3%
of total supply
Burned
Sent to 0x…dEaD. Gone for good, and counted in the live burn below.
Tokenomics
Fair launch.
Open books.
Glitch launched on Argus, a fair launchpad on Arc, with no private funding round. The pool opened on September 20, 2026, and anyone could buy from the first block, on the same terms. Total supply: 1,000,000,000 $GLITCH.
Everything on this page is read from the Arc network, and every number links to its proof.
Live on Arc · contract 0x08AdbF43…4eBF2A71 ↗Supply right now
Live · base: total supplyBurned forever…$GLITCH
Locked on Argus…$GLITCH
Liquidity, held by Argus…GLITCH/USDC pool
Burned tokens sit at 0x…dEaD, an address nobody controls and nothing leaves. Locked tokens sit in the Argus lock contract. The liquidity of the main GLITCH/USDC pool was created by Argus at launch as position #221283 and has been held by the Argus contract ever since. No team wallet has ever touched it.
Where the initial 12% went
Base: the 12% bought at launchAt launch the team bought 12% of the supply on the open market, like anyone else, split across wallets linked to the dev wallet. This is what happened to it.
5%
of total supply
Locked
Locked on Argus by the dev wallet. The contract and every deposit are in the lock proof below.
4%
of total supply
Available
The only part of the initial buy that can move. It is there for marketing campaigns, airdrops and rewards for top holders.
Buybacks paid with creator fees are separate from this 12%. Tokens bought back and not burned yet change every day, so they are not counted here; when they are burned, they show up in the live burn below.
Burn, live
Updated every five minutesTotal burned…… of the supply · worth … at the current price
Latest burns
- Reading the network…
Every burn is a transfer to 0x…dEaD on the Arc network. Tap a line to see the transaction.
The lock
Proof on chainLocked right now…… of the supply, locked through Argus by the dev wallet
SEE THE LOCK CONTRACT ↗Lock deposits
Creator fee distribution
Base: 100% of the creator share of feesEvery trade pays a fee in USDC; Argus keeps its fixed 10% platform cut and the rest is the creator share. These percentages split that creator share, not token supply or total trading volume. The split is written into the launch and executed by the Argus contracts: it cannot be changed afterward.
Where each share goes
80%
of the creator share
Protocol Treasury
Funds development, infrastructure, operations, marketing and partnerships. The treasury can also pay for extra buybacks and burns, on top of the automatic 10%.
This is also how the team gets paid. There is no team token allocation, so if Glitch does not bring real activity, the team does not earn.
10%
of the creator share
DEX Liquidity
Added to liquidity on decentralized exchanges.
10%
of the creator share
Buyback & Burn
Used by Argus to buy $GLITCH on the market and burn it, automatically. Those burns appear live above. The amount follows trading activity, so no fixed volume, schedule or price effect is guaranteed.
What comes next
Decided with the communityThe team will decide what happens to the locked tokens together with the community. A future update may bring $GLITCH staking, so holders can vote on where those tokens go. Every decision will be announced here and on our channels first.
Questions
Why not lock or burn all of the 12%?
The 4% that stays available pays for growth: marketing campaigns, airdrops and rewards for top holders. Keeping it liquid lets the project run campaigns without selling from the treasury.
Why is the total burned higher than 3%?
The 3% came from the initial buy. The rest came from buybacks: the automatic 10% that Argus burns on every trade, and buybacks the team paid with creator fees and then burned.
Figures read from the Arc network. Not financial advice. Nothing here promises price, returns, listings, or rewards.
Loading the live chart…
Chart and trades by DexScreener. Glitch reads the chart for fun. Not financial advice.