21,000,000,000 $PIZZA.

Bitcoin chose 21 million. We chose 21 billion — exactly one thousand times more. Why? Because a moment token must feel abundant at the start and scarce at the end. With 10,000 $PIZZA per claim, the early days mirror 2010: pizzas for nothing, dust everywhere, nobody pays attention. Years from now, those same 10,000 will sit in millions of wallets that never traded — and the float on market will be a fraction of supply.

21B is also a cap, not a target. The contract cannot mint a single token beyond it. Once the claim pool drains, emissions are over forever. No inflation. No "ecosystem fund". No backdoor.

0% to team. 0% to private sale. 0% to advisors. We don't have any of those.

Every wallet can claim 10,000 $PIZZA per day — the exact same amount Laszlo paid for two pizzas. Each day, only the first 21,000 wallets get through (a nod to 21M BTC). After that, the gate closes until 00:00 UTC the next day.

That gives a daily cap of 21,000 × 10,000 = 210,000,000 $PIZZA / day. At that absolute maximum the 18.9B pool drains in about 90 days — but that's the floor, not the plan. Most days won't fill all 21,000 slots, so the real claim window will stretch far beyond 90 days with no fixed end date. It ends when the last slice is taken — not a day sooner.

And here's the kicker: $PIZZA only goes live for trading on PancakeSwap the moment the last $PIZZA is minted by a user. No early market. No insider exit. The market opens when the people own the supply.

Every claim is automatically locked for exactly 100 days. No formula, no tier — the same rule for the very first claimer and the very last claimer. Tokens live inside the contract escrow until your personal 100-day timer is up; then you call claimUnlocked() and they sweep to your wallet.

Two consequences:

• Day-1 farmers cannot dump on day 1, day 30, or day 90. Earliest possible unlock for anyone is day 101.
• Unlocks naturally drip-feed forever — every wallet's timer starts when they claim, so there is no single cliff.

Because every claim is locked, circulating supply grows slowly, not in one launch spike. A rough shape:

Illustrative only — there is no fixed end date. The curve depends on daily participation, and in practice the full distribution will take longer than 90 days. Trading on PancakeSwap only opens once the very last $PIZZA has been minted.

The token contract itself has zero transfer tax. You don't get slipped on every trade like a typical BNB meme.

The only fee in the system is a tiny BNB gas-tier fee on the claim action — used to keep claim infrastructure alive and to fund liquidity top-ups. It does not reduce the 10,000 $PIZZA you receive.

Unclaimed $PIZZA at the end of the emission window is permanently burned. The supply you see in your wallet is the only supply that ever existed.

100% from the community — 0% from the team. The team does not add a single BNB of liquidity. Every cent of BNB collected by the mint() fee ($0.15 per claim, priced live via Chainlink) is locked inside the contract and can only exit through one path: the PancakeSwap router, when seedLp() fires.

The 2.1B $PIZZA reserve is minted to the contract at deploy and cannot be sent anywhere else — not to the deployer, not to a multisig, not to a "marketing wallet". Its only two possible destinations are the PancakeSwap pair (via seedLp()) or, if the 90% threshold is never reached, a community-voted recovery wallet (5 max rounds, 7 days each, holders decide).

Implied starting price: ~$283,500 ÷ 2.1B = ~$0.000135 per $PIZZA at LP seed. From there, the market decides.