Existing
Launch holder rewards
A launch rule that some tokens on the Bordrless launchpad switch on. It pays a share of each trade on that token's launch pool to its own holders, in SOL, under that token's rules.
$BORDR holder rewards
Your $BORDR.
Your Crate.
Five tiers. Two factors.
Bordrless Holder Crates
Not staking. No deposit. Holder Crates is a proposed rewards concept for $BORDR holders. Your Crate gets stronger with how much you hold and how long you hold it. Stronger Crates may correspond to larger potential additional $BORDR allocations under the final rules.
Amount heldHolding durationCrate strength
- 1Upper lidThe sealThe Bordrless mark, closed until the Crate opens.
- 2Corner postsThe open frameFour posts and no top rail. A frame without borders.
- 3Front panelThe tier barFive cells. The more that light, the stronger the Crate.
- 4ClosureThe hook latchEvery Crate closes on two hooks.
Fig. 1
Open your Crate.
Release the hooks, lift the lid, see a sample classification. A design preview of how a Holder Crate opens. It runs in your browser, with no wallet and no checks.
Illustrative Crate preview
Not a personalized reward result
A sealed Silver Holder Crate with its hook latches closed.
Status
Sealed
Press Open your Crate to release the hooks and lift the lid.
Sample classification
03 Silver Crate
Built for more established holder profiles.
- Built from
- Amount held + holding duration
- Potential additional $BORDR
- Set by final program terms. Not announced.
- Your wallet
- Not connected. Nothing was checked.
Illustrative preview only. This is not your Crate, not an eligibility result and not a reward amount.
Fig. 2
Two factors.
Five tiers.
Holder Crates looks at two things: how much $BORDR you maintain, and how long you maintain it. Together they set Crate strength.
Factor 01
Amount held
Factor 02
Holding duration
Result
Crate strength
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Step 01
Hold $BORDR
The amount of $BORDR you maintain contributes toward Crate strength. A larger maintained position can contribute toward a stronger Crate.
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Step 02
Build holding history
Holding duration is the second primary factor. Maintaining a position over time can strengthen its classification.
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Step 03
Develop your Crate
Higher qualifying classifications may correspond to larger potential additional $BORDR allocations under the final rewards rules.
- Not staking
- No deposit
- No new token
- Reducing holdings may weaken a classification under the final rules.
Fig. 3
Five Crates.
Copper, Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum. Each step up adds structure, hardware and light. Select a Crate, then drag it to inspect every side.
01 Copper
Drag to rotateArrow keys rotate
Tier 01 of 05
Copper Crate
Every position starts somewhere.
The introductory Crate. A compact modular vault with copper edges, simple structural details, the Bordrless mark on its front plate and a clean tier label.
- Shell
- Copper
- Frame
- Stone posts
- Hardware
- Two hook latches, rivets
- Light
- Orange core
Tier 02 of 05
Bronze Crate
A maintained position begins to build strength.
A more developed classification. Reinforced bands, corner guards and a more refined closure, with a thin line of accent light under the lid.
- Shell
- Bronze, reinforced bands
- Frame
- Segmented stone posts
- Hardware
- Corner guards, riveted bands
- Light
- Green seam
Tier 03 of 05
Silver Crate
Built for more established holder profiles.
The middle classification. Brushed silver surfaces, framed panels, precision fittings and an open frame that rises above the lid.
- Shell
- Brushed silver, framed panels
- Frame
- Tall silver posts, graphite caps
- Hardware
- Graphite fittings
- Light
- Teal seam
Tier 04 of 05
Gold Crate
A stronger position. A stronger Crate.
A high-level classification. Gold panels in a graphite frame, a central lock module with a dial, measured ticks on every post.
- Shell
- Gold panels, graphite frame
- Frame
- Graphite posts, measured ticks
- Hardware
- Central lock module with dial
- Light
- Yellow lid line
Tier 05 of 05
Platinum Crate
The highest Holder Crate classification.
The most elaborate Crate. Platinum panels on dark graphite structure, a ribbed band after the Bordrless sculpture, the Bordrless seal on the lid and blue light at the lid, base and corners.
- Shell
- Platinum, ribbed band
- Frame
- Graphite posts, platinum collars
- Hardware
- Bordrless seal on the lid
- Light
- Blue lines at lid, base and corners
Tiers are conceptual classifications. Higher tiers may correspond to larger potential additional $BORDR allocations according to final program terms. No tier thresholds or amounts have been announced.
Fig. 4
Hold your position.
Build your Crate.
Move the two controls and watch the illustrated Crate change. A visual way to explore the concept, nothing more.
Illustrated Crate
03 Silver
Descriptive values only, with no amounts or dates behind them. The preview does not calculate allocations or apply a real formula. The program's classification method has not been announced.
Fig. 5
Something extra
for $BORDR holders.
Bordrless Holder Crates is designed as a separate holder rewards experience for $BORDR, the Bordrless ecosystem token.
The proposed program recognizes two things: the $BORDR you maintain, and how long you maintain it. Stronger classifications may correspond to larger potential additional $BORDR allocations.
The precise allocation rules have not been announced. No reward pool, tier amounts, snapshot dates or distribution dates have been published. Nothing here is a promise of rewards.
Three things that are easy to mix up.
Existing
$BORDR buybacks
Half of new protocol revenue buys $BORDR, which the treasury holds in bridged form. It is not burned. How it works.
Proposed
Holder Crates
A separate $BORDR rewards concept based on amount held and holding duration. Its funding and allocation rules have not been announced.
These are separate. No economic link between them has been announced.
Fig. 6
Tokens without borders.
Bordrless is a new token standard for Solana, with its own DEX and launchpad. Its tokens live in their own program, separate from SPL and Token-2022, built from scratch for hooks.
Transfer hooks can only say no. Bordrless hooks say how much.
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01 / Token standard
Its own program
Mints and holdings in a standard built for hooks. Each holding keeps 64 bytes of state for its hook, with no extra account.
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02 / Hooks
Answers, not just yes or no
Hooks run before and after transfers, mints and burns. They can take a cut, burn part of a swap, set the fee, keep state, or refuse.
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03 / DEX
Pools that call hooks
The Bordrless DEX calls pool hooks on pool creation, liquidity changes and every swap.
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04 / Launchpad
Rules fixed at launch
Each launch picks its own rules, such as a creator fee, holder rewards in SOL, burns or a max wallet. Not every token uses every rule.
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05 / Bridge
One for one
Wraps SOL, SPL and Token-2022 tokens into the Bordrless standard one for one, and back again.
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06 / SDK
Write your own hooks
Developers can program token behavior with the SDK, from time-based fees to holder perks.
Fig. 7 / Existing protocol buybacks
Half stays.
Half buys $BORDR.
Bordrless already has documented protocol economics. They are separate from Holder Crates.
Input
Protocol revenue
Fees from launches, trades and routing, collected in SOL.
Keeper
About every 10 minutes
Splits only the revenue that arrived since its last run.
50%
Stays in the treasury
Funds development, deploys and keepers.
50%
Buys $BORDR
Through Jupiter, then bridged and held by the treasury. Not burned.
Each run is subject to documented conditions: small amounts wait for a later run, each run is capped, and amounts vary with revenue. Read the exact conditions in the tokenomics docs (opens in a new tab).
Existing buybacks are not Holder Crates. Bought-back $BORDR is held by the treasury. It is not described as a source of Holder Crates rewards, and Holder Crates funding has not been announced.
Fig. 8
Official $BORDR.
$BORDR
- Standard
- SPL token
- Supply
- 1,000,000,000 fixed (per docs)
- Trades on
- Meteora, routed by Jupiter
Official SPL mint
6Mix12LiHrQFojaQEnfPUC65Qkwd6X4Y5Qg93oFbordr
Tokenomics (opens in a new tab)
DexScreener (opens in a new tab)
@bordrlessdex on X (opens in a new tab)
About bridged $BORDR
The Bordrless bridge also issues a one-for-one bridged version of $BORDR on the Bordrless standard. It uses a different mint:
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The treasury holds its buybacks in this bridged form. Whether bridged balances count for Holder Crates has not been defined. That will be set by the final program rules.
Always check the full mint address. Other tokens can copy a name or ticker. This site shows no prices or market data; see DexScreener for live figures.
Questions
FAQ.
Short answers. Where a program detail has not been announced, we say so.
The program
What are Bordrless Holder Crates?
Holder Crates is a proposed holder rewards concept for $BORDR, the Bordrless ecosystem token. Eligible holders would be classified into one of five Crate tiers, from Copper to Platinum, based on the amount of $BORDR they maintain and how long they maintain it.
Who are Holder Crates intended for?
Holders of $BORDR, the official SPL token on Solana. Exact eligibility requirements have not been announced.
Does holding more $BORDR matter?
Yes. The amount of $BORDR you maintain is one of the two primary factors. A larger maintained position can contribute toward a stronger Crate. Exact amounts and thresholds have not been announced.
Does holding $BORDR longer matter?
Yes. Holding duration is the second primary factor. Maintaining a position over time can strengthen its classification. How duration will be measured has not been announced.
How is Crate strength determined?
By two factors: amount held plus holding duration equals Crate strength. The exact method for combining them will be set by the final program rules, which have not been published.
Is Holder Crates staking?
No. Holder Crates is not staking, and it does not involve a new token.
Do I need to deposit $BORDR?
No. The concept does not require depositing $BORDR. Be careful with any site or message that asks you to send tokens or sign a transaction to open or claim a Crate. This site never asks for a wallet.
What happens if I reduce my holdings?
Reducing holdings may weaken a classification. How reductions are treated will be defined by the final program rules.
The five tiers
What are the five Crate tiers?
Copper, Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum, from the introductory classification to the strongest.
What is a Copper Crate?
The introductory Crate. Every position starts somewhere.
What is a Bronze Crate?
A more developed classification, where a maintained position begins to build strength.
What is a Silver Crate?
The middle classification, built for more established holder profiles.
What is a Gold Crate?
A high-level classification. A stronger position, a stronger Crate.
What is a Platinum Crate?
The highest Holder Crate classification. Like every tier, it does not guarantee any reward or outcome.
Rewards and rules
Are additional $BORDR allocations planned?
The concept is that higher classifications may correspond to larger potential additional $BORDR allocations. No reward pool, tier amounts or distribution schedule have been announced, and no rewards have been confirmed as funded.
Are rewards guaranteed?
No. Holder Crates is a proposed program. Nothing on this site guarantees any reward, allocation, payment or financial outcome, and nothing here is financial advice.
Have exact eligibility thresholds been announced?
No. Minimum holdings, holding-duration requirements, snapshot dates, multipliers and tier allocations have not been announced.
When will final program terms be published?
No date has been announced. Follow the official Bordrless channels, bordrless.app and @bordrlessdex on X, for updates.
Is Holder Crates the same as Bordrless' existing token holder rewards?
No. Some tokens launched on the Bordrless launchpad switch on a holder rewards rule that pays a share of each trade to that token's own holders, in SOL, under that token's rules. Holder Crates is a separate proposed program for $BORDR holders.
Does Holder Crates use protocol buyback funds?
No such connection has been announced. Under the documented tokenomics, half of new protocol revenue buys $BORDR, which the treasury holds. How Holder Crates would be funded has not been announced.
Does Bordrless burn bought-back $BORDR?
No. According to the tokenomics docs, bought-back $BORDR is bridged onto the Bordrless standard and held by the treasury. It is not burned.
Do bridged $BORDR holdings qualify?
That has not been defined. Bridged $BORDR uses a separate mint on the Bordrless standard. Whether bridged balances count for Holder Crates will be set by the final program rules.
The previews
What happens when I open the sample Crate?
An animation plays: the hook latches release, the lid lifts on its pistons and the sample tier you picked is shown. It runs entirely in your browser. No wallet is connected and nothing is checked.
Is the interactive preview a real eligibility result?
No. The sample Crate and the progression preview are illustrations. They do not read your wallet, verify holdings or show a personalized reward.
Bordrless and $BORDR
What is Bordrless?
Bordrless is a token standard on Solana with its own DEX, launchpad and bridge. Its tokens live in their own program, separate from SPL and Token-2022, and their hooks can take a cut, burn part of a swap or set a fee instead of only approving or blocking.
What is the official $BORDR mint?
6Mix12LiHrQFojaQEnfPUC65Qkwd6X4Y5Qg93oFbordr on Solana. Always check the full address.
