Whitepaper

Let the Rich Get Richer. Let the Poor Feed Them.

I. Introduction: A Game for Gods

Burn Club is not fair. It's not meant to be. It is a game of dominance disguised as a game of chance. A public stage where wealth is reaffirmed, repeatedly. The rich don't just get richer here — they get worshipped.

In Burn Club, wealth isn't redistributed. It's consolidated.

One winner. Lots of losers.

II. How It Works

The game begins with a humble 1 SUI bid and a 24-hour timer.
But don't let the small numbers fool you.

The rules are simple — but brutal:

  • Each new bid must be higher than the last by at least:
    • +1 SUI or +10% of last bid (whichever is higher)
    (No decimals. No penny sniping. This is a game for those who can afford to play.)
  • You may bid as high as you want — skip the ladder, break the game, flex your dominance.
  • Every bid extends the timer by 15 minutes (up to a maximum of 24 hours).
  • Every bid goes into the pot.
  • When the timer expires, the last bidder wins the pot.

It doesn't matter how early you played.
Only how much you paid.

Each round becomes a monument to the winner's superiority.
Everyone else? Just the scaffolding that built their throne.

III. The Creator's Cut

The creator takes a 10% fee on every bid.
This isn't greed — it's tribute.
A small price to pay for the privilege of watching the rich amass more.

The creator doesn't work for free.
You gotta respect that.

IV. A Game in Action

Let's watch a round unfold:

  • Player 1 opens with 1 SUI (0.1 SUI to creator)
  • Player 2 raises to 2 SUI (0.2 SUI to creator)
  • Player 3 bids 3 SUI (0.3 SUI to creator)
  • Player 2 returns with 4 SUI (0.4 SUI to creator)
  • Timer expires.
  • Player 2 wins.

Total bids: 10 SUI
Creator's cut: 1 SUI
Winner's prize: 9 SUI

The numbers don't matter.
The winner does.

V. The Pot as Proof of Power

The pot isn't just a prize.
It's proof — that you were better than everyone else.

  • If you win: You take it all (minus tribute).
  • If you lose: You paid to prove someone else was greater.
Every bid is an act of submission.
Every loss, a moment of clarity.

The rich get richer — and you built the ladder.

VI. Why We Celebrate the Winner

Because they outbid us.
Because they outplayed us.
Because they are better than us.

In Burn Club, the rich aren't punished — they're proven.
Every round is a coronation.

This is not equality.
This is not redistribution.
This is raw economic gravity.

We don't flatten hierarchies here.
We worship them.

VII. Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Isn't this just a game for whales?
A: Yes. That's the point. They have the most to lose. And the most to prove.

Q: What if I get outbid?
A: You gave someone more successful than you your money. Congrats.

Q: Isn't this unfair?
A: Burn Club doesn't believe in fairness. It believes in dominance.

Q: Can I bid more than the minimum required?
A: You may. In fact, you should.
Skip the ladder. Break the game. Prove you're inevitable.

Q: Can I place tiny decimal bids to barely outbid someone?
A: No. Bids are rounded to whole SUI. No pennies. No crumbs. Stand tall or sit the fuck down.

VIII. Closing Statement

Burn Club is not a place to rise.
It's a place to witness others ascend.
Or — if you're brave, rich, and stupid — to claim your throne.

Because when the timer hits zero, only one address matters.
Only one name is remembered.

At least until the next game starts.

- @moral_capital