A 250-year-old local, already community-owned, still fighting to reopen. $PINT rallies the internet behind it, donating 100% of its fees to the people saving it. Which pub? That unlocks at migration.
The pub
There’s a village in the Welsh borders that once had 17 pubs. Today it has one. And that one has been shut since 2019.
It’s stood for over 250 years. In 2024 the locals refused to let it die: they formed a Community Benefit Society, ran a share offer, and nearly 400 people put in just under £400,000 to buy the building back for the community. They own it. Now they need one last push to finish the repairs and get the doors open again.
We’re not claiming to save it. The community already did the hard part. $PINT is the internet pulling up a stool alongside them, and putting its money where its mouth is. (No name yet. The details are all public if you go looking. That’s allowed.)
Built in the open
A preview of the live panel. At migration the pub tile reveals its name and registration, the token tile links to the live contract, and every donation to the pub is a public on-chain transaction. Nothing here you can’t check yourself. That’s the whole point.
What $PINT is
$PINT is a community goodwill token. It rallies people around a real pub that’s worth saving, donating 100% of its creator fees to the community society that owns it. It’s a way to be part of the story, not a promise of profit.
Every penny of $PINT’s creator fees is claimed and donated to the community society that owns the pub. We take nothing off the trading.
Not an invisible asset. A 250-year-old building, community-owned, with a public paper trail you can follow yourself.
Every donation is a public transaction. You never have to take our word for it. Watch the money arrive.
The internet rallying behind a good pub. Come for the cause, stay for the community.
$PINT is a community goodwill token, not an investment. It is not a donation to the pub fund, not a share in the pub, not a promise of profit or return, and its value can go to zero. The pub’s own funding runs through its Community Benefit Society (shares, grants, JustGiving). Holding $PINT makes you part of the community rallying behind the pub, and 100% of its fees are donated to that effort. Come for the cause and the community, nothing more.
Where the money goes
Every trade on $PINT generates a creator fee. We claim it and we donate all of it to the community society that owns the pub. Nothing skimmed, nothing kept. Every transfer is a public on-chain transaction you can follow. This is the whole point of $PINT: proof that crypto can rally round something real and actually give back.
How to check us
Our whole thesis is that everything here is real and verifiable. The more you dig, the more it holds up. That’s the opposite of most of what launches on-chain. Here’s what you can (or soon will be able to) check for yourself.
A 250-year-old building bought back by its village through a registered Community Benefit Society. The share offer, the members and the fundraiser are all public record.
We’re not bolting ourselves onto someone’s cause uninvited. The people who own the pub know exactly what $PINT is and where the fees go.
100% of creator fees go to the pub, and each transfer is a public transaction. Watch the money arrive, don’t take our word for it.
Disclosed dev-buy, published wallet map, mint and freeze authority revoked. No hidden bundles, no fake volume.
The full story is public if you go looking now. At migration we confirm it all, and the diligence gets its payoff.
The reveal
$PINT launches on a bonding curve. When it migrates (the on-chain milestone anyone can watch) the reveal drops: the pub named, the landlord’s story on film, and the donations switched on. No date, no countdown. The community pulls the curtain by getting there together.
Migration is a technical milestone, not a price target or a promise of gains. It simply unlocks the reveal.
Pull up a stool
The pub, the landlord’s story, the donations going live: all at migration. Get on the list and you’ll be first through the door.
