Next releaseNo. 001
Rat or mouse
Intake from the lab, a vet check, and care in a foster home until adoption.
paid $0of $50
Goes to Second Chance Heroes
Lab Animals
Sells free lab animals.
Buys burn $LAB.
Every 0.5 SOL of fees is split by volume. The sell share pays a rescue to take the next animal out of a lab; the buy share burns $LAB.
The queue
One unit at a time, in a circle of species. The fund pays the current unit as soon as it holds its cost at the SOL price of that moment. Every figure has a source on the registry.
| No. | Species | What it pays for | Goes to | Cost | Status |
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How a split works
Nothing runs on a clock. The keeper acts when fees arrive and when the fund reaches a price.
Step 1
0.5 SOL of fees
Creator fees reach the keeper. Each full 0.5 SOL is one split: 10% pays for the server and RPC, 90% is divided by $LAB volume since the last split.
Step 2
Sells free, buys burn
The sell share goes to the release fund. The buy share buys $LAB and burns it, in one transaction with a public memo.
Step 3
The cage opens
When the fund holds the next unit's cost, it pays the rescue and the card gets its RELEASED stamp with a receipt.
751,355
Animals in US labs
animals were held or used in US research facilities in fiscal year 2025, not counting lab-bred mice, rats and fish, which nobody counts.
Source: USDA APHIS annual report summary. More on the registry.