BYKO
Market · live

The pool, read from the chain.

Price and reserves come from balanceOf on the pool contract, in your browser. No aggregator, no price API, no dashboard in between — the same numbers you would get by querying Base yourself. Two blocks below are not read that way and say so: the euro denominations and the holder distribution are computed by this project's own worker and served with the time they were measured, because deriving them in every visitor's browser meant a thousand calls a day to public endpoints that answer us “over rate limit”.

Price · USDC per 100 BYKO — loading…

1 BYKO = — USDC

updated — · pool 0x02dd…a6ca · Base RPC →

— BYKO in pool
— USDC in pool

log scale, one tick = one halving of the reserve · left is BYKO, right is USDC, each as % of its genesis level · dashed centre = genesis, 740,227 BYKO : 74.0227 USDC, both sides 100% · the solid edge is where the pool stands now · the two shares are reciprocal, so a buy that halves BYKO doubles USDC and moves the edge one tick left · LP tokens burned — the position cannot be withdrawn · live proof: 0x…dEaD holds 100% →

Read it yourself

The chart below is the free DEXTools widget. Refusing to buy visibility is not the same as refusing what is given away.

Denominations · computed

What a euro buys

Fourteen euro amounts on a running tape, and a calculator for any other — each figure the pool's own constant-product answer, the same maths getAmountsOut runs, with the 0.3% fee and the price impact already in it, worked out in your browser from the reserves. This is deliberately not the price above multiplied out: the pool answers one swap at a time, and the larger the order the worse the rate it gets, which is why fifteen hundred euro does not buy fifteen hundred times what one euro buys. Nothing here is a quote or an offer.

Tape · fourteen denominations, one swap each euro in Archivo · BYKO in mono, blue = read back from the chain
You swap
€
You get — byko

each size gets its own rate — larger orders get worse ones

waiting for the EUR/USD reference rate

Chart · BYKO/USDC · DEXTools widget third-party frame · not restyleable
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Holders · distribution

Who holds it

Tiers follow the BaseScan convention: a share of circulating supply, decade by decade. Counted from Transfer logs, not from a third-party index.

—holders
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TierThresholdHoldersSupply
Whale≥ 10% of circulating——
Shark1–10%——
Dolphin0.1–1%——
Fish0.01–0.1%——
Crab0.001–0.01%——
Shrimp< 0.001%——

The founder's own wallets are part of this distribution and are listed in full on the home page. 1 BYKO = 1 BYKO.