Dev / demo data. Figures come from the in-memory development store and reset on restart.

Transparency

Follow the fees

Where creator fees go, what every fighter build actually cost, and every transaction the treasury has claimed. Nothing rounded up, nothing hidden.

Advertised fee split

Every creator fee a CHALLENGER coin earns is split 50% to the wallet that launched it and 50% to the CHALLENGER treasury, which pays for fighter builds and running the game.
$0.00Lifetime creator fees
$0.00Treasury share (50%)
$0.00Spent on builds
0 SOLClaimed by treasury

Last updated . Lifetime fees are measured from on-chain trades for each mint (all shareholders combined), not from what has been claimed.

On-chain

Treasury claims

Every transaction in which the treasury collected its share of creator fees, newest first. Each signature links to a block explorer so you can check it yourself.

0 claims · 0 SOL total
DateFighterSignatureClusterAmount
The treasury has not claimed any fees yet. The first claim will appear here with its transaction signature.

Pipeline

Builds & real cost

Every external call the build pipeline makes (language model, image, 3D) logs its actual price. Here is that spend per fighter next to the treasury's share of that fighter's fees. The goal: every build costs less than it earns.

0 coins · 0 provider calls · cost vs treasury income
FighterStatusCallsBuild costLifetime feesTreasury shareCost / incomeNet
No coins have launched yet, so nothing has been built or spent.

How to read this: “Cost / income” is the build spend as a share of the treasury's cut of that coin's fees. Under 100% (green) the fighter has paid for itself; over 100% (red) the treasury spent more than it has earned from that coin so far. House fighters are not listed: they have no coin and were built from the project's own budget.

Per fighter

Fee totals

Lifetime creator fees generated by each coin, all shareholders combined. This is the number the milestone ladder reads.

No coin has generated creator fees yet.