Where the mint stands

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— / 4,440,000 shares

Tier now: — of 353
Next share: —
Next share costs: — BNCB
Pool: —

353 tiers on one rail

Minted Still to mint Pool opens

Bar height is the price per share in BNCB. Each fifth of the rail is one price band, so early tiers stay visible.

Preview a count

Drag the clip, or focus the rail and use arrow keys (one tier), Shift+arrow (one share), Page Up/Down (one band). A preview never replaces the live count.

Mint

BSC · BNCB · gas in BNB

Shares this mint 1–10, whole numbers

You pay—

To pool · 80%: —
To treasury · 20%: —
PINCHU to you: —

Your limits the contract rejects the mint if any is missed

Max cost — Min PINCHU out — Deadline —

Credit a referrer

No referrer: the mint sends 0x0.

Exact call and raw amounts

Quote cost, raw BNCB (18 decimals): —

Approve: BNCB 0x4902c5ebc598265ed2212b559b042de8a5eeec3f, spender = Pinchu Mint 0x22A716ab76627CB24667D1298A9bFA70868a9BA8, amount = max cost —. Never unlimited.

Mint: mint(shares, referrer 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000, maxCost, minTokensOut —, deadline) to the Mint, value 0 BNB. Calldata of your last press: none yet

Max cost covers others minting first: if the count moves before your block, your shares are priced at the tiers they land in, up to this bound.

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Price tiers

Shares 1–10,000 are one tier at 0.25. After that, steps of 1,000, then 10,000, then 20,000 shares. A mint that crosses a step pays each share at its own tier. How the ladder works

Your mint allowance

How many shares one Agent ID may still buy. It is never free tokens or a referral payout.

10Base, every Agent ID
+1Per invited ID's first paid mint
+1Follow on X · reviewed and signed
+1Post on X · reviewed and signed
+1Join Telegram · reviewed and signed
−Shares this ID already minted

Connect your wallet and these numbers are read from the chain for your Agent ID. Follow, post and Telegram tasks are closed: the review service that signs them is not running, so no task can be claimed yet. Invite credit: when a wallet whose Agent ID has never made a paid mint names your wallet as referrer, its first paid mint adds +1 mint allowance to your Agent ID. Self-invites and the same ID earn nothing. It is allowance only, never tokens or money. Share your link above, or a friend can tick “Credit a referrer” and paste your address. One social account counts for one ID only.

How a mint moves the rail

The rules behind every share: the price ladder, the pool opening at share 10,000, what happens after it, taxes, hard limits and the payment asset. Share prices use the design's exact integer tiers; pool and tax examples are rounded illustrations.

353 steps, priced share by share

Shares 1–10,000 cost 0.25 BNCB. After that the price climbs in steps until share 4,440,000, where it reaches 2.0175 BNCB. A mint that crosses a step pays each share at its own tier, so 0.25 is the opening price, not a permanent one.

Example: with 9,999 shares minted, 10 more cost 1 × 0.25 + 9 × 0.275 = 2.725 BNCB.

Each band gets equal width so the early steps stay readable; shares per step grow from 1,000 to 20,000 along the way.

Price bands
Shares	Step width	BNCB per share
1–10,000	one tier	0.25
10,001–20,000	1,000	0.275 → 0.5
20,001–100,000	1,000	0.525 → 0.92
100,001–1,000,000	10,000	0.925 → 1.37
1,000,001–4,440,000	20,000	1.375 → 2.0175

All 353 tiers with tier totals

Tier	Shares	BNCB / share	Tier total

Share 10,000 opens the pool

The mint that includes share 10,000 also creates the PINCHU / BNCB pool, in the same transaction (or earlier, if the dev admin opens it early). Until the pool is open, ordinary PINCHU transfers are off. After it, anyone can trade on the pool; no Agent ID is needed to trade.

The LP tokens this project mints go straight to the dead address. That covers this project's new LP only; third-party liquidity or protocol fee LP can still exist, so this is not a claim that all LP is locked.

BNCB collected

2,500

10,000 × 0.25

2,000 BNCB into the pool

500 BNCB to the treasury

PINCHU minted

900B

500B to minters · 400B paired

Per opening share: 50,000,000 PINCHU to you · 40,000,000 into the pool
Opening ratio: 0.000000005 BNCB per PINCHU (50M for 0.25)
LP from this project: Minted to the dead address

These figures are the normal case: the pool opens at share 10,000 and nobody has sent BNCB to the pair beforehand. An early opening or outside BNCB donations change the actual reserves and ratio. The opening ratio is a spot ratio at that block, not a price anyone can exit at in size. The dev admin address can open the pool early at 1–9,999 shares (the treasury Safe cannot); if used, opening shares still get 50M each and the pool side follows live reserves. The Mint page shows “Opened early” from the chain when that happens. There is no refund if the 10,000 mark is not reached.

After 10,000: tokens follow the pool

From share 10,001, each share's PINCHU is minted to you at the pool's ratio, slightly better than spot by the 0.99 divisor. 80% of what you pay is paired with newly minted PINCHU and added to the pool; 20% goes to the treasury.

PINCHU per share = share cost × PINCHU in pool ÷ BNCB in pool ÷ 0.99

Worked example

Pre-filled with the reserves right after opening. A live mint reads the reserves at its own block and moves them, so each later share gets a different amount.

Share cost, BNCB PINCHU in pool BNCB in pool

Pool upkeep on mints

The design keeps a reference line: mint principal paid so far (the Mint's totalPaid, not donations or tax income) × 50,000,000 ÷ 27,727,060. When circulating PINCHU × spot price falls below it, a mint may move some pool PINCHU to dead and sync. Only that inventory move is bounded: it may raise spot by at most 0.8% against the price at the start of that transaction, and its target never takes the pool below 11,666,666,667 PINCHU. Trades, donations and tax swaps move the price on their own, and an early opening or AMM buys can leave the pool below that number.

It only happens on a new mint. It is not a buyback and not a floor anyone can redeem at.

Taxes on pool trades

Buy 1% to the Mint contract.
Sell 2%: 1% to the dead address, 1% to the Mint contract.
Wallet to wallet: no tax.

There is no separate tax contract. The Mint swaps tax PINCHU to BNCB for the treasury Safe, at most once a block and in small pieces of the pool's PINCHU, to limit price impact. A failed tax swap does not undo a mint. The pool's own swap fee is separate and not included here.

Hard limits and who controls what

Two ceilings apply, and whichever is reached first stops minting: 4,440,000 shares and a maximum supply of 444,000,000,000,000 PINCHU. If a mint would push supply over the maximum, the whole mint is rejected, never filled in part. Tokens sent to dead still count toward supply.

Team allocation: None. No hidden pre-mint.
Mint pause: Held by the dev admin. Minting is paused until it is switched off; the header shows the live state.
Receiving contracts: Admin can refuse other pools and non-listed contracts as receivers
Treasury: Existing Safe (3 owners, threshold 2). Receives 20% and swapped tax; no admin rights.
Payment path: BNCB approve + mint only. BNB or USDT must be swapped to BNCB first.

Full list, addresses and verified source: contract registry. Renouncing does not remove the fixed review signer or fixed receiver rules, and BNCB's issuer keeps its own controls.

About BNCB, the payment asset

BNCB is an outside token used to pay for mints and to pair the pool. It is not PINCHU and not a stablecoin; its own price moves, so PINCHU priced in BNCB can move against dollars too.

Its issuer can upgrade, pause or blacklist it and change its display multiplier. Holding PINCHU gives no BNCB, no shares, no dividends and no redemption.

BNCB contract on BSC

0x4902c5ebc598265ed2212b559b042de8a5eeec3f

Check it against your wallet before approving anything.

What Pinchu is not

No AI inference, no pets, no puzzles, no dividends, no points token. Levels are honours. The opening price is not a floor or a promise.