Supply, buybacks and burns.

MOS started with 1 billion tokens. No more can be made. Burns make the supply smaller.

#What gets burned.

• Buybacks. 4.5% of market fees buys MOS on the market and burns it.
• Listings. Half of each 250 USD listing fee buys MOS. As of 30 September 2026, half of that MOS has been burned and half is held in the reserve.
• Launch. A share of every Launch trading fee buys MOS and burns it. On coins paired with MOS, the fee is burned directly.

The home page and Stats show the live total burned and the share of supply it represents.

#The reserve.

4.5% of market fees buys MOS for a reserve. Reserve MOS is not burned. It is held for liquidity and other protocol needs, and it is still part of the supply.

#One supply, two chains.

rhMOS on Robinhood Chain is MOS that has been bridged. For every rhMOS there is one MOS locked on Solana. Do not add the two together: that counts the same tokens twice.

Bridging back burns the rhMOS and unlocks the MOS. That is not a supply burn.

#At launch.

There was no team allocation and no private sale. Nobody can mint new MOS: the mint authority has been removed.