Community
3,000,000,000 SIXPool liquidity and future community programmes.
THE PROJECT
Meme first. Utility next.
A Solana memecoin with a plan to become useful in games. How the tokens are split, what exists today and what is still a goal.
How the tokens are split
6,000,000,000SIX in total
Team and development
1,200,000,000 SIXHeld in a team wallet, not locked.
Reserve
900,000,000 SIXHeld by the team. The wallet address is published at launch.
Marketing
900,000,000 SIXCampaigns, partnerships and community events.
- Fixed supplyMint authority revoked at launch: no new tokens, ever.
- No transfer feeBuying and selling cost only network and pool fees.
- No burnThe supply does not shrink automatically.
- No private allocationNothing reserved for privileged investors.
Disclosed risk: the team's tokens are not locked. They could be sold at any time: a risk you accept by buying. The team wallet address is published at launch.
What exists, and what is still a goal
In-game use
Goal, not started. Spending SIX on items inside partner games. This depends on partner studios, and none has signed yet. Until one does, there is no in-game use.
Community votes
In design. Holders could vote on how the reserve is used and what comes next. The first vote will be announced when it is ready.
Staking
Under review. We are evaluating whether staking makes sense and is allowed. No rewards are promised.
Neon Six artwork
A collection of six unique digital artworks. Art only: no in-game use, no rewards and no return attached.
"Goal", "In design" and "Under review" mean not live. On launch day SIX is a memecoin with none of these features.
The market we operate in
Where SixCoin sits and which dynamics shape its positioning. Trends, not price predictions.
Gaming and digital ownership
Players have bought virtual items for years, but those items stay locked inside the game that sold them. Ownership you can verify on a blockchain makes it possible to resell and transfer what you bought.
Play-to-earn: promise and pitfalls
Earn-while-you-play models attracted many users, but several projects collapsed because the rewards weren't sustainable. The lesson: the economy has to rest on the fun, not on the promise of returns.
Interoperability
The industry is moving towards currencies and items usable across multiple platforms. That's the space where a cross-platform token like SixCoin can make sense.
The weight of regulation
In Europe, the MiCA regulation has made transparency requirements mandatory for anyone offering crypto-assets to the public. It slows launches down, but it penalises opaque projects.
Memecoin saturation
Thousands of memecoins are created every month and almost all lose relevance within weeks. The barrier to entry is extremely low: standing out requires real utility, not just aesthetics.
Methodology note
This section describes how the industry works and contains no numerical estimates, on purpose. Crypto market figures age fast, and publishing them without a source and date is the quickest way to lose a reader who checks.