Supply & liquidity
Total supply: TBD (fetching on-chain stats). Liquidity lives on the Pump.fun bonding curve and expands as community trading grows. We’ll publish precise supply, holders, and liquidity depth once the on-chain index is available.
$HATE utility
$HATE keeps Olly funded & fearless
The $HATE token powers discounts, ambassador rewards, and ongoing development for Olly the Hateful. Pay your HateBot subscription in $HATE for a 15% fee reduction and help fuel the monthly buyback-and-burn cycle.
Launch overview
Open-market supply
$HATE launched permissionlessly on Pump.fun. Aside from a small developer bootstrap purchase, all tokens are circulating on the open market. Treasury top-ups happen via operating revenue, not pre-minted reserves.
Developer holdings
Dev wallet holds a small starter position for operational needs (art, infra, audits). All new allocations originate from revenue—never from minting or stealth unlocks.
Revenue share
Where every $HATE payment goes
Paying for Olly in $HATE guarantees a 15% discount and routes value directly back into the ecosystem.
20% — Ambassador program
Community evangelists, meme creation, and strategic partnerships. Ambassadors are how we seed Olly in the wild.
40% — Operations
Infrastructure, moderation R&D, design, and support. This keeps Olly’s claws sharp and HateHub shipping.
40% — Buyback pool
Dedicated wallet accumulates $HATE for monthly buybacks. Half the purchased tokens are burned, tightening supply while funding future initiatives.
Monthly burn cadence
On the first Monday of every month, we execute a buyback using the pooled operations budget. 50% of those tokens are permanently burned; the remainder primes upcoming campaigns and liquidity support.
Burn execution plan
Burns are executed via a simple SPL token transfer to the Solana burn address
(1nc1n3raTor11111111111111111111111111111). A public transaction hash is
shared after every burn window so holders can verify supply reduction.
Want a step-by-step guide? Ping us and we’ll publish the exact CLI flow we use.