Token With Physical Reserves

A token issued against U.S. penny reserves

Each CENT token is issued against a physical penny held in auditable reserve. Following the cessation of U.S. penny production, our reserves constitute a finite stock of legal tender you can verify.

🚨 Price Alert: CENT is currently trading above $0.01. A penny is worth more than a penny.

CENT is now trading

Available on Raydium DEX. Swap SOL or USDC for CENT.

Current Price
$0.0100
1,000,000
Pennies in Reserve
>100%
Collateralization
24/7
Live Monitoring
Solana
Network

A Reserve You Can Verify

Most stablecoin issuers publish quarterly attestations from accounting firms. We maintain a vault you can visit. You can literally touch the reserves. The distinction matters.

Our holdings are not distributed across banking partners, money market funds, or commercial paper. They exist as physical U.S. currency in a single secure location—observable via 24/7 video feed, and verifiable in person by appointment.

Following the U.S. Mint's decision to end penny production, no additional supply will enter circulation. Unlike Bitcoin, which continues mining until 2140, penny issuance has permanently ceased. The total addressable reserve is fixed.

Total Units 1,000,000 pennies
Tokens Issued 1,000,000 CENT
Collateralization Ratio 100%+*
Total Mass 2,500 kg
Network Solana
Decimal Precision 8 (centoshis)
*Based on face value. Actual collateralization exceeds 100% when calculated using average metallic content of pennies in circulation (weighted blend of pre-1982 copper and post-1982 zinc compositions).

Reserve Comparison

How CENT's backing compares to other digital assets.

Characteristic USDT USDC Bitcoin CENT
Physical backing Partial Partial None 100% physical
Live reserve visibility None None N/A 24/7 video feed
New supply being created Unlimited Unlimited Until 2140 Ended
Counterparty risk Banks, funds Banks, funds None None
Government legal tender No No No Yes
In-person verification No No No Yes

How It Works

Physical Custody

All pennies are held in a climate-controlled facility with 24/7 video surveillance. No fractional reserves, no rehypothecation, no synthetic exposure.

On-Chain Issuance

CENT tokens are minted on Solana with each issuance corresponding to verified physical deposits. All transactions are recorded immutably on the public blockchain.

Continuous Transparency

Rather than periodic attestations, we provide real-time visibility into reserve holdings. Count the pennies yourself via our live monitoring feed.

What's the point?

Look, we know what you're thinking. Well, technically this is NOT a stablecoin...

But here's the thing: most "backed" assets aren't actually backed by anything you can see or touch. They're backed by trust in institutions, attestations from auditors, and PDFs that no one reads.

We wanted to try something different. What happens when you make the backing so literal, so visible, so absurdly tangible that anyone can verify it with their own eyes? What happens when you can visit the vault and pick up a coin?

We don't know exactly. But we thought it would be fun to find out.

Reserve Characteristics

Properties that distinguish penny-backed reserves.

Absolute Scarcity

Bitcoin's supply cap is enforced by code. Penny supply is constrained by physical reality—the U.S. Mint has ceased production entirely. No fork, no governance vote, no protocol change can create more pennies.

Intrinsic Material Value

Pre-1982 pennies contain 95% copper. At current commodity prices, the metal content exceeds face value, providing a floor on reserve valuation independent of monetary policy.

Sovereign Backing

Each penny carries the full faith and credit of the United States government. Unlike corporate-issued stablecoins, the underlying asset is official legal tender.

Natural Security

At $0.01 per 2.5 grams, pennies present one of the lowest value-to-weight ratios of any store of value. Physical extraction offers minimal economic incentive. We maintain security protocols nonetheless.

Curious?

Buy some pennies. Or just watch them on the livestream. We're not here to tell you what to do.