BUKIT tokenomics
HyperBukit · hyperbukit.com · updated 10 October 2026
Not investment advice. BUKIT is a utility token used on hyperbukit.com to fund and settle events. It is not a security, a deposit or a financial instrument, and holding it gives no equity, profit share or claim on HyperBukit or its treasury. Nothing here is financial, legal or tax advice.
At a glance
| Network | Solana |
| Mint address | 5eBfe7DVixqaQUYsv39RFi23A7mMcACQQPJxXqcWu9wr |
| Supply | 100,000,000 BUKIT, minted once — fixed |
| Decimals | 6 |
| Freeze authority | None, permanently — no account can ever be frozen |
| Mint authority | A hardware wallet (Ledger), kept offline |
| Internal rate | 1 SOL = 100 BUKIT — a fixed rate, not a market price |
The only live BUKIT mint is the address above. An earlier mint was retired in August 2026 and is labeled HyperBukit (Retired) / BUKITOLD; anything else offering "Bukit" is not us.
Where the supply is
- About 99% is in cold storage on the hardware wallet.
- About 1% (1,000,000 BUKIT) is a working float in the treasury, which pays out deposits automatically.
- A small remainder is held by people who have deposited.
The hot float holds only what deposits need, so a compromise of a server key cannot reach the rest of the supply. The live split is on the dashboard: https://www.hyperbukit.com/dashboard.
How BUKIT moves
- Deposit: send SOL on the site, receive BUKIT from the treasury float at the internal rate. No deposit fee. One purchase is capped at 1,000 SOL.
- Events: a guest deposits BUKIT into an event's escrow bucket. When the event meets its goal, the host is paid; if the deadline passes first, everyone is refunded in full.
- Leaving early: where the host allowed it when creating the event, a guest can take their whole deposit back until the goal is met.
- Calling off: a host can call off an event that has not met its goal; every deposit can then be taken back at once. A met goal cannot be called off.
- Burn: a filled event keeps back a fee, part of which is burned on chain, and the Redemption Center burns the whole price of what you redeem. Nothing new is minted, so burns only shrink the supply.
- Rewards: small BUKIT rewards for using the site, paid from the float.
Fees
| What | Fee |
|---|---|
| Deposit SOL for BUKIT | None |
| Events (BUKIT) | 3% today when an event fills: 1% burned, 2% treasury. Nothing if it doesn't fill or is called off. |
| Redemptions | The whole price is burned |
| Card tickets | 5% processing fee — added at checkout or absorbed by the host, as the host chooses. Refunded too if the event doesn't fill. |
The event fee is set on chain and bounded by the escrow program for good: it can never exceed 40% of a fill (the most ticketing platforms charge today), and the burned share can be anything from 0% to the whole fee. Any change is announced at least 14 days before it takes effect and is visible on chain; the aim is for the community to vote on it. The card fee is a platform setting, not on chain, and changes only with notice in the Terms.
Risks
- The only market is a small SOL/BUKIT pool on Raydium (since 4 October 2026), which Hyperbukit does not operate. BUKIT may not be sellable in size, and any dollar figure on the site is an estimate.
- The price can fall, including to zero.
- Smart contracts can fail, Solana can be congested, and transactions are irreversible.
- Token rules and their tax and regulatory treatment can change.
Full details and the risk disclosure: https://www.hyperbukit.com/token
How it all works, and what is fixed in the program and why: the whitepaper, https://www.hyperbukit.com/docs/whitepaper