Bones, Pawmarks and $KIBBLE
There are three kinds of "money" in Inu. Two of them are just for fun inside the games. Only one is a real coin, and the three are kept firmly apart.
| Bones | Pawmarks | $KIBBLE | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | In-game play money | The town simulation's side currency | A real meme coin on Solana (live) |
| How you get it | Free: earned by playing | Free: sim wages in Inu Verse (opt-in) | Bought on pump.fun with Phantom |
| What it's for | Plots, furniture, food, shop rent, in-game fun | Sim fines, bail and fees | Cosmetics through Kibble Pay |
| Cash out? | Never | Never | It's your coin, in your wallet |
| Turns into $KIBBLE or prizes? | Never | Never | n/a |
| Affects prize odds? | No | No | No. Cosmetics never change odds |
Bones
- Free. You start with 500 and earn more from café shifts (including tips), jobs, the farm, your shop, the town quest tour (up to 390 Bones once you've done each place's task), Good Boy Academy lessons and more. Some earned outfits add a small Bones bonus while you wear them.
- Spend them on home plots, furniture, café food, business rent and wages, and other things in town.
- Bones can never be cashed out, and real $KIBBLE never comes from play.
Pawmarks
- The side currency of Inu Verse's living simulation, used for wages, fines and bail. You only use them if you opt in.
- One-way: no exchange, shop, trade or gift turns Pawmarks into Bones, $KIBBLE, cosmetics or prizes.
- Never leaves the game and is never tied to a wallet. Every Pawmark is tracked in a tamper-proof log checked by the Paw Audit Bureau.
$KIBBLE
- A live meme coin on Solana, held in your own wallet. See $KIBBLE and Kibble Pay.
- In the games it buys cosmetics only. Holding it earns cosmetic Kennel tiers.
- Meme coins are volatile. Only spend what you can afford to lose.
Prizes
Prize pools are funded by the 0.5% Kennel share of cosmetic purchases. Prizes go to the top-ranked players for skill and rank only. Entry is free. Bones and Pawmarks can't buy entries, boosts or prizes.