Fees fund the quest.
You pick the quest.
A meme coin where the community holds the budget. Trading fees pile up on a public wallet, and every time they hit a milestone, holders vote on what to do with the money: charity, a big project, or something gloriously dumb.
Every quest follows the same four steps, in order.
Creator fees from trading land in one public wallet and are converted to USDC.
When total fees hit the next milestone, a new quest opens. Quest 1 is at $2,000 in fees, which leaves a $1,400 quest budget after the 30% reserve.
The community suggests ideas on X, the team posts 3 to 5 finalists, and a poll on X picks the winner.
The winner gets funded, and every receipt and transaction is posted as proof.
Fees collected toward the first milestone. This bar updates as the wallet fills.
$0 of $2,000 in fees. Quest 1 is locked.
Published before launch, so nobody has to guess.
All creator fees go to one public wallet: E59UeWfhoocuxyLEMRRqQ6KJupPZa6bFxge2mscTNzgt. Fees are converted to USDC within 24 hours of each payout. 30% goes to a reserve wallet (AS9beM2JE8pqVMibLa2YgTRQ8k99Ba3G6A8hvggXSiRS) for taxes, transaction fees, and legal or accounting costs. The other 70% is the quest budget. Anything left in the reserve at year end rolls into the next quest.
The dev wallet is 3YXCQyBKmgR5u8PbuHfCEDvGaFAgidqUdjbcMHMVBVww. It will buy about $1,000 of $SIDEQUEST at launch. We will not sell more than 5% of it without announcing it first, and part of any sale is set aside for that sale's own taxes.
Anyone can vote in a poll on X, one vote per account. Polls stay open for 3 days. The team can remove any finalist that is illegal, and will say so publicly.
Each finished quest gets photos, receipts, and on-chain transactions posted to the quest log below, with a running tally of what was spent.
No quests finished yet. Completed quests will be listed here.
Contract address: coming soon
$SIDEQUEST is a meme coin made for fun. It has no intrinsic value and no promise of financial return, and nothing on this page is financial advice. Only spend what you can afford to lose.