AsAsked

Token · $ASASKED

The AsAsked token

We launched $ASASKED, a token on pump.fun, to pay for work on AsAsked. Creator fees from trading go to development. The code stays free and open, and nothing about it depends on the token.

Contract address · Solana

pump.funDEX ScreenerX: @asaskedconcordTelegram: t.me/asasked

For companies and standards people

AsAsked remains an open reference under Apache-2.0. The guard, the sandbox store, the benchmark and the open dataset work the same whether or not anyone holds the token. The token is how we fund development; it is not part of the guard and is never needed to use it.

What the token is not

The only real address

Anyone can launch a token with the same name. The real $ASASKED exists only on Solana, where pump.fun runs, and is the one with the address at the top of this page.

If an address anywhere else differs from this one, it is not ours. If you see a fake, tell us at pigeon@concord.solutions.

The token is launched by Ginji Kurata, who holds none of it: all 353,134 tokens in his wallet were sent to the Solana incinerator address and cannot be recovered (transaction). The creator wallet that receives the fees is shown on the token's pump.fun page, so anyone can check what comes in and goes out.

Tokenomics

Where the money goes

The split can change; any change is dated on this page and in the next monthly report. The shares for buyback and burn and for bug bounties are fixed. While the fees are small, the 30% for development time may go instead to hosting and the domain, the X checkmark and development tools. The monthly report shows what that share was actually spent on, with receipts.

In more detail:

Each month we publish what came in from creator fees and what it was spent on.

Buyback and burn

Burned from fees · 4,860,554Goal · 20,000,000 (2% of supply)

24.3% of the goal

Part of the creator fees buys back $ASASKED, which is then burned on chain: the total supply goes down, and nobody can get those tokens back. The goal is 2% of the 1,000,000,000 supply. That is a first goal, not a limit: we may burn more after it. The launcher's 353,134 tokens do not count toward it. A burn is not a promise of a price.

What we never do

Anyone who does any of this in our name is not us.

If the fees stop

AsAsked continues: the code is open and does not depend on the token. Development may slow down, though, as the fees pay for model runs, the server and time.

Monthly reports

No reports yet: the first comes one month after launch.

Code: github.com/ginjikurata/asasked. Every change to this page is public: see the history of the page and of the address and spending list.