FAQ for Real Humans

🤔 What is DUMBHEAD?

DUMBHEAD is a fully decentralized, open-source meme protocol and airdrop experiment where 97% of tokens go straight to real, verified humans. There are no team wallets, no admin levers, and no VC allocations. After launch, the contract is forever in the community’s hands.

👽 How do I qualify for the airdrop?

1. Connect your Solana wallet & verify your Telegram via bot.
2. Join all required Telegram groups (and don’t leave!).
3. Pass the meme CAPTCHA (math + memes = human).
4. Play the game—try to lose your dummy USDT for a higher multiplier.
5. Refer real humans for extra rewards.

🦾 How does DUMBHEAD block bots & whales?

• On-chain wallet verification: 1 wallet per human.
• Telegram bot anti-spam and group presence checks.
• Math CAPTCHA—no mass scripts or AI.
• Residue Number System (RNS): prevents multi-claiming/farming with cryptographic math.
• All allocations and claim logic are public, open, and unchangeable by any admin.

💾 Is the protocol really decentralized and “unruggable”?

Yes. After launch, the contract is immutable, non-upgradeable, and there is no owner or privileged address. Tokenomics are hardcoded; no one (not even the deployer) can mint more tokens or drain the pool. If you can’t verify it on-chain, don’t trust it.

🎲 How does the game work?

Every participant starts with dummy USDT. The more you lose (in-game, not real tokens!), the higher your airdrop multiplier. It’s a test of luck, memes, and math. Try to get your balance as low as possible—“winner” is the best loser!

🔒 How is my wallet data kept safe?

• Never share your private key or seed phrase.
• Wallets are verified by public balance only—no personal or sensitive data is ever collected.
• All checks are automated. If anyone asks for more, it’s a scam.

💡 Where can I read more or check the code/math?

Every mechanism is described in plain English in the Whitepaper. For full technical details, check the Merkle, RNS, and claim math sections.

🔗 Can I trust the devs? Is there a team?

There is no “team.” DUMBHEAD is code, not people. After launch, no one—including the deployer—can change allocations, mint new tokens, or intervene in claims. You are the community and the protocol.

⏳ What happens after the airdrop is done?

There is no “roadmap” or admin to promise features. The protocol and community decide what’s next. Trade, meme, or build—DUMBHEAD is 100% community owned from Day 1, however the developers might assist in any required documentations.