LVL33 is a burn ladder with 33 levels. Creator fees fill one pot. When the pot hits the level's target, the engine buys $LVL and burns it on chain, and the coin climbs. Nobody deposits anything, ever.
Other ladders ask the crowd to chip into a pot. LVL33 doesn't ask anyone for anything: the coin's own trading is the crowd. Every buy and sell pays creator fees, and every fee lands in the climber's pot.
When the pot reaches the current level's target, the engine takes exactly the target, market-buys $LVL and burns every token it bought — one transaction you can open. Supply down, level up, next target higher.
There is no timer to miss and nothing to refund. The pot never expires. It only climbs.
Every trade on $LVL earns creator fees. The engine claims them every 90 seconds, straight into the pot.
One pot, one target. You can watch it fill live on this page, trade by trade.
Target hit? The engine buys $LVL on the market and burns all of it. Buy tx and burn tx, both public.
The coin climbs a level and the target grows. After level 33 the stage resets and it starts again.
Creator fees are claimed automatically and go nowhere else: pot, buy, burn. The loop is the whole product.
Every level shows its buy tx and burn tx. A number without a receipt doesn't appear on this page.
The engine has no sell path. It buys and burns; it cannot dump on you.
No rounds to miss, no refunds to wait for. A slow day just means the same burn lands a little later.
The address shows on this page the second the curve exists — never before, so nobody can front-run the name.
Clear level 33 and the stage resets with the same curve. The ladder has no top — it has laps.