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ronkeverse.fun is not open yet.
Score is earned by holding and using RONKE across the ecosystem. It is the only thing that decides your cut of a graduating coin's 1% airdrop: your score ÷ total score × the pool. The snapshot is taken the moment a coin is created, so it is already fixed before anyone knows which launches will make it.
Your real Ronke Score is fetched live from the community API. Nothing is signed and no transaction is sent — it only reads your address.
ronkeverse.fun, live on Ronin mainnet. Every number below is read from the contracts — the bonding curve, graduation into a Katana pool, the fee burn that follows it, the Ronke Score airdrop and the jeet jail — and every button that costs anything is a transaction your own wallet signs. Nothing here is simulated. Launching costs RONKE, and trades settle on chain.
Each launch is paired with $RONKE, and every graduation locks another pool's worth of it away. The 0.30% that pool earns buys the coin back and burns it.
1% of every coin, split by Ronke Score — what each wallet has earned holding and using RONKE. The list is frozen when a coin is created, so nobody knows yet which launches will make it. One claim per wallet.
Keep at least as many coins as we gave you, for 30 days. Do that and nothing happens. After the 30 days the airdrop is yours, no strings.
Go below that number too soon and you claim no airdrops for 30 days. Selling and sending count the same. Buying back later does not get you out.
Coins you bought on top are yours to trade any time. Nothing is confiscated and there is no tax.
Katana charges it on every trade after graduation, and it never leaves the coin idle. The breakdown is below, read from the contract rather than written here.
Written by attacking it, not by describing it, and 22 more run against the real Katana on a fork of mainnet. The worst thing they caught handed an attacker 47% of a graduating pool. The most recent would have made the first trade on mainnet revert.
Once a coin graduates it trades in a Katana pool, and that pool takes a fee on every trade. Katana charges it in whatever token comes in — so a buy pays in $RONKE and a sell pays in the coin. That single fact decides everything below, and it is why the two rows are not the same.