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πŸ“œ The Blaze Papers

Everything BLAZE, written down properly. Every number here is copied straight off the deployed contracts and the live site. Where a figure is rounded for reading, it says so, and the exact one is a click away on SonicScan — nothing hidden. Pick a topic below.

πŸ₯± degen tl;dr

BLAZE is a free practice token on Sonic Mainnet. It is worth almost nothing on purpose β€” the whole point is to let people learn transfers, burns, faucets, seven casino games, a proof-of-existence notary and a shelf of wallet tools without risking a single real cent. No sale, no presale, no VC, no team wallet. Born 2025, still 100% vibes. 🌞

Since 31 August 2026 it has an actual price β€” about $0.00000011 a token, on two pools we seeded ourselves and then locked ourselves out of. That is not a promotion and it is not an invitation: a price is not a promise, and the only thing it really changes is that the "worth almost nothing" part is now something you can check instead of something you have to take from us. See πŸ“ˆ The Price. πŸ§ͺ

4.2 billion BLAZE got minted once, at deploy, and that's it forever β€” ownership of the token itself is renounced, so nobody, not even the people who built it, can mint more or flip a switch on you. Everything built on top β€” the faucet, the seven games, the notary, the Burn Altar and its two NFT collections, plus the LP timelock, thirteen separate contracts β€” is still owner-controlled, and we say so plainly rather than letting the token's renouncement cover for them. Read Trust & Verify for the honest breakdown.

πŸ€“ the nerd stuff

BLAZE (ticker BLAZE, 18 decimals) deployed to Sonic Mainnet (chain ID 146 / 0x92) in 2025. The ERC-20 token contract at 0x63cdf20e2169cc52cc27455735bf2d870b8105fa is verified on SonicScan and its ownership is renounced to the zero address β€” no mint function is reachable, no pause, no blacklist, no rate change, ever.

Thirteen more contracts sit alongside it, fourteen deployed in total: the Blaze Faucet, seven games β€” HeadorBlazed (coin flip), BlazeDice, BlazePlinko, BlazeWheel, BlazeCrash, BlazeHiLo (Higher & Lower) and BlazeMines (Ember Field) β€” BlazeNotary, the Eternal Flame proof-of-existence stamp β€” and the BurnAltar with its two win-only NFT collections, BlazeNumbers and SacredFlames β€” and, since 2026-08-31, BlazeLpLock, the timelock holding the pooled BLAZE/wS liquidity until March 2028. Every one of them remains owner-controlled by the deployer/treasury wallet; only the token is renounced. The lock is the narrowest of them β€” its entire owner-power list is transferOwnership, which cannot make the cliff arrive sooner but can change which address collects at it. See Trust & Verify for every address and what "owner-controlled" actually means in practice.

Read the papers

🍼 New here? Start Here

The whole project explained like you've never touched crypto: what a wallet is, what burning means, why our token is worth almost nothing on purpose, what its new price does and doesn't mean, and what to click first. No jargon, no assumptions.

πŸͺ™ Tokenomics

Supply, the two burn paths, both hardcoded thresholds, the honest history of who got BLAZE and how β€” and the two seeded pools, with 10% of the LP the treasury minted burned and 90% timelocked, plus what the pools being open to everyone else means.

πŸ“ˆ The Price

What one BLAZE is actually worth, read live off both pools β€” plus what the treasury and the game floats would do to it if they sold. A price is not a promise; this page exists so you can check ours instead of trusting it.

🎰 The Casino (all seven games)

Coin flip, dice, plinko, the wheel, the rocket, the card ladder and the ember dig. Bet limits, payouts, burn splits, session credits, and the randomness caveats β€” every number straight from the contracts.

πŸ—ΏπŸ”₯ The Burn Altar

Sacrifice BLAZE, burned in full on the spot, for a shot at three prize lanes β€” vaulted Bassment Rats, Sacred Flames and Blaze Numbers. The full published odds, the Sacrifice Tickets math, the per-roll clamp, the Ash Chronicle, and exactly which powers the keeper kept.

🚰 The Blaze Faucet

Who's eligible, the NFT-holder boost, and the one contract quirk we're not going to pretend isn't there.

πŸŽ’ NFT Viewer Suite

My NFTs, browse-any-collection, BLAZE-Calculatedβ„’ rarity, share links, transfers, and the failsafes that keep it all up.

πŸ’Έ BLAZE Multisender

Batch-send BLAZE (or any Sonic token) to a whole tribe in one tx β€” powered by Scatter, a third-party MIT contract by 0xJijimi, not audited by us.

🌯 The Burrito

Wrap S, unwrap wS, 1:1 both ways forever β€” whose contract actually does it (Sonic's, not ours), and why it's the one tool that needs zero approvals.

πŸ”₯πŸ“œ Proof of Existence

What a blockchain timestamp proves, the four things it doesn't, why guessable content leaks without a salt, how folder batching works, and exactly what the notary's owner can and cannot do.

🧹 The Great Revoker

What a token approval actually is, how we find every one you've granted, and why clearing ten of them costs ten signatures.

πŸ• Token Safety

What The Rug Sniffer actually checks β€” mint, pause, ownership, admin roles, self-destruct and upgradeable proxies β€” and how to read a rug signal without reading it as a verdict.

πŸ” Trust & Verify

Every contract address, what's renounced vs. owner-controlled, FeeM enrollment, and the not-audited disclosure β€” in one table.

🧾 Reading Receipts

When you're ready for detail: gas, transfers, approvals, two-phase bets, and how to read any transaction yourself.

The story, briefly

BLAZE launched in 2025 as a deliberately near-worthless test token, deployed to Sonic Mainnet β€” real infrastructure, not a testnet β€” so people could learn how tokens actually behave without risking money. The full 4.2B supply was minted once to the deployer and distributed by airdrop; there was no sale and no team allocation.

A coin-flip game and a claim faucet came next, so there'd be something to do with the token besides hold it. That kept going: dice, plinko, a wheel, a crash game, a card ladder and a mines dig followed, then the Eternal Flame notary β€” a proof-of-existence stamp that has nothing to do with betting at all β€” then the πŸ—Ώ Burn Altar, where sacrificed BLAZE burns in full for a chance at one of two win-only NFT collections (or a vaulted Bassment Rat) β€” plus a set of tools that touch no BLAZE contract whatsoever, like the approval revoker, the rug sniffer and the transaction decoder.

Then, on 31 August 2026, the last missing piece: BLAZE got a price. The treasury seeded two BLAZE/wS pools, burned 10% of the resulting LP to a dead address and locked the other 90% away until March 2028, keeping none of it. That does not make BLAZE an investment and we are not going to pretend otherwise β€” it makes the "worth almost nothing" claim auditable, and it means the liquidity behind a trade cannot be yanked out from under it before March 2028 — not “ever”, and only the burned tenth is genuinely permanent. Both halves of that are on πŸ“ˆ The Price, including the parts that are not locked.

So the honest summary is no longer "a token and a couple of toys". It's fourteen deployed contracts β€” the token itself, the faucet, and twelve things built on top β€” with the token's ownership renounced and every other contract still owner-controlled. The site you're reading this from is the front end for all of them, and Trust & Verify lists every address with what is renounced and what isn't.