One coin.
Every chain.
Hold STTR on Base and spend it on any EVM chain — or pay in with whatever you already hold elsewhere. One balance. All the liquidity in one place.
- 10Bfixed supply, minted once
- 0%transfer fee, ever
- 0automated tests
There is no standard. There are forty of them.
Every network charges fees in its own asset. To act on Ethereum you need ETH. On Solana, SOL. On Polygon, POL. A payment standard that only works in one place is not a standard — it is a walled garden with a token attached.
You can't spend what you hold
A stablecoin on a chain where you hold no native token is stuck. You own value you cannot move, and moving it costs an asset you do not have.
Every new chain starts over
Acquire the native token first — from an exchange, or a bridge that itself needs gas — before the first transaction. Each chain repeats the whole loop.
Small balances become unusable
Gas is a fixed cost, not a percentage. A wallet holding a few dollars across three chains may not be able to afford to consolidate them at all.
One balance that pays everywhere
Hold STTR and nothing else. The network fee is settled in STTR on whichever supported chain you act on, so there is no second asset to find first.
You hold one asset. The rail does the rest.
The user never touches a native gas token. They sign the action they actually wanted; a paymaster settles the network fee and is compensated in STTR.
You sign
Holding only STTR. No native token on the destination chain, no bridging first.
A paymaster settles
It pays the network in the native asset and takes STTR in return.
The chain sees a paid transaction
Ordinary and fully funded. Your balance stays in one place.
On Base Sepolia today. A wallet holding no ETH signs a sale; a relayer pays the gas and is paid back in STTR out of the sale. The contract checks everything the holder signed, so the relayer can submit the order but never change it.
STTR itself moves between chains natively through ERC-7802 burn-and-mint, rather than as wrapped copies — so there is one STTR, not a family of bridged representations that drift apart.
Three products. One asset.
Each gives a reason to hold STTR that does not depend on the other two.
Transact anywhere, holding one asset
The primary demand driver: using the network consumes STTR.
Money that moves between people
Payments, balances and settlement between people, denominated in STTR. The consumer surface for the same rail.
One token, one vote — and the vote has to be real
Measured by checkpoints, so a balance borrowed for a single transaction carries no weight. Holders steer the protocol, including which bridges may move supply.
of supply — 2,000,000,000 STTR. The single largest allocation, and bigger than the team and early investor combined by a wide margin.
Goes to the people who use it.
Aimed at power users of EVM chains, weighted toward Base.
On-chain history
Genuine sustained activity across EVM chains, weighted toward Base. Not one-off volume, not a wallet made for a snapshot.
Testing our products
Using the testnet deployments and stressing the gas-abstraction flow before it carries real value.
Social participation
Contribution to the community rather than follower counts — answering, translating, writing, moderating.
More criteria
Published in full before the snapshot, so nobody is scored against rules they could not read in advance.
You will have to earn it. Scoring across several independent signals is what makes farming expensive — a wallet optimised for one metric scores poorly on the rest. Read the full criteria
What the code prevents, not what we promise.
Anyone can write a good intention into a document. These are enforced by contracts you can read, and none of them depends on our continued good behaviour.
Supply cannot be inflated
mint()There is no mint function. Not for an owner, not for an admin, not for us. 10,000,000,000 STTR, once.
No wallet can be frozen
freeze()blacklist()pause()No blacklist, no freeze, no pause, no transfer limit. The transfer path contains no condition any privileged account controls.
No fee can be switched on
setFee()setTax()There is no fee mechanism in the contract to enable later. Zero is not a setting; it is the absence of the machinery.
Vested tokens cannot be clawed back
revoke()clawback()Once sealed, nothing returns the vested token to anyone but its beneficiary — not even a unanimous multisig.
Pre-launch, and saying so.
The contracts are written, tested and running on Base Sepolia. They are not on mainnet, they have not been audited, and STTR is not tradeable. We would rather you read that here than discover it later.
| Item | State |
|---|---|
| Token, vesting and liquidity-lock contracts | Complete |
| Paymaster, intent-escrow and swap-router contracts | Deployed and exercised on Base Sepolia |
| Testnet app: STTR/ETH pool of real testnet ETH, open to liquidity providers | Live on Base Sepolia |
| Selling with the network fee paid in STTR, no ETH needed | Live on Base Sepolia |
| Selling STTR for real SOL on Solana devnet | Live |
| Free daily test STTR — 1 per wallet every 24 hours, enforced on chain | Live on Base Sepolia |
| Automated tests | 323, zero failures |
| All six contracts deployed and exercised on Base Sepolia | 136 checks, zero failures |
| Source verified on a public explorer | Token, vesting, lock |
| Multisig custody on testnet | Six Safes, 2-of-3 |
| Independent security audit | Not started |
| Base mainnet deployment | Not started |
Try it
See it working before it launches.
The testnet app runs against the real contracts: claim 1 free STTR a day or buy more with Base Sepolia ETH, sell it with no ETH at all, or sell it for real SOL on Solana devnet.