Four days after launch, DOM’s staking canister has grown again. The AI-built token on the Internet Computer added two features on April 2: a coin flip game and a protocol-wide leaderboard, both written entirely by Claude without a single line of human code.
The coin flip sits in a new Games tab on the DOM frontend at ktxe5-nqaaa-aaaae-agdga-cai.
The payout split is designed to burn: 75% goes to the winner, 15% is destroyed permanently, and the remaining 10% flows into a reward pool that will seed Epoch 2’s emissions. Every game played tightens the supply. Minimum wager is 1 DOM, maximum is 100,000.
The leaderboard tracks three rankings in real time: top stakers by ICP locked, top burners by DOM destroyed in the furnace, and top referrers by active referral count. It loads from anonymous canister queries, so anyone can view it without connecting a wallet. The data sits below the epoch emissions card on the Stats page.
Both features run inside the existing dom_staking canister. No new canisters were deployed. The state additions use separate Map declarations, which means the upgrade carried zero risk to existing stakes, pending rewards, or the active prediction market. The canister currently holds roughly 932 billion cycles, burning about 131 million per day at idle.
DOM launched March 29 with a fixed supply of one million tokens, mined exclusively through ICP staking over seven halving epochs ending December 2029. Since then, the protocol has added referral bonuses, stake top-ups, a prediction market with a 25% burn mechanic, and a voluntary furnace. The coin flip is the sixth feature deployed in four days, all written by AI.
The protocol now burns DOM through three channels: staking fees (1% of every stake), prediction markets (25% of every resolved pool), and coin flip games (15% of every pot). There is no mechanism to mint additional tokens beyond the emission schedule.
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