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HIVE Token Receipts

This page lists the on-chain evidence for HIVE so you can check it yourself. HIVE on Base has one canonical contract:

Network: Base (chain ID 8453)
Symbol: HIVE
Contract: 0xA382c83e2a3B79368f372c2EB9b6925ffAf45bA3

The live HIVE receipt dossier and its machine-readable manifest hold the current evidence. The facts below were observed at Base block 48,551,072 on July 12, 2026 UTC. Holder balances, staking totals, liquidity, and price change over time, so refresh them from the linked sources.

Launch distribution

The launch transaction minted 100 billion HIVE into the Doppler launch path:

  • 100,000,000,000 HIVE initial supply
  • 99,999,999,999.999999957521 HIVE routed to the Uniswap V4 PoolManager
  • 0.000000000000042479 HIVE of historical launch rounding dust burned in that transaction
  • zero creator premint
  • zero creator vesting allocation

The zero-premint receipt covers the launch only. It does not claim that the founder, treasury, team, or related parties hold no HIVE bought later on the open market.

The public Bankr launch record ties the contract to the same launch transaction and Uniswap V4 pool. It names 0x8a25202e830f024aa5e1bdd01a8e997534655c51 as both deployer and fee recipient. The same wallet receives 95% of the Bankr/Doppler trading-fee allocation, with 5% assigned to Doppler. That centralized fee right is disclosed separately from token supply, liquidity, staking principal, and user wallets. It is a launch receipt, not an attestation of that wallet’s full history or every related wallet.

One commitment is paid from that 95% fee allocation: 25% of HIVE creator fees on daily HIVE trading volume above $20,000 goes to the HivePunks reward pot, capped at $15,000 a quarter for 8 quarters. No buyback or treasury allocation draws on these fees.

Permanent liquidity

HIVE uses Doppler multicurve liquidity on Uniswap V4. There is no creator-held LP token; permanence comes from the token’s immutable configuration:

Role Address
Uniswap V4 PoolManager 0x498581fF718922c3f8e6A244956aF099B2652b2b
Doppler initializer 0xBDF938149ac6a781F94FAa0ed45E6A0e984c6544
NoOp migrator 0x6ddfED58D238Ca3195E49d8ac3d4cEa6386E5C33
Migration destination 0xdeaDDeADDEaDdeaDdEAddEADDEAdDeadDEADDEaD

Doppler’s canonical NoOpMigrator source always reverts migration, so launch liquidity cannot be withdrawn through Doppler’s migration path.

Permanent liquidity does not guarantee market depth, price stability, demand, or an exit at any price.

Contract controls

The HIVE contract is exact-match verified as Doppler DERC20 on BaseScan.

  • The token owner is Doppler Airlock at 0x660eAaEdEBc968f8f3694354FA8EC0b4c5Ba8D12, not the founder wallet.
  • Launch governance and timelock are dead addresses.
  • The transfer path has no project-configurable buy tax, sell tax, blacklist, or pause switch.
  • The DERC20 template exposes a maximum 2% yearly inflation parameter.
  • HIVE’s inflation clock has never started: currentYearStart() and lastMintTimestamp() both return zero.

Why inflation stays off: Doppler Airlock starts the mint clock only during a successful migration. HIVE’s migration target is the NoOp migrator, which always reverts, and because EVM transactions are atomic, the mint-clock change rolls back too. Inflation cannot be started through HIVE’s configured migration path.

Holder concentration snapshot

The July 12 snapshot read the public Blockscout holder API, which returned 319 holder addresses.

Excluding only the Uniswap V4 PoolManager, Doppler initializer, HIVE staking vault, Doppler Airlock, and known sink/dead addresses, the largest remaining address held 3.2711% and the top ten held 17.986% of supply. Smart-contract wallets stayed included.

The addresses, balances, exclusions, and method are in the machine-readable manifest. This is a reproducible snapshot, not proof that wallets are unrelated or that beneficial ownership is fully known.

Staking and buyback receipts

The HIVE staking contract held 2.213947706948184371 billion actively staked HIVE at the snapshot block and was not paused. Staking is non-custodial and pays no yield. It supplies community status, access signals, member usage pricing on participating apps, and Honey multipliers.

The HIVE Buyback Ledger publishes confirmed HIVE purchases. These purchases use the separate 15% buyback allocation rather than the company treasury. Since 2026-09-30, the HIVE each purchase buys is burned in a separate transaction published on the same ledger; purchases made before that date were not. Those earlier purchases, about 9.98M HIVE, are held. A buyback creates no holder return, staking payout, company ownership, price floor, or claim on revenue.

Verification boundary

This dossier improves transparency; it is not a smart-contract audit or financial advice. Review the verified contracts and refresh live data before relying on the snapshot.

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