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GMYLD is a yield protocol on Solana where token holders earn by playing games instead of collecting passive APY — with a fixed, fairly launched token and rewards locked in code that can only pay out through games.

GMYLD is a yield protocol on Solana where you earn by playing games, not by trusting a team to keep a promise. Its token supply is fixed and fairly launched — no VC, KOL, or team allocation — and rewards sit in a locked machine (Streamflow → Supervault → game vaults) that can only pay out to players, never to a wallet or the team.

GMYLD is a yield protocol on Solana built on three facts: the token is fair, the machine is trustless, and games are how you get it. Its 100,000,000 supply is fixed with no minting and no insider allocation — no VC, angel, KOL, or team tokens sold upfront. Reward tokens are locked in Streamflow and streamed to a Supervault that can only fund registered game contracts, never a wallet or the team, and the initial liquidity pool is locked for one year. Players earn by playing — the live game, PumpCat, offers a fast ticket mode and a slow staking mode (up to 7% APY) — and the only protocol revenue is a fee on the yield players extract. GMYLD is built by the team behind Gold Fever, a blockchain survival MMO.

GMYLD is developed by the team behind Gold Fever, a blockchain survival MMO with 65,000+ followers on X. After scaling Gold Fever back to focus resources, the team built GMYLD as a leaner, revenue-generating protocol — structured so trust comes from verifiable on-chain code rather than promises, with proceeds intended to eventually fund Gold Fever's return.