Markhor

MARKHOR · BNB Smart Chain · Contract renounced

Give first, then receive.

Markhor GT is a global give-and-take system built on MARKHOR, a BEP20 token whose contract is renounced and whose liquidity is burned. You give by buying a tier. Your position is fixed by arrival order. Income accrues as the structure fills beneath you.

Connecting is free and moves no tokens.

Supply today
70T

30 trillion burned since launch

Ownership
Renounced

owner() is the zero address

Liquidity
Burned

the pool cannot be pulled

Transfer tax
None

sending costs gas and nothing else

Why Markhor

A meme coin that gave up control

MARKHOR launched as a meme coin with 100 trillion tokens. Supply has been burned down since, and the figure above is read live from the contract every time this page loads — not typed in by us.

What makes it worth a second look is not the supply curve. It is that the people who deployed it gave away the ability to change anything. Ownership is renounced, so there is no admin key. Liquidity is burned, so there is no exit. In practical terms the holders are the only owners it has.

That also means nobody — including us — can mint more, freeze your wallet, or edit the rules after you have bought. It is a short list of guarantees, but they are real ones, and you can check every one yourself.

Supply

70,000,000,000,000

MARKHOR in existence, read from the chain

30% of the launch supply has been burned

Burning reduces supply. It does not, on its own, raise a price — that depends on demand, which nobody can promise you.

The token

The token, on chain

Contract
0xfBe01E78c22D659680Eab15E2D17803a6347c126
Name
Markhor The Goat
Symbol
MARKHOR — this is what appears in your wallet
Decimals
18
Total supply
70,000,000,000,000
Network
BNB Smart Chain (chain 56)

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Checkable, not claimed

What the contract actually does

Every one of these can be verified on BscScan without trusting a word on this page.

Ownership renounced

The owner is the zero address. Nobody can mint new supply, freeze a wallet or change the rules.

Liquidity burned

The LP tokens went to a dead address, so the pool cannot be pulled out from under holders.

No transfer tax

Sending MARKHOR costs gas and nothing else. No reflection, no skim, no fee on transfer.

No blacklist or pause

There is no function that can stop your wallet transacting. Not for us, not for anyone.

No proxy

The code at that address is the code you read. It cannot be swapped for different code later.

Sixteen functions

A plain OpenZeppelin ERC20, burnable, and nothing else. There is very little to hide in it.

Markhor GT

GT means give and take

The idea is older than crypto. To earn from a business you put money in first. To be given respect you give it first. Markhor GT runs that exchange as software: what you give is defined, what you can take is defined, and the arithmetic is the same for everybody.

Step 1

Give first

You buy a tier in MARKHOR. That is the giving, and it is the only money that ever enters the system.

Step 2

Take a position

Your pool position is fixed by the order your payment confirms — not by who referred you, and not by anything you can negotiate.

Step 3

Receive as it fills

Income accrues as the structure fills beneath you. It is recorded against your account the moment it falls due.

Said plainly

Nobody here is handing you a lifetime income. This is a structure that pays out according to published rules as it fills — and it only fills if real people keep joining. That is the whole mechanism, and it is the reason it can pay nothing at all.

The plan

Four tiers

Bought in order, starting at Silver. Every tier distributes exactly its own price — nothing is held back, and the split is published.

silver

$100.00

Levels
15
Pool maximum
$65,628.00

gold

$200.00

Levels
15
Pool maximum
$327,760.00

platinum

$500.00

Levels
15
Pool maximum
$819,400.00

diamond

$1,000.00

Levels
15
Pool maximum
$1,638,800.00

A pool maximum is what that tier pays only when every one of its 15 levels is completely full — 65,534 positions beneath you. Almost nobody reaches it, and the further down the pool you join, the more members are needed before your deepest levels pay at all.

Before you give anything

What is guaranteed, and what is not

Everything above is written to be checkable. So is this. One thing here is a promise; the rest are the conditions on it, stated plainly rather than in a footnote.

The guarantee

100% of what you pay is returnable.

A year after your first purchase, if you still have fewer than 3 referrals who have activated, you can claim back everything you paid — as MARKHOR worth that amount on the day it is sent. Nobody who tries this and finds it is not for them has to be out of pocket.

Said precisely, because precision is what makes it worth anything: it is paid from the company's own holdings, not from your purchase — your purchase was distributed to other members the moment it confirmed, because every tier pays out 100% of its price. It refunds a value, not a token count, so you may receive a different number of MARKHOR than you sent. And reaching 3 referrals instead unlocks all your accrued income, which is normally worth more than the refund.

Income itself is not guaranteed

Pool income depends entirely on how many people join after you. If nobody joins beneath you, your levels never complete and you earn nothing from them. What is guaranteed is your money back — not a return on it.

Income can stay locked

You need 3 referrals who activate before you can withdraw anything, and pool levels 4 and deeper need the next tier owned. Unmet, that income still accrues and is shown to you — it never expires and is never paid to anyone else. The day a third referral activates, all of it unlocks at once.

No price prediction

We do not forecast what MARKHOR will be worth. Burning reduces supply; it does not create demand. Anyone quoting you a future price is guessing.

It takes a year

The refund opens 365 days after your first purchase, not on demand. It is there so that giving this a proper try costs you time rather than money — not as a way to park funds.

A 10% fee is deducted from income on withdrawal. Payment always goes to the wallet you signed in with, so there is no address to enter and nothing to redirect.