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The short answers. Every one of them is the summary of a whitepaper section, so if an answer raises another question the long version is one link away.
What is a Genesis Anon?
11,111 NFTs. Each one converts to a fixed $DGN allocation set by its rarity and opens the Owners Club, which nothing else does.
How is the mint price set?
The price is set by how many have sold, so the earliest buyer gets the best terms anyone will ever get: the lowest price, and the largest claim per dollar, on the same collection everyone else pays more for. Wait and you pay what the wave you land in charges. That is the ethos: the people who back us earliest are the ones it rewards most. Get in early and you get the price you deserve.
Does rarity change my odds or my rakeback?
Rarity multiplies the claimable token allocation and nothing else. It changes the size of that allocation, never the odds, the rakeback or the standing.
What does the buyback actually do?
97% of net revenue buys $DGN on the open market and burns it. The house goes on earning the same, and there are fewer tokens left to share it between, so every token still held is a bigger slice of the same business.
How do I check the 97% for myself?
Three addresses, a live dashboard and a weekly published waterfall. Every figure between gross revenue and the burn is on-chain, so you can check the 97% yourself without having to take our word for it.
How many $DGN will there ever be?
Fixed cap of one trillion. The ceiling can only ever fall, never rise.
Who holds what, and when does it unlock?
Everything the project controls is locked or vested over one to four years. Everything the community receives is liquid at the TGE.
Where does the bankroll come from?
The house holds its own float. The bankroll reserve is deducted before net revenue is struck, so the buyback can never be paid for by under-funding the games.
What do I earn as a player?
The five rewards are one VIP program, built to compare with what any other book offers. Rakeback and VIP standing are paid from gaming revenue, worked out from what a player loses, and come off gross before net revenue is struck. Staking, referrals and the NFT claim are paid from their token allocations.
Does marketing come out of the buyback?
Marketing comes out of the allocations, not out of revenue. The single exception is a discretionary activation funded from the buyback, disclosed as its own line on the transparency dashboard, which updates as the numbers land.
Where are the exact numbers?
Every number that governs the round, in one table. Anything not settled says so.
Everything above in full, with the arithmetic and the parameters table: read the whitepaper.
