Earn
Every time the token trades, creator fees are generated. Those fees flow into a shared reward pool.
The pool is distributed to Diggle holders every 30 minutes, split according to each Diggle's reward weight.
Diggles
1,000 DIGGLES · ONE MINE
Diggles
A token and a collection of 1,000 Diggle NFTs that launch together and operate as one economic system. The token is the mine. The Diggles are the miners working inside it — and every trade feeds them.
COLLECTION1,000
Maximum Diggles. The number can only go down.
DISTRIBUTION30 min
Creator fees pay out to holders on a repeating cycle.
STARTING TIERLevel 1
Every Diggle starts here. Burn tokens to climb.
SUPPLY CURVEDown only
Retired Diggles leave the collection permanently.
01The Loop
One continuous economy
The token generates the economy. The Diggles capture the fees. Burning the token improves the Diggles, while protocol activity continuously reduces the number of Diggles competing for those fees.
STEP 1The token trades
STEP 2Creator fees accumulate
STEP 3Diggles earn every 30 minutes
STEP 4Tokens are burned to upgrade
STEP 5Protocol fees retire Diggles
STEP 6Fewer, stronger Diggles share future fees
Two forces run at once: burns make individual Diggles stronger, and
retirement makes the surviving group smaller. Both push the same way —
a larger share of the reward pool per remaining Diggle.
02Mechanics
Earn, upgrade, retire
Three mechanics do all the work. They are the only things a holder needs to understand.
Upgrade
Every Diggle starts at Level 1. Holders raise their Diggle's level by permanently burning tokens.
Higher-level Diggles carry greater reward weight, so they take a larger share of all future distributions. Each level costs progressively more to reach.
Retire
A portion of protocol fees automatically buys Diggles off the secondary market.
Those Diggles are permanently retired and removed from the active collection. Retired Diggles no longer receive distributions, so every remaining Diggle represents a larger slice of the pool.
03Reward Weight
Burn deeper, dig harder
Reward weight decides how the pool is split. A Level 1 Diggle earns the base share. Each level above it earns more — and costs more token burn than the level before it.
L1
Base weight, every Diggle starts here
L2
More weight, first burn tier
L3
Steeper burn, bigger share
L4
Deep burn territory
L5+
Heaviest weight, highest cost
← cheaper to reachmore reward weight →
The ladder above shows the shape of the curve, not final figures.
Exact reward weights and burn costs per level are published at launch.
04Supply
Starts at 1,000. Only shrinks.
The system begins with a maximum of 1,000 Diggles, and that number can only decrease over time. Meanwhile individual Diggles can become progressively stronger through token burns. The collection gets smaller while the miners inside it get bigger.
| What moves | Direction | Driven by |
|---|---|---|
| Active Diggle count | Down only | Protocol fees buying and retiring Diggles |
| Individual reward weight | Up only | Holders burning tokens to upgrade |
| Reward pool | Varies with volume | Creator fees from token trades |
| Share per remaining Diggle | Up as Diggles retire | Fewer participants in each distribution |
1,000 miners. One mine.
Every trade feeds them. Every burn makes them stronger.
Diggles — the token is the mine, the Diggles are the miners.
Nothing here is financial advice. Rewards vary with trading volume.