STAGE 01 · ACTIVE / LAUNCH
BLOCK170 / WBTC
Standard 2% · fixed supply · public founder wallet · BLOCK170 creator fees → burn · WBTC creator fees → Core Reserve · on-chain treasury reporting · WBTC / 1M BLOCK tracking.
170 Labs · Stage 01
BLOCK170
THE FIRST TRANSFER. THE NEXT BLOCK.
January 12, 2009. Block 170.
Satoshi Nakamoto sent 10 BTC to Hal Finney — Bitcoin's first peer-to-peer transaction.
Now BLOCK170 trades against WBTC on Solana.
History is written in blocks. Leave yours.
BLOCK170 / WBTC
BLOCK170 received → burned.
WBTC received → 75% Core · 10% Growth · 5% Founder · 5% Safety · 5% Operations.
No fixed yield. No guaranteed buybacks. Everything is visible on-chain.
The First Transfer
Block 170 was when Bitcoin moved from one person to another.
History is written in blocks. Leave yours.
JAN 12, 2009BITCOIN · BLOCK 170
MAR 16, 2020SOLANA · BLOCK 0
NOWBLOCK170
The rule
Volume creates fees → Fees build Bitcoin reserves → BLOCK170 fees reduce supply
MAIN TREASURY KPIWBTC / 1M BLOCK
0.00000000
Track the accumulation on-chain.How fees flow
Trading → Fees → Reserve + Burn
TRADEBLOCK170 / WBTCStandard 2%
↓
CREATOR FEES~1.5%*Received in both assets
BLOCK170100% → BURNNever sold back to market
WBTC75% → CORE RESERVE10% Growth · 5% Founder · 5% Safety · 5% Operations
Creator fees are received in both assets of the pair. The BLOCK170/WBTC fee mix varies with actual trading activity.
BUILD THE RESERVE FIRST
→
0.00000000WBTC / 1M BLOCK
→
THE RESERVE STAYS.
FUTURE FEES DO THE WORK.
FUTURE FEES DO THE WORK.
Live treasury metrics
Measure the mechanism.
WBTC CORE RESERVE0.00000000 WBTC
BLOCK170 BURNED0 BLOCK
WBTC / 1M BLOCK0.00000000
24H CREATOR FEESWBTC: —
BLOCK170: —
BLOCK170: —
LIFETIME CREATOR FEESWBTC: —
BLOCK170: —
BLOCK170: —
LAST ALLOCATIONNot yet available
Pre-launch placeholders. Verifiable on-chain values will replace them after launch.
Reserve logic
WHY BUILD A BITCOIN RESERVE?
Stage 1 has one job.
BUILD THE BALANCE SHEET.
Trading generates fees.
BLOCK170 fees are burned.
WBTC builds the public treasury.
0.00000000WBTC / 1M BLOCK
THE CORE RESERVE STAYS.
If BLOCK170 reaches sufficient scale, a future phase may redirect part of new creator revenue toward BLOCK170 market buy-and-burn — not the accumulated Core Reserve.
Reserve lifecycle
PHASE 1
ACCUMULATE
Trading
↓
Fees
↓
WBTC Core Reserve
↓
WBTC / 1M BLOCK ↑
↓
Fees
↓
WBTC Core Reserve
↓
WBTC / 1M BLOCK ↑
↓PUBLIC MILESTONE↓
PHASE 2 · CONDITIONAL
NEW CREATOR FEES
WBTC CoreBLOCK Buy & Burn
EXISTING CORE RESERVE
REMAINS IN THE TREASURY
Treasury Allocation
WBTC CREATOR FEES
75%TO BITCOIN CORE
Growth, Safety and Operations are capped. Unused future allocations return to the Core Reserve.
Treasury Allocation Status
CORE RESERVE—Allocation: 75% + redirected excess
GROWTH—≈ 2 months Growth runway · Status: —
OPERATIONS—≈ 3 months Ops runway · Status: —
SAFETY—≈ 6 months Safety runway · Status: —
FOUNDER REVENUE—Lifetime allocated
Growth, Safety and Operations are capped. Once a reserve reaches its current cap, future allocations — and material excess balances — are redirected to the WBTC Core Reserve.
VIEW TREASURY POLICY →Core Reserve rules
Reserve means reserve.
The WBTC Core Reserve is not a working account. It is not used in normal operation for sponsorship, advertising, marketing, founder payments, operations, salaries, development expenses, price support, discretionary buybacks, LP, lending, leverage, farming or B170 (PHASE 2) funding.
The WBTC Core Reserve is a project treasury reserve. BLOCK170 does not provide a contractual right to redeem tokens for WBTC held by the treasury.
Verify
Don't trust the diagram. Verify the wallets.
Official addresses, allocation records and transaction links belong on the canonical verification page.
Roadmap
STAGE 02 · CONDITIONAL
B170 (PHASE 2)
A second capital layer may be introduced only after BLOCK170 demonstrates sustained organic activity and measurable treasury accumulation.
Stage 02 is not active and is not guaranteed.
FAQ
What is BLOCK170?
BLOCK170 is a fixed-supply token launched against WBTC on StonkFun.
Why Block 170?
Bitcoin Block 170 contained the first known peer-to-peer Bitcoin transaction, when Satoshi Nakamoto sent 10 BTC to Hal Finney on January 12, 2009.
Where do creator fees go?
BLOCK170 creator fees are burned. WBTC creator fees are allocated 75% to Core Reserve, 10% to Growth / Sponsorship, 5% to Founder Revenue, 5% to Safety and 5% to Operations. Growth, Safety and Operations are capped; future excess is redirected to Core.
How is the project funded?
BLOCK170 uses a transparent share of WBTC creator fees for Growth, Founder Revenue, Safety and Operations.
How much goes to the Bitcoin treasury?
At least 75% of WBTC creator fees. The effective percentage can become higher when Growth, Safety or Operations reserves reach their caps.
How does the Founder earn revenue?
The Founder receives 5% of WBTC creator fees. This is separate from the publicly disclosed 1.70% BLOCK170 Founder / Strategic position.
Where does sponsorship money come from?
After launch, 10% of WBTC creator fees fund the Growth / Sponsorship Wallet. Initial pre-launch marketing may be founder-funded.
Can marketing use the Core WBTC Reserve?
No.
What happens when the Growth Wallet is full?
Its future allocation is redirected to the WBTC Core Reserve until Growth falls below its cap.
What is the Safety Reserve?
A capped emergency reserve intended for security and critical infrastructure incidents.
What happens when Safety or Operations reach their caps?
Their future WBTC allocations are redirected to the Core Reserve.
Does BLOCK170 represent ownership of the WBTC treasury?
No. The treasury is held by the project and is publicly verifiable, but BLOCK170 does not provide a contractual right to redeem tokens for WBTC held by the treasury.
Is there a fixed yield?
No.
Are there guaranteed buybacks?
No.
What is B170 (PHASE 2)?
B170 (PHASE 2) is a possible Stage 2 capital layer. It is not active and its launch is conditional on the performance and organic adoption of BLOCK170.