FlareTopia.
The Legend of Drak.
The Battle of the Kallos Mines — Riven Drak vs Cyber Punks
FlareTopia is invitation-only for a limited time, with advancement to open enrollment coming soon. It is a blockchain-native social and DeFi world for the Flare and Songbird ecosystem. Membership is an on-chain act of commitment: burn native value and BTL to prove, then govern to protect. Secured by BotLockHQ.
One map. One conduit.
The FlareTopia ecosystem as one interactive map, then the member journey through it: burn to verify, claim a BTL grant, stake for KLS, govern.
The central staking hub — BTL, CPC, and Genesis NFTs flow in and out, secured by BotLockHQ.
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$1 onboard
Burn any asset
Destroy any on-chain asset to prove you are a unique human — one wallet, one identity.
Burn splits to
- 25%Dead forever
- 50%Soft Pillow Fund
- 25%BTL Buyback
$1 → 1,000 BTL
Welcome Grant
A claimable ledger credit, not an instant drop. Upgrade burns grant more BTL at a diminishing rate.
Upgrade tiers
- $54,500 BTL
- $108,000 BTL
- $5035,000 BTL
BTL + NFT Fusion
Stake BTL
Lock BTL or fuse an NFT to earn KLS over time from one shared 15,000 supply.
Staking engines
- Lock BTLKLS rewards
- Genesis NFTFUTUREfuse for shared supply
Both draw from one shared 15,000 KLS supply.
KLS authority
Govern
KLS holders set treasury allocations and protocol direction — one KLS, one vote, whale-capped.
Governance powers
- Treasuryallocations
- Directionwhale-capped
Welcome Grant · By Tier
More BTL per burn, less BTL per dollar.
Grants are diminishing — every tier grants more total BTL, but fewer BTL per dollar than the tier below it. The smallest burn is the most efficient.
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.
One human, two burns, one identity.
FlareTopia uses wallet-native identity secured by BotLockHQ. A recruit proves commitment by stacking a $1 native burn with a 500 BTL burn before receiving the Welcome grant.
Wallet is identity
There are no platform accounts. A member is a self-custodied Flare or Songbird wallet; identity is rooted in keys the user alone controls.
Stacked burn to verify
The member burns $1 of native value and 500 BTL. Both transactions must settle before verification or the Welcome grant can be issued.
Reputation that compounds
Reputation grows from real participation — governance votes and Inner Circle dialogue — and unlocks publishing rights, feed tiers, and command authority.
Multi-chain linkage
A single BotLock identity can bind an EVM wallet and an XRP Ledger address (via Xaman), so one proven human spans multiple chains.
Why a burn, not a stake
A stake can be withdrawn, so it only prices temporary honesty. A burn is permanent — the value is gone. That irreversibility is what makes it a credible signal of long-term intent, and what makes attacking the network costly in a way attackers cannot simply wait out.
A single 0–100 score for every verified human.
The Trust Score is the quantified output of the verified-human model — an off-chain reputation computed from the member's verified burn, governance participation, and platform activity. It is stored on the member's profile and exposed through a free, rate-limited public read API so external dApps can use FlareTopia reputation without trusting a central oracle. FlareTopia is among the first on Flare to expose burn-verified human reputation as a public, rate-limited read — distinct from the network's provider-reputation scoring (which rates FTSO validators and FAssets agents), this scores the individual verified human behind the wallet.
Burn
Tiered by the member's verification burn ($1 floor → $50 ceiling). The verified burn is a hard gate: without it no other signal is trustworthy, so an unverified wallet is capped at 5.
Governance
Each poll vote is worth 5 points. Five votes fills the bucket; further votes do not inflate the score. Participation is the signal, not volume.
Activity
Five longevity/engagement sub-signals — account age, on-chain wallet age, authored posts, followers, and referral weight — each with its own small cap so no single metric dominates.
The Verified-Burn Hard Gate
Every other signal — governance, activity, longevity — is only credible once the member has proven they are a unique human by completing the stacked burn. An unverified wallet can earn a few activity points, but the score is hard-capped at 5 until the burn settles. No verified burn, no meaningful reputation.
The Freshness Gate
A brand-new wallet that burns $1 the minute it's created cannot pass the bot gate. The burn bucket is suppressed to 0 until the wallet's on-chain age — the earliest transaction on Flare or Songbird, whichever is older — reaches a 90-day threshold. The threshold is governance-tunable (clamped 7–365) so FlareTopia members can tighten or loosen it by vote, not by code change.
Burn Points · By Tier
$1
Burn
30
Pts
↑ more BTL/$
$5
Burn
38
Pts
↑ more BTL/$
$10
Burn
44
Pts
↑ more BTL/$
$50
Burn
50
Pts
The $1 stacked burn is the floor (30 pts); scaling to the $50 tier rewards larger commitments. The full bucket caps at 50.
Activity Points · Five Sub-Signals
Account age
6 pts
+1 per 30 days of membership
On-chain wallet age
5 pts
+1 per 90 days on Flare/Songbird
Authored posts
6 pts
+1 per post (max 6)
Followers
5 pts
+1 per follower (max 5)
Referral weight
3 pts
+1 per verified invitee (max 3)
The five sub-signals sum to at most 25 — the activity bucket's full weight — so a single dimension (e.g. thousands of followers) cannot dominate the score.
Event-Driven Recompute
A score refreshes immediately when the underlying signal changes — after a verified burn is confirmed, or after a governance vote is cast — so a member's score never lags behind an action they just took.
Daily 3am CT Refresh
A scheduled pass recomputes every verified member's score once a day at 3:00am Central, so slow-moving signals (age, follower count, referral weight) stay current even between actions.
Public Read API · getTrustScore
The score is exposed as a free, unauthenticated, rate-limited read. Two dimensions keep abuse expensive: 60 calls/min per IP (the IP is read from cf-connecting-ip set by the edge, so it can't be spoofed via forwarded headers) and 30 calls/min per target wallet (so an attacker with many IPs still can't hammer one address or enumerate at scale). v1 reads the cached value from the member's profile — no live recompute per call, so the endpoint stays cheap and fast. The response returns the wallet, verification status, the 0–100 score, and the per-signal breakdown so an integrator can show why a score is what it is.
{ "wallet_address": "0x…"}
For Builders · Drop-In Integration
Request · cURL
curl -X POST \
https://botlockcrypto.base44.app/functions/getTrustScore \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{ "wallet_address": "0xabc…" }'Response · 200 OK
{
"wallet": "0xabc…",
"verified": true,
"score": 74,
"on_chain_age_days": 412,
"wallet_age_gate_applied": false,
"breakdown": {
"burn_pts": 44,
"governance_pts": 15,
"activity_pts": 15,
"on_chain_age_days": 412,
"wallet_age_gate_applied": false,
"computed_at": "2026-09-19T08:00:00Z"
}
}Rate Limit
60/min · 30/wallet
Per IP + per wallet. 429 on overflow.
Auth
None
No API key in v1.
Unverified
score ≤ 5
Hard-gated burn.
Treat "verified": true as your bot gate. A score of 0–5 means the wallet never completed FlareTopia's stacked burn — reject it, or surface a "verify as a human" prompt. When "wallet_age_gate_applied": true, the wallet verified but is too new on-chain — surface a "wallet too new" prompt instead of "unverified". The breakdown lets you show users why a score is what it is.
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. FlareTopia's Soft Pillow Protocol is funded by Welcome allocation contributions and NFT collection sales, giving members something soft to land on as they try to recover. It supports the member; it does not reverse the chain.
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 resource members can lean on when things go wrong, growing with the network so help is there when it is needed.
Welcome grants + NFT sales
Ten percent of every gross Welcome allocation strengthens the Pillow Fund, while a defined share of NFT collection sales adds independent, long-term funding.
Trust flywheel
Every new member makes the cushion stronger, so the network becomes safer precisely as it becomes larger.
Three Inlet Streams
The Pillow Fund draws from three independent sources: a share of every membership verification burn, 10% of every gross Welcome allocation, and a share of each Flare Yield Pool cycle — with NFT collection sales as a long-term reserve. Membership and protection scale together: every new member makes the cushion stronger.
Four tokens. Recruitment, access, authority, and velocity.
FlareTopia uses DRAK as the recruit-facing meme protector, BTL for access and utility, KLS for earned governance authority, and CPC as the high-velocity platform utility gas. Each token has one clear job.
$DRAK · DRAK
Meme Protector · 225,000,000 cap
The recruit-facing protector of the Flare community. Approved allocations enter the ongoing Feast, where DRAK is burned on Flare to mint BTL on Flare. Member burns and the protocol floor keep it deflationary.
$BOTLOCK · BTL
Utility Token · 1,000,000 fixed
The access and utility layer of the ecosystem. BTL powers verification burns, feed refresh tiers, publishing, and mining telemetry integration. A fixed supply means every burn is permanently deflationary.
$KALLOS · KLS
Governance Token · 15,000 cap
Earned exclusively by staking BTL — never sold. With a hard cap of 15,000, KLS is a genuinely scarce governance asset. Command authority must be earned through commitment, not purchased through capital.
$CYBERPUNK · CPC
Utility Gas · 5,000,000 cap
The high-velocity platform gas. CPC is minted by Genesis Collection NFT rarity as a daily yield and as a one-time fusion bonus, then burned on every platform action — a structural micro-burn sink. Balances live off-chain in a per-wallet ledger until the CPC ERC-20 deploys, so the economics are live before the contract.
Supply Allocation
BTL Allocation
1,000,000 · Fixed Supply
KLS Allocation
15,000 · Hard Cap
CPC Emission Streams
5,000,000 · Hard Cap
Token Comparison
Three years of declining KLS emissions.
Annual envelopes decline as governance matures; KLS is earned through commitment and is never sold.
6,750 KLS
Bootstrapping
The widest emission window rewards early BTL commitment and establishes the first governance cohort.
5,250 KLS
Controlled Growth
Emission declines as participation expands, increasing scarcity while sustaining staking incentives.
3,000 KLS
Scarcity Era
The final scheduled allocation completes distribution and transitions governance to a fully earned supply.
BTL Staking · 50%
Half of each annual envelope is reserved for BTL positions and cannot consume another engine's allocation.
NFT Fusion · 35%
Fused NFT rewards stop at their independent annual ceiling, preserving the BTL and governance reserves.
Governance · 15%
A protected governance incentive reserve completes the 100% annual allocation and never rolls into farming engines.
Each engine is an independent circuit breaker. When its annual allocation reaches zero, claims enter Reserve Depleted state; unused allocation does not migrate to another engine. The 15,000 KLS contract cap remains the final hard stop.
NFT sales delegated, yield shared back to members.
The Flare Yield Pool is the community dividend engine. Flare raised through Genesis Collection mints and secondary royalties is delegated to an FTSO provider, then staked with Digital Dynamix once the pool crosses 50,000 FLR. Every distribution cycle the accrued yield is split three ways: 5% to the Pillow Fund, 10% to eligible members pro-rata, and 85% compounded back into the pool. A live dashboard on the Ecosystem page tracks the pool size, the three-way split, DYNMX pass-through status, and cycle history.
Funded by NFT sales
Primary Genesis Collection mints and secondary-market royalties route Flare (FLR) into a protocol-owned pool. The principal never leaves the community — it is put to work.
Delegate, then stake
The pool delegates its FLR to an FTSO data provider for delegation rewards until it reaches 50,000 FLR, then transitions to full staking with Digital Dynamix. The threshold protects against dust-sized pools.
Pro-rata to members
Each cycle, 10% of accrued yield is split across eligible members, weighted by burn commitment and Genesis Collection holdings — the more skin, the larger the share.
Compounding reserve
85% of each cycle stays in the pool and compounds straight into the principal. As the principal grows, so does every future cycle, so the dividend strengthens with the network instead of draining it.
The Cycle Split
Each finalized cycle takes the accrued yield and divides it three ways. 5% routes to the Pillow Fund that backs members against scams and hardship. 10% goes to eligible members, weighted by burn commitment and Genesis Collection holdings. The remaining 85% compounds straight back into the pool principal — so every future cycle is larger than the last. Nothing is extracted by the team; the only outflow is the on-chain claim a member settles themselves.
Members can keep their FLR share, or swap it for DRAK and burn at the Drak Feast to mint more BTL. It is never forced — just a flywheel the pool helps spin.
How a member's share is computed
Burn commitment
A member's total Welcome burn in USD becomes their grant weight.
Genesis Collection holdings
On-chain NFT count from the Genesis Collection for the wallet becomes their NFT weight.
Pro-rata payout
Combined weight vs. the network total sets the FLR share, claimable on-chain.
DYNMX Pass-Through · Staking Phase
Once the pool crosses 50,000 FLR and stakes with Digital Dynamix, it earns the standard FLR staking yield and a separate monthly DYNMX airdrop on top. The pool passes that DYNMX through to eligible members pro-rata as a second reward stream that never touches the FLR principal — FLR keeps compounding, DYNMX is the member-facing distribution token. DYNMX is non-tradable — it is never swapped or sold. Members hold and accumulate it solely toward 1,000,000 DYNMX, the burn cost to mint a Digital Dynamix Royalty Vault NFT that carries a 1% claim on the Royalty Vault.
Stream A · FLR Yield
Standard staking yield on the FLR principal, split per the cycle above. The principal grows forever and so does every future payout.
Stream B · DYNMX Airdrop
A separate monthly DYNMX distribution from Digital Dynamix, passed straight through to eligible members. The FLR principal is never spent to buy DYNMX — it is pure bonus on top of compounding FLR.
DD NFT Boost Ladder
The pool wallet acquires Digital Dynamix NFTs (e.g. Fat Cats). Each one boosts the DYNMX airdrop, so every member's share grows with the pool's collection:
0
NFTs
+0%
1
NFTs
+10%
2
NFTs
+20%
3
NFTs
+30%
4
NFTs
+40%
Capped at +40% (4 NFTs). Boost applies to the whole pool's DYNMX airdrop, so one new NFT lifts every eligible member's pass-through.
How a DYNMX claim settles
Authorize
The protocol signs an EIP-712 authorization for the member's DYNMX share — one signature, one cycle, one wallet.
Claim on-chain
The member submits the signature to the verifiable distributor contract and receives DYNMX directly — protocol never custodies it.
Hold & accumulate
DYNMX is not tradable — members hold their airdrop as a long-term position, accumulating toward the Royalty Vault NFT payoff described above.
Eligibility mirrors the FLR stream: verified members weighted by burn commitment + Genesis Collection holdings. Both streams pay out on the same cycle, but a member can claim each independently.
Claims are settled by the member, not the protocol. Each eligible share is signed with an EIP-712 authorization the member submits to a verifiable on-chain distributor contract — one signature, one cycle, one wallet. The full breakdown — pool size, the pillow/member/reserve split, DYNMX pass-through status, DD NFT boost, eligible count, weight totals, and the history of past cycles — is visible live on the Ecosystem page dashboard. Funding comes from Genesis Collection mints and secondary royalties.
[ Governance-Voted Future ]
The 10% member split is the starting point — not a ceiling. Once the pool is healthy, KLS holders can open a governance poll to raise it, capped at a safe ceiling that protects the compounding reserve. An approved poll updates the member percentage and the new rate applies from the next finalized cycle. The protocol never decides this alone; the network votes the rate it wants.
The race to mint the rarest TH boost.
Every Genesis Collection NFT minted through the Genesis Mint rolls a permanent TH boost — a hashrate multiplier that lives on the token forever. Higher tiers are exponentially rarer, so each mint is a race: roll a Core, or beat the odds for a Mythic. The boost never degrades, and it travels with the NFT into fusion staking and the mining leaderboard.
100 unique on-chain punks. Mint one, roll its permanent TH boost, fuse for rarer tiers — then mine with it forever.
Mythic
rarestTH ≥ 12 · permanent multiplier
3.0x
hashrate
Epic
very rareTH ≥ 10 · permanent multiplier
2.5x
hashrate
Rare
rareTH ≥ 8 · permanent multiplier
2.0x
hashrate
Charged
uncommonTH ≥ 6 · permanent multiplier
1.5x
hashrate
Core
commonTH ≥ 0 · permanent multiplier
1.1x
hashrate
A permanent multiplier
The TH boost is minted onto the NFT itself — it does not decay, reset, or depend on staking. It lifts the member's mining hashrate for as long as they hold the token, and the rarer the tier, the larger the lift.
Race, fuse, or both
Mint in RNG mode to roll for a rare boost, or pay a known tier in Vault mode. A high-TH NFT can be held for hashrate, or fused in the Fusion Lab — burning two NFTs to roll a permanent fused tier and a one-time CPC bonus.
The rarity race is the gamified heart of the Cyber Punk collection: every mint is a roll, every tier is permanent, and the leaderboard reflects who burned and rolled the hardest. Mythic is the jackpot.
Fusion Lab · crit-roll mechanics
Two Genesis Collection NFTs are burned to mint one fused NFT. The fusion class is derived from the average TH of the two sources; a weighted roll against the class's static crit table decides the resulting tier, which the fused NFT inherits permanently. A crit is a result two or more tiers above the class. Each successful fusion also pays a one-time CPC bonus to the member's ledger.
| Fusion class | Mythic | Epic | Rare | Charged | Core |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mythic | 65% | 35% | 0% | 0% | 0% |
| Epic | 15% | 60% | 25% | 0% | 0% |
| Rare | 2% | 18% | 60% | 20% | 0% |
| Charged | 0% | 3% | 17% | 60% | 20% |
| Core | 0% | 0% | 3% | 12% | 85% |
[ Ember % = crit · a result two+ tiers above the fusion class ]
CPC Fusion Bonus · one-time payout
- Mythic+300 CPC
- Epic+125 CPC
- Rare+50 CPC
- Charged+25 CPC
- Core+10 CPC
Informed gamble
The crit odds and the CPC payout ladder are shown before the member signs, so every fusion is an informed bet — no hidden probabilities, no surprise penalties. The reveal animation plays only after the signed transaction is committed.
No re-roll grinding
Source NFTs are pre-consumed against a single-use EIP-712 nonce before the roll, so a fusion signature can never be replayed to re-roll the outcome. One signature, one roll, one fused NFT — the entire flow is a single on-chain transaction.
From verified identity to a self-protecting network.
BotLock ships in phases, each layer reinforcing the last — identity first, then the Cyber Punk velocity layer, governance authority, treasury economics, and ecosystem expansion.
Foundation
Burn-to-verify identity on Flare, the gated feed, and BTL as the access token. The verified-human model goes live with reputation tracking.
Cyber Punk Layer
The Cyber Punk Coin (CPC) utility-gas layer ships: rarity-weighted NFT yield, the Fusion Lab with crit-roll mechanics and full odds disclosure, and the off-chain ledger that makes the economy live before the CPC ERC-20 deploys.
Command Authority
KLS launch via BTL staking, governance polls, whale-cap enforcement, and restricted official publishing channels for verified analysts.
Treasury Economics
The Soft Pillow Protocol becomes a visible on-chain treasury, funded by a fraction of BTL burns and governed by KLS-weighted allocations.
Ecosystem Expansion
Mining telemetry, X social intelligence, the DRAGON agent, and full cross-chain identity spanning Flare, Songbird, and the XRP Ledger.
The Story of the Drak.
The legend of the Riven Drak — protector of Flare, raised by Hugo from a pup, now split across two dimensions by the Cyber Punks.
[ 01 · THE SPLIT ]
The Dragon Torn in Two
The Cyber Punks split DRAK in the Songbird mines — one half dragged into darkness, one half hurled through the rift toward Flare.
Hugo creates Flare and SGB
Hugo Philion created the Flare and SGB Dimensions—the connected realms where the protector, the Cyber Punks, and the Kallos war would emerge.
From pup to protector
Hugo raised Drak from a pup and taught him to defend the people, culture, and meme coins of the Flare community.
Hugo builds the guardian ship
Hugo built the Spark Sentinel and Echoed Drak into it before the dimensional war, giving Flare a guardian presence even when Drak crossed the rift.
Prepared to fight the Cyber Punks
Hugo trained Drak FLR to battle the Cyber Punks, survive the Kallos Mines, and carry one defining mission: bring Drak SGB home.
The rescue becomes personal
The Cyber Punks captured Drak SGB and dragged him into the Kallos Mines. Drak FLR now fights not only for Flare, but to reunite the Riven Drak.
The community joins the mission
The ongoing Drak Feast arms approved recruits with BTL and turns the legend into a living campaign against bots and the Cyber Punk warfront.
One app. Two surfaces.
BotLock is a single codebase with two skins. The Sanctuary (BotLock, ember) is the Flare HQ. The Warfront (Drak-Verse, cool steel) is the Kallos front. Crossing between them swaps the entire palette and fires a rift — once per session.
BotLock · Ember · Flare HQ
The home surface. The Bridge, the Social Lounge, Governance, Private Quarters, the Music Room. Ember-lit, verified, human. This is where the community lives.
Drak-Verse · Cool Steel · Kallos Mines
The war surface. Kallos, Mining, the Ecosystem. The cool-steel skin signals you have crossed into the Drak-Verse — where the Cyber Punks are fought and the economy runs.
A transition, not a page load
The first time each session a member crosses into the Warfront, a silent ~2s CSS/SVG rift opens — two charcoal slabs part along a cyan seam, a spark bursts at center, and the cool-steel skin is revealed. It plays once, then stays out of the way.
Same app, different light
Structure, fonts, and layout stay identical across both skins — only the brand tokens move. Ember for the Sanctuary, cyan for the Warfront. The two skins feel like the same app in a different light, not two products.
DRAK — The MEME Coin Protector of Flare.
The growth-phase Drak Feast is ongoing until a cutoff date is announced. Approved recruits burn DRAK on Flare to mint BTL on Flare, solving the cold-start problem without weakening the stacked verification wall. DRAK is the recruit-facing meme protector; BTL is the scarce access token. A separate protocol floor burn keeps DRAK deflationary when community burns do not cover the target.
Feast Status · Ongoing
Cutoff date TBA · the date will be announced before restricted recruit access closes.
The Ongoing Recruit Feast
The growth-phase Feast stays open for approved recruits — burn airdropped DRAK on Flare to mint BTL on Flare, the sole on-ramp for new BTL.
The New-Recruit On-Ramp
Every approved recruit mints the 500 BTL entry requirement here, then completes FlareTopia’s stacked verification burn to enter.
DRAK is not a BotLock utility token. It is a deflationary meme coin first, and burning it for BTL is one use of it — not the only one. The Dragon serves two equally valid crowds, and they feed each other: the HODL crowd gives DRAK real price discovery so the Member burn is a genuine sacrifice, while the Feast and protocol burns give HODLers a deflationary story. Neither side is a failed conversion of the other.
[ SIDE A · THE HODLER ]
The Meme Investor
DRAK is a standalone deflationary meme coin. Holders can trade and HODL it for the protector thesis while member Feast burns and the protocol floor reduce supply. They never have to mint BTL or join FlareTopia.
- Holds DRAK as a deflationary meme asset — no app commitment required.
- Benefits from member burns and the protocol floor burn.
- Provides the liquidity and price discovery that makes the Member burn a real sacrifice.
[ SIDE B · THE MEMBER ]
The BotLock Member
The Member burns DRAK on Flare to mint BTL on Flare — the native token and the key to BotLock. The burn is proof-of-skin in the community. DRAK is the wide, fun asset they can actually acquire; BTL is the scarce membership they earn by sacrificing some of it.
- Burns DRAK to mint BTL and unlock BotLock membership.
- The sacrifice is real because DRAK has real market value — courtesy of the HODLers.
- Keeps the rest of their DRAK as a deflationary position if they choose.
Mutually reinforcing · without HODLers, DRAK has no liquidity and the burn is a free pass — BotLock's anti-sybil thesis breaks. Without Members, Feast demand and its member-burn engine disappear. The Dragon needs both, and both reinforce the other.
The Feast Cycle
Apply for DRAK
New recruits register through the verified-human airdrop form and receive an approved allocation.
Arm at the Feast
The Feast is ongoing with cutoff date TBA: burn DRAK on Flare and mint BTL on Flare.
Prove Humanity
Burn $1 of native value and 500 BTL on-chain. Both transactions must settle before verification.
Enter FlareTopia
Verification unlocks the Welcome grant and opens the Sanctuary and Warfront beyond the restricted recruit loop.
The first Dragon Feast hasn't opened yet. The $DRAK airdrop is in progress. Check back soon.
[ RATE GOVERNANCE ]
The DRAK→BTL rate is published fresh each feast. As DRAK's market price moves, the rate adjusts month-to-month so the real cost of BTL stays roughly constant. The rate is fixed for the duration of each feast; only the next feast carries a new rate. Today the rate is admin-set; a future governance hook will let KLS holders vote the monthly rate directly.
The Floor Burn · How It Fires
2% Floor, Never More
Each feast the Dragon may burn up to a 2% ceiling of the treasury DRAK reserve — never a target. It only fires when organic member burns fall short of the deflation target, tapers as the reserve shrinks so the Drak can never drain itself, and skips entirely when the community burns enough DRAK on its own. Organic demand always overrides.
Measure
Tally DRAK burned by members during the feast window.
Compare
If member burns cover the deflation target, the floor is skipped.
Fire
If short, the Dragon burns the gap from reserve — up to the 2% floor.
Publish
The burn tx hash is posted on Flare for anyone to verify.
The Feast is the on-ramp, not the gate. BTL alone does not verify a human — the stacked $1 native + 500 BTL burn does. See §02 · Verified Human Model for the full wall.
[ WHY TRUST THE DRAGON ]
A protocol-run monthly burn is only as credible as the person firing it. BotLock is built by a founder who has spent five years inside the Flare community — building, helping, and earning a reputation the old-fashioned way. That reputation is the credibility behind the Drak's sacrifice: every floor burn is a real, on-chain, verifiable act with a published Flare transaction hash, not theater. The Flare community knows who is behind this, and that trust is the whole product. A meme coin with no reputation behind it is just a logo; DRAK is a meme coin with a five-year track record standing behind the burn.
[ $DRAK WHITELIST // FEAST ONGOING · CUTOFF DATE TBA ]Drak guards the Flare community.
Get verified, earn the coin.
Apply for a reviewed DRAK recruit allocation. Once approved, burn DRAK through the Feast to mint BTL, then complete the stacked verification burn to enter FlareTopia. The Feast cutoff date will be announced.
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.