Strike
the
supply.
Burn $ANVIL and you buy a permanent share of everything the token earns from that moment on.
You destroy your own tokens. They are gone. In exchange the contract writes you a weight that never goes down, and every reward the token produces from then on is split by weight. Sell your bag, come back in a year, the weight is still yours.
Every hit throws sparks and leaves a mark in the face. The marks stack up and nothing removes them. That is the whole mechanic in one picture — forged weight only ever goes one way.
In one sentence
A cut of the ETH people spend buying $ANVIL is used to buy more $ANVIL, and that $ANVIL is handed to whoever has burned the most.
Three steps
Someone buys
A share of the ETH going into a buy is held back by the pool's hook instead of reaching the pool. It piles up as a pot. Selling is charged nothing at all.
Someone strikes
Anyone can call strike(). It spends the pot buying $ANVIL on the open market — a real buy, at the real price, in the same pool as everyone else.
The smiths split it
The $ANVIL that buy produced is divided between everyone who has forged, in proportion to their forged weight, and sits waiting to be claimed.
What you hold
does not count
Read this before anything else on the site
Your share of every distribution is decided by how much $ANVIL you have burned, multiplied by your tier. Your balance is not part of the calculation anywhere in the contract.
A wallet sitting on fifty million $ANVIL that has never forged earns nothing. A wallet holding zero that burned five million still earns its full share. Buying alone never earns you anything — only burning does.
That is deliberate. The sacrifice is the product, not a bonus stapled onto a bag. It also means the honest question to ask about $ANVIL is not "how many can I get" but "how many am I willing to destroy".
And the catch
Your slice can still shrink
Your weight never falls, but the total weight keeps rising as other people forge. Your slice is your weight over that total, so it gets thinner every time someone else burns. Forging early is worth more than forging late, and nothing stops the total from growing.
Burning is final
Forged tokens are destroyed by the token contract. There is no unwind, no unstake, no cooldown to wait out and no admin who can hand them back. If the rewards never come, the burn is still permanent.
No buys, no pot
The pot is fed by the ETH people spend buying. If nobody buys, nothing accrues, strike() has nothing to spend and smiths are paid nothing. The mechanic redirects demand — it does not create it.
Rewards are paid in $ANVIL
You are paid in the same token you burned, bought at whatever the market price is at the moment of the strike. If the price falls, the payout falls with it. This is not a yield on ETH.
Where it stands
There is no contract address, no pool and no market. Any address, group or sale claiming to be $ANVIL today is not us.
- Contract
- Not deployed. This page will carry the address and an Etherscan link once it exists, and not before.
- Where to buy
- Nowhere. There is no pool, no presale, no allowlist and no way to send anyone money for $ANVIL.
- Security review
- The contracts have an internal test suite and have not had an external security audit. Treat them accordingly.
- Parameters
- The cut on buys, the tier table and the strike limits are fixed permanently when the contracts are deployed. They are not set yet, so every specific figure on this site is marked as an example.