Games, a marketplace and the tools around themThe ecosystem
The ecosystem is not one product with one name. It is the games in Telegram, a marketplace for NFTs and game items, and the Web3 tools around SHIBC — each part stands on its own and is named as what it is.
What the ecosystem earns does not stay where it lands. Income goes into a router that splits it across four pots: burn, operations, rewards and treasury. The shares are fixed on-chain, and on mainnet the DAO decides on them; what the treasury is used for is a DAO decision as well.
Three of those parts can be opened today: the Bridge carries SHIBC between Ethereum and Solana, the marketplace shows what is on offer, and the claim portal is where a decided share is collected. The Web3 parts run on the test networks today — the mainnet route opens once the contracts are deployed there.
Right below, the ecosystem map shows live what moves between the parts, the main areas introduce each part on its own, and the FAQ answers the most common questions.
The ecosystem, live
Every part of the ecosystem and what moves between them: fees into the router, the four pots, bridge transfers and burns. The figures come from the contracts' own events, read by our indexer.
Network & version
Main areas of the Shiba Classic ecosystem
Bridge – SHIBC between Ethereum and Solana
Running on the test networks
The Bridge moves SHIBC from one chain to the other. The amount is locked on one side and issued on the other, so the total supply stays the same. The mainnet route opens once the contracts are deployed there.
Marketplace – NFTs and game items
Open listings, read-only on this site
NFTs and game items from the ecosystem change hands here. Buying happens with a Solana wallet in the marketplace itself; this site only shows the listings. Our own collections are only coming into being.
Income Reflection – revenue back to holders
Claimed per epoch, not a transfer tax
What the platform earns goes into a router and is split into four pots: burn, operations, rewards and treasury. The rewards share is claimed per epoch in the claim portal. On the test network a first epoch is open.
Games – Doge Dash, Rush 2D and Classic Heights
Play in the browser
Doge Dash and Rush 2D are the arcade games of the ecosystem; Doge Dash also runs as a Telegram Mini App and keeps a leaderboard of the best rounds. Classic Heights, the city game, is playable as an early demo.
DAO – decisions on chain
Voting power comes from gSHIBC
Shiba Classic has a DAO on Ethereum. Holding SHIBC alone gives no vote: you wrap SHIBC into gSHIBC one to one and can unwrap it at any time. Nobody hands out voting power, and nobody can refuse it to you.
Burn & buyback
The supply only shrinks
Over 40 % of the total supply already sits at the burn address. On the test network the router also burns a share of revenue: SHIBC directly, ETH after buying SHIBC on the market. That path has run once there.
Questions about the ecosystem
Games in Telegram, a marketplace for NFTs and game items, and the Web3 tools around SHIBC. There is no umbrella product with a name of its own — the parts are called what they are: the Bridge, the marketplace and the claim portal.
Into an on-chain router that splits every incoming payment across four pots: burn, operations, rewards and treasury. The shares are fixed on-chain, and on mainnet the DAO decides on them.
The rewards pot feeds the claim portal. That route is called Income Reflection: it mirrors what the platform earns, and it is not a transfer tax — nothing is withheld when you send SHIBC.
The Bridge, the marketplace and the claim portal. When bridging, the amount is locked on the chain it leaves and issued on the chain it arrives at — the total supply stays the same. The fee goes to LayerZero, and Shiba Classic takes nothing on top.
The marketplace is Shiba Classic's own instance, not a partner product. Buying happens with a Solana wallet in the marketplace itself, and collections of our own are only coming into being. In the claim portal, a decided rewards share is collected per epoch. The Web3 parts run on the test networks — the mainnet route opens once the contracts are deployed there.
Through the DAO. What the treasury is used for is decided there.
Holding SHIBC alone does not give you a vote: voting power comes from depositing SHIBC into the wrapper gSHIBC, one for one and reversible at any time. The page on voting power explains how that works.