I Read the EARN Contract on Base: 200,000,000 Supply Exactly, a 19,999,998.636 Presale Bucket and 55 Days Left at $0.20

Most token sales ask you to trust a landing page. EARN does not have to: it is an ERC-20 on Base, the contract answers every question a buyer would ask in plain numbers, and the sale contract holding the presale allocation is a second address you can read before you connect anything. I pulled both of them from a Base node this morning. Here is exactly what came back, and what the sale is actually selling before it closes on 31 December.

What the EARN contract returns on Base

The token address is 0x3B2d8CB66404Edf7341D3059850Ca21f9E743676 on Base mainnet, chain id 8453. Four reads settle the basics. name() returns EARN. symbol() returns EARN. decimals() returns 18. And totalSupply() returns 200,000,000 tokens exactly - the raw integer is 0xa56fa5b99019a5c8000000, which is 200 million times 10^18 with nothing trailing behind it.

That last number is the one that matters. A fixed-supply token reads the same on day one and on day four thousand, and the figure on the sale page - 200,000,000 EARN, no more will ever be minted - is not a marketing line, it is what the contract returns. The page's own stage table then does the arithmetic in public: 200 million tokens at $0.20 is a $40 million fully diluted valuation at the presale price, and the same supply at the projected $1.00 release price is the $200 million market cap the roadmap labels Stage 2.

The 20 million reserved for the presale

The second address is the sale contract, 0x042c41544357ec4a76e5d829c4d40b8291dd5ac9. A balanceOf() call against the token returns 19,999,998.636 EARN sitting there - the 20 million allocation the tokenomics page calls the presale bucket, 10% of supply, minus the fractions already moved out to wallets. That is the inventory the sale is drawing from.

The pricing on the page is deliberately flat: $0.20 a token, locked for the entire presale rather than stepped up in rounds, and the buy widget quotes it in ETH (1 ETH = 13,640 EARN) or USDC. Nothing about the price changes between now and the close, which is the point of a fixed-price sale - the only variable left is how long you have.

Where the other 180 million sits

The allocation is published and it adds up to the supply: 20,000,000 EARN to the presale (10%), 20,000,000 to the dev team (10%), 40,000,000 to marketing and listings (20%), and 120,000,000 to the treasury for airdrops and liquidity (60%). Six in every ten tokens are earmarked for the liquidity and reward side of the ecosystem, which is the part that has to exist before a listing price means anything.

What holding EARN is supposed to do

EARN is pitched as the token that pays you back rather than a governance badge. The staking vault on the presale page distributes rewards in the six assets the platform already runs on - Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Zcash, Litecoin and Dogecoin - instead of paying more EARN. The same token is the deposit rail for the EarnCrypto Pools that share mining and trading revenue, the access key for the AI mining scripts and copytrading engines, and the balance you play with on the slots floor - eleven cabinets, one wallet, free daily credits.

That circular design is the reason the presale is worth reading rather than skimming: the token is not sold against a whitepaper's future product, it is sold against six live surfaces that already take deposits today. The staking screen, the pools board, the faucets, the games and the tools directory are all reachable from the same navigation bar as the sale.

The part that expires on 31 December

The presale opened on 1 October 2026 and closes on 31 December 2026. That leaves 55 days from today at a price that does not move - and then Stage 1 is gone. The page lays the ladder out plainly: Stage 1 is $0.20 with a $40 million FDV, Stage 2 is the $1.00 release projection at a $200 million market cap, and Stage 3 is the $100 long-term target the team frames against a $20 billion vision.

20,000,000 EARN is the entire presale allocation. When the 31 December window closes, the $0.20 entry closes with it.

How to check all of it yourself

Three links do the whole verification. The presale page carries the buy widget, the countdown, the tokenomics table and both contract addresses. The EARN token on Basescan shows the 200,000,000 supply and every transfer since genesis. The presale contract shows the balance the sale is paying out of. If an address you were given is not one of those two, it is not this sale.

Buying is non-custodial: you connect a wallet on Base, send ETH or USDC to the presale contract and the EARN lands in your own wallet - there is no account, no email and no custody step in between. The countdown at the top of the page is the only deadline that matters, and it is running.