |
| Status | verified · running | exact-match source verification on BaseScan |
The author accepts BYKO in payment for his own work. The price is set in euro; the token is only how that price can be paid. This is the one function on the instrument that points forward instead of recording the past.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Base currency | Euro. Work is quoted in EUR and never in tokens — there is no rate card denominated in BYKO, and there will not be one. |
| Rate | The market rate on the invoice date, taken from the BYKO/USDC pool on Base — the reserve ratio at one specific block, with that block number written on the invoice. Read from the chain, never fixed in advance. |
| Scope | Consulting, tender and bid preparation, architecture and system audits, and hands-on engineering — in the fields behind 25 years of enterprise work: national tax platforms, SEPA and SWIFT payments, regulated manufacturing, energy, government projects. |
| Receiving address | 0xe8fC8769934f9461F7adF6F440ff3883E28021Eb — already one of the listed founder wallets, so anything paid in lands inside the disclosed holdings, visibly. |
| What happens to the tokens | They are kept. No commitment to convert them, sell them, or support the price follows from accepting them. |
| No floor | Because the price is in euro, a lower token price simply means more tokens per invoice. Accepting BYKO puts no floor under its price and is not meant to. |
This is one person's decision about his own invoices, not a property of the token. It creates no obligation for anyone else, gives holders no rights, and is not a claim that BYKO is worth anything.
One physical card per address, carrying its own serial and inscription, printed and posted. A card confers no rights, no yield and no claim on anything. It records that a donation happened. That is all it does.
donate BYKO, receive a numbered card · sent by mail
specimen · each card carries its own serial and inscription