$KIBBLE and Kibble Pay

What $KIBBLE is

$KIBBLE is a meme coin on the Solana blockchain, and the official coin of the Inu games. It's live now. It launched on pump.fun on 15 October 2026, with 1 billion tokens in total. Its mint and freeze authorities are switched off for good, so nobody can make more or freeze your coins.

In the games, $KIBBLE buys cosmetics only. It never changes how a game plays or your chance of winning a prize. You never need it to play.

How to buy $KIBBLE (pump.fun + Phantom)

1. Get Phantom. Install the Phantom wallet app or browser extension. Write your recovery phrase on paper and keep it offline. Never type it into a website or share it with anyone.
2. Add some SOL. Buy SOL inside Phantom, or buy it on an exchange and send it to your Phantom address.
3. Find the real coin. Go to pump.fun and paste the official contract address: 4VE9sy4fEMJdZ6i7MkYPbnqDJd2oqzJQmg44WJ3opump Copycat coins use the same name, so always go by the address.
4. Connect and swap. Connect Phantom, choose how much SOL to spend, and swap it for $KIBBLE. Check the details, then approve in Phantom.
5. Done. Your $KIBBLE shows up in Phantom.

Using a pump.fun email wallet? If you signed up to pump.fun with an email, your coins sit in a pump.fun wallet the Inu games can't see. Before using them here, either send your $KIBBLE to your Phantom wallet, or export that pump.fun wallet into Phantom.

Kibble Pay: one checkout for every game

Kibble Pay is the shared checkout for cosmetics across the Inu games: Inu Verse, the Arcade, Ribbit Nugs and more.

1. Sign in with your Phantom wallet. You sign a message, and no coins move.
2. Pick an item in a game's shop. You see one fixed price.
3. Approve the payment in Phantom. On a phone, scan the QR code instead.
4. It's yours. The server checks the payment on the blockchain and records the item to your wallet. Your items show up across supported games.

The rules:

• Cosmetics only. No purchase ever improves your chance of winning a prize.
• No loot boxes and no random paid rewards, anywhere.
• No paid entry to any prize competition.
• Fixed prices, no surprise fees. The price you see already includes a 1.5% cut: 0.5% burned on-chain at purchase and 1% to the free player prize pools swept weekly to Kennel Chest (0.25% daily, 0.5% weekly, 0.25% monthly). Distinct from the 40/35/25 pump.fun creator fee split.
• Inu Empires sells extra civilisations as expansion packs. They're balanced so a free civ can beat a paid one, and free civs are always available.
• Burns are opt-in. Some items let you choose to burn (destroy) $KIBBLE for a numbered status flair. Nobody receives burned coins.

Where the 1% prize fee goes

The prize share of each purchase goes into daily, weekly and monthly pools (Sydney time). At the end of each period, the top three on the combined score board share the pool 50/30/20. Prizes are for rank and skill only: never random draws, never paid entry. The prize share is held in the Kennel Chest prize wallet. The pools are public, and you can see them on the Bank's board in Inu Verse and on the prize pool board. Full details are in the Prize Rules.

Where creator fees go

The $KIBBLE creator fees are split three ways between named public wallets. This split was set on 19 October 2026.

• 40% to the Kennel Chest: the community pool. It funds the free skill prize pools, and Kibble Pay prizes are paid from it.
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• 35% to the President's Vault: the creator's share. It's also the treasury that receives Kibble Pay shop sales.
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• 25% to the Bone Vault: the dev wallet. The Bone Vault receives the 25% dev share for hosting, tools and art, with part of it seeding the next Inu project after Inu Verse.
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This is published for transparency only. It shows where the creator fees go, and anyone can check these wallets on-chain. It isn't a payout promise to holders. Holding $KIBBLE earns no returns, yield or share of fees.

Auto-burn, buyback and burn-to-vote

Auto-burn. Switched on. Every 7 days, 1,000 $KIBBLE from the Bone Vault is lined up to burn (destroy), and the team signs it in its own wallet. Burns are capped at 10,000 $KIBBLE per burn and per Sydney day, and there's an off switch. Burns only ever come from the Bone Vault, never from players or the Kennel Chest. The mint stays switched off, so no new $KIBBLE can ever be made.

Buyback. The Bone Vault's share of creator fees can be used to buy $KIBBLE on the market. What it buys stays in the Bone Vault and feeds the same auto-burn.

Burn-to-vote. Players can choose to burn their own $KIBBLE to vote in hub polls, such as the next Good Boy Academy classroom theme. Votes are weighted by how much you burned in the poll window, with a hard cap on votes per wallet and a soft limit so big wallets can't run away with a poll. Polls only pick from a short menu of promo and classroom options. They never redirect the auto-burn and never change the 40/35/25 fee split. Burning is optional and permanent.

Quest AI Coach. In Inu Quest you can pay 1,000 $KIBBLE for private tips from an AI coach. Half the fee is burned and half goes to the Kennel Chest. It's advice only and never changes the game or prize odds.

All of this is shown live on the tech and treasury dashboard. None of it is a promise of price or returns.

Stay safe

• Never share your recovery phrase or private keys. No Inu admin will ever ask for them.
• Only use the official contract address above.
• Check what you're signing in Phantom before you approve it.

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