Stats last pulled November 14, 2026 · Avalanche C-Chain block 100,334,217
The Key Rewards Pool paid out its last TRESR on November 14, 2026. All 259,061,313 TRESR went to Treasure Key holders. Treasure Boxes are closed, keys can still level up, and the Bonus Pool is where the game goes from here.
The pool opened on February 28, 2024 with a fixed allocation and no end date. It ran until the last token was claimed. Every number here is read straight from the contracts.
Each bar runs from the first of one month to the first of the next. The last bar ends on November 14, 2026. Numbered markers are the announcements listed below.
Selected announcements from the project's Discord, placed on each monthly chart by date.
TRESR launched with a fixed supply of 468,541,325 and its contract has no way to mint more. 169,939,995 of that has been burned, which is 36.3% of the starting supply. Players burned most of it by playing. The protocol burned the rest directly.
| Where it was burned | TRESR | % of starting supply |
|---|---|---|
| Burned by players in the game | 131,182,660 | 28.0% |
| Opening Treasure Boxes | 50,931,188 | 10.9% |
| Upgrading keys and locking veTRESR into Pearl keys | 80,251,471 | 17.1% |
| Burned by the protocol | 37,686,454 | 8.0% |
| February 29, 2024, admin wallet | 23,427,066 | 5.0% |
| August 29, 2024, admin wallet | 14,259,388 | 3.0% |
| Other burns | 1,070,881 | 0.23% |
| All TRESR burned | 169,939,995 | 36.3% |
| TRESR that still exists | 298,601,330 | 63.7% |
Total burned is the starting supply minus today's supply. Player burns come from the game contracts' own counters. Protocol burns are direct burns sent from the team's wallets. Other burns is what's left after those.
SMRTR supply stood at 12,865,922,894,685 when the game started. Players have burned 5,482,726,259,600 SMRTR upgrading keys.
Of the 468,541,325 TRESR the game started with, 298,601,330 still exists. 190,876,147 of it sits in the staking contract earning veTRESR. That's 40.7% of the starting supply and 63.9% of what exists now.
The top addresses are contracts. Staked TRESR counts under the staking contract here, and under each player in the next chart. Click any row to copy its full address.
Keys are the membership. Their levels count toward the Bonus Pool, so upgrades keep mattering after the Key Rewards Pool.
Tiers expire over time, so keys drop back toward Tier 0 unless boxes keep being opened.
Sum of the levels of each wallet's activated keys. This is the number the Bonus Pool uses. Click a wallet to copy its full address.
The Bonus Pool splits every distribution across wallets using levers. Each lever measures your share of one thing. The contract multiplies each of your shares by that lever's weight and adds them up. The total is your share of the pool.
Your veTRESR divided by all veTRESR. veTRESR builds up the longer TRESR stays staked, and veTRESR locked in your Pearl keys still counts.
Round 1: 50%
Your staked TRESR/AVAX liquidity tokens divided by all that are staked.
Round 1: 25%
The sum of your activated key levels divided by the sum of all activated key levels.
Round 1: 20%
Each round of the Bonus Pool carries its own weights. These are the weights of the most recent round, which started on February 28, 2025. Weights can be set differently for a future round, and the original design called for community votes on them.
veTRESR builds up for as long as TRESR stays staked, and drops to zero when it's unstaked. That's why long-term stakers hold the largest shares.
The Bonus Pool has run 2 rounds, funded with 52,178,549 TRESR in total. That's 11.1% of the starting TRESR supply.
| Round | Started | Funded | Claimed | % claimed | Still to claim |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | February 28, 2024 | 45,310,549 | 44,632,453 | 98.5% | 678,096 |
| Round 2 | February 28, 2025 | 6,868,000 | 6,506,152 | 94.7% | 361,848 |
| All rounds | 52,178,549 | 51,138,605 | 98.0% | 1,039,944 |
What comes next is Operation TRESR Buyback. The plan is for proceeds from TRESR.com to buy TRESR on the open market and add it to the Bonus Pool, where the levers decide who gets how much.