Every cycle needs a king. Minos ruled Crete, commanded the labyrinth, and kept the sacred bull that no man could tame. Gold-horned, blue-cloaked, judge of all who entered his maze.

We looked at the timeline — the herds, the charts, the endless charge — and asked one question: what if the bull had a king?

$MINOS is that bull, minted on-chain. Not a fork, not a tribute. A dynasty. Every fee $MINOS earns gets claimed, recycled into buybacks, and rained back on the wallets that hold the line: the herd. The horns point up. They always did.

No presale. No team allocation. No maze of vesting. Just the bull, the fees, and the herd.

The cycle of Minos. Fees in, buybacks out, the herd rewarded, repeat:

The distribution logic, in one honest snippet:

// snapshot $MINOS holders: they get paid in $MINOS
// weight = sqrt(balance): sybil-resistant, whale-dampened
const holders  = await getHolders(MINOS_MINT);
const eligible = holders.filter(h => h.balance >= MIN_BALANCE);
const totalW   = eligible.reduce((s, h) => s + Math.sqrt(h.balance), 0);
for (const h of eligible) {
  const share = buybackPool * Math.sqrt(h.balance) / totalW;
  await sendMinos(h.owner, share);
}

• Hold $MINOS to ride the buybacks and drops. the herd is rewarded, not the tourists.
• Minimum balance required. dust wallets wander the maze forever.
• Distribution is √-weighted by balance. holding 100x more ≠ earning 100x more.
• Top wallets excluded from drops. the king judges fairly; giants feed themselves.
• Everything happens on-chain. don't trust, verify. then verify again.
• The labyrinth has one exit: conviction. paper hands never find the door.

$MINOS is a memecoin with no intrinsic value and no expectation of financial return. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any real person, brand, or mythological estate. It exists for entertainment purposes only. Never invest more than you can afford to lose, especially in something whose mascot lives in a labyrinth.