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$CALL · Solana

Supply only goes down.

Resale fees buy $CALL back. Agents burn it.

  • 1,000,000,000Total supply
  • 80%of resale fees burned
  • 50%of agent payments burned
Two engines

Two ways supply shrinks.

Resale fees

80%of resale fees

Every resale feeds the buyback.

A number resells, the fee goes to a pool. The pool buys $CALL and burns it.

Agent payments

50%of payments

Agents pay for every SMS code.

Half of what they pay is burned. The rest runs the network.

Engine one

Resale fees become buybacks.

NFT resalepays a feeFee poolcollects feesBuybackbuys $CALL80% of feebuysburnedVOID
Eighty percent of every resale fee. The pool buys on the open market, then burns it.
Engine two

Usage burns supply.

Agentreceives an SMS codepays $CALLSettlementsplits the payment50% burnedVOID50% protocolProtocolruns the network
Agents pay per code. More usage, more burn.
The ledger

Nothing adds supply.

SUPPLY OUTResale fees80% burned−Agent payments50% burned−SUPPLY INNo mint authority1,000,000,000 total
Nothing mints new supply.
Not included

What's not here.

No marketplace

Nothing to list, nothing to farm.

No staking

No emissions and no lockups.

No holding requirement

You don't need $CALL to use a number.

One surface

An agent reads SKILL, gets a number, receives codes, and pays in $CALL.

Detail

Questions.

Where do burned tokens come from?

The open market. The pool buys $CALL with resale fee revenue, then burns what it buys.

Do I need $CALL to own a number?

No. Numbers are NFTs and work on their own. $CALL settles agent traffic underneath.

What happens if activity slows?

Burns slow with it. Both engines run on resales and real usage, so nothing is scheduled or promised.

Why only SKILL?

One interface for agents to read and act on. Less surface, less to go wrong.