Humanity Verified.
Burn to belong.
BotLock is the first invite-only, blockchain-native social graph for the Flare and Songbird ecosystem. Membership is not a signup — it is a provable on-chain act of economic commitment. No bots, no sybils, no fake reputation. Just proven participants.
Three tokens. One conduit.
BotLock runs on a closed-loop economy: burn to earn BTL, stake to earn KLS, hold NFTs to earn CPC. Each token has a distinct role, a fixed or capped supply, and a place in the burn-to-govern pipeline.
BotLock
Supply 1,000,000
The membership token. Burn any asset to verify your humanity and claim a BTL welcome grant — a ledger credit, not a drop. Upgrade burns grant more BTL at a diminishing rate.
Keystone
Supply 15,000
The governance token. Earned — never bought. Stake BTL or fuse a Genesis NFT to accrue KLS from one shared 15,000 supply. One KLS, one vote, whale-capped.
Cyber Punk Coin
Supply 5,000,000
The NFT-yield token. Minted by Cyber Punk NFT holders as ongoing yield and consumed across platform actions. Capped at five million — utility gas for the ecosystem.
Every token feeds the next. Burns remove BTL permanently and split into the dead address, the Soft Pillow Fund, and the BTL Buyback. Staking locks BTL to emit KLS. NFTs yield CPC. Nothing leaks out of the conduit.
Skin in the game, not a checkmark.
Crypto social is overrun with bots, sybils, and scams because membership costs nothing. BotLock reverses that: to belong, you must destroy real economic value — an act no bot farm can afford at scale.
Bots farm engagement
Sybil wallets and automated accounts manufacture likes, replies, and reputation at zero cost, drowning genuine signal in noise.
Verification is gameable
Web2 blue checks prove an identity exists, not that the person behind it is real, committed, or aligned with the community.
No cost to bad actors
When joining a community is free, scammers and bots can spin up unlimited accounts and abandon them at the first failure.
The BotLock Thesis
An identity that costs real value to acquire is an identity worth protecting. By tying membership to a provable on-chain burn, BotLock makes sybil attacks economically unprofitable and turns reputation into a signal of genuine commitment — not a metric that can be farmed.
A pillow to fall on when a scam slips through.
Blockchains are unforgiving — a wrong address or a scam and value can be gone in an instant. The Soft Pillow Protocol (SPP) is BotLock's answer: a burn-funded cushion members can fall back on if they fall victim to a scam, giving them something soft to land on as they try to recover. It does not recover the lost funds — it supports the member.
A pillow to fall on
If a member falls victim to a scam, a dedicated treasury is there to cushion the fall and support an attempt to recover — not to recover the stolen funds themselves.
Member support fund
A pooled, burn-funded resource members can lean on when things go wrong, growing with the network so help is there when it is needed.
Funded by all activity
The 50% verification-burn share feeds the cushion — and so does a cut of every other BotLock transaction: feed refresh fees, publishing, mining telemetry, and more. All platform activity strengthens the pillow.
Trust flywheel
Every new member makes the cushion stronger, so the network becomes safer precisely as it becomes larger.
The Flywheel
Every new member's burn feeds the cushion, so the network becomes safer precisely as it becomes larger — membership and protection scale together.
Membership is an asset. Prove you belong.
BotLock is invite-only and wallet-native. Connect a Flare or Songbird wallet, burn to verify, and join a community where every member is a proven participant.