In 2014 the KaKaCoin thread paid bounties for videos, news and games. In 2026 we bring the bounty board back on Solana. Post about $kakacoin on X. 72 hours. Everyone valid gets paid, the best get paid most.
Round 1 open
$kakacoin bonded on Pump.fun, and Round 1 is live. It closes on Friday 25 September 2026 at 14:09 UTC, 72 hours after the Round 1 tweet. Pool: 3,000,000 $kakacoin, 0.3% of the supply.
Open the Round 1 tweet and enter →
To enter, reply to the Round 1 tweet with the link to your post. Entries anywhere else don't count.
How to enter
- Post anything about $kakacoin on X: a thread, a meme, a video, a story, a chart. One category, no rules on format.
- The post must tag @kakacoindotcom and include $kakacoin.
- Reply to the Round 1 tweet with the link to your post. That's your entry.
- One entry per person per round. Pick your best.
How the pool is paid
| Rank | Share of the pool | Round 1 (3,000,000 $kakacoin) |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | 30% | 900,000 $kakacoin |
| 2nd | 20% | 600,000 $kakacoin |
| 3rd | 10% | 300,000 $kakacoin |
| Every other valid entry | 40%, split equally, capped at 50 entries | 1,200,000 $kakacoin shared |
Ranking is by engagement score, counted when the 72 hours are up:
score = likes + 2 × reposts + 3 × replies (from real accounts)
Replies count most because we want conversation, not drive-by likes.
Rules
- Your Solana wallet must hold at least 100,000 $kakacoin when payouts are made. Post your Solana address in your entry reply, or DM it to the account after the round closes.
- X accounts younger than 30 days are not eligible.
- Obvious bought engagement, bot replies or engagement pods disqualify the entry. The team decides, and the decision is final.
- Payouts go out within 48 hours of the round closing. Every payout transaction is listed below, so anyone can check.
Past rounds
Robinhood Chain era, Round 1 (KKC). Ran 14 to 17 September 2026 with a 2,000,000 KKC pool. It closed with no entries, so nothing was paid out.
Solana rounds will be listed here with winners, scores and payout transactions.
Why this way
A "first to post wins" bounty pays one person and everyone else stops trying. A leaderboard with a participation share pays the whole crowd, so it's worth posting even if you don't think you'll win. And 72 hours is long enough to make something good and short enough that nobody forgets.