The Founding Five Thousand
Ten seats. Be one of the first to put in US$5,000 (counted on what you send, before fees) and the Founding Five Thousand title is yours for good, even if the price drops or you later sell. When a seat-holder sells, their seat opens for the next person.
How it works
- There are 10 seats. Up to 10 people hold a seat at any one time.
- To take a seat, be among the first to put US$5,000 into $KIBBLE, held in your own wallet. We count what you send, before fees. If you send exactly $5,000 and lose a little to swap or transfer fees, you still qualify.
- The title is permanent. Once you've earned it, it's yours, even if $KIBBLE's price falls or you sell later.
- When a seat-holder sells, their seat opens for the next person who puts in US$5,000. They keep their title. So over time, more than 10 people can hold the title, but only 10 seats are filled at once.
How to get a seat
- There are 10 Founding Five Thousand seats.
- Send US$5,000 of $KIBBLE — we count the amount you SEND, before fees.
- The first people to hit that threshold get a seat and the title.
- The title is permanent: a sale or a price drop does not remove it.
- If a seat-holder sells, they keep the title, but their seat opens for the next person who puts in US$5,000.
Live seat progress, open seats, and title holders: Tech & treasury dashboard → Founding Five Thousand · /inu/tech.
Seat open!
When a seat frees up, Inu Verse announces it in town straight away (and the tracker shows it), so everyone has a fair chance at it. The tracker and the in-town notice are both live now.
What it is, and what it isn't
- It's a cosmetic title and bragging rights in the Inu games.
- It pays nothing, earns nothing and promises nothing. It doesn't change gameplay or prize odds.
- Putting money into a meme coin is risky. US$5,000 is a lot. Only put in what you can genuinely afford to lose.
Meme coins are volatile and can lose most or all of their value. This isn't financial advice.