Opening Supply Baseline
At contest setup, Pyreline records each mint’s opening supply as the fixed denominator for its side’s burned-share calculation.
PyrelineHolders authorize burns; Pyreline compares each side’s share of opening supply for the hourly sponsor pot.
Market-cap matchups reward price movement rather than holder participation. Pyreline counts authorized burns against each mint’s opening supply, so each burn reduces the contestants’ own supply and contributes directly to the contest result.

At contest setup, Pyreline records each mint’s opening supply as the fixed denominator for its side’s burned-share calculation.
A holder authorizes burning tokens from their own balance; the burn reduces that mint’s circulating supply on Solana.
The program compares each side’s authorized burned amount with its recorded opening supply, not its market cap or price.
At the hourly contest close, the side with the higher burned fraction wins the sponsor pot for that round.
Contest scoring uses burned tokens only; Pyreline does not mint replacement tokens or issue new supply to create votes.
Choose the active contest and its two eligible mints, then review each mint’s recorded opening-supply baseline.
Connect the holder wallet and approve a burn from its token balance; the authorized burn is recorded on Solana.
At the hourly close, compare burned amounts as shares of opening supply and award the sponsor pot to the higher share.
$PYRL can provide access to proposing contest themes and coordinating community participation. Any governance over contest rules should be defined publicly before use; holding the token does not guarantee a prize or return.
Access to submit contest-theme proposals
Coordination for community burn rounds
Participation in proposed rule governance
Choose a contest, authorize a burn, and let each side’s share of opening supply decide the hourly sponsor pot.
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