404,000,000. That is the whole number.
Fixed at deployment, with the ability to make more switched off permanently. Here is how it was divided, what each line is for, and what the split does not tell you.
Why the number cannot move.
Supply is a property of the mint account on Solana, not a promise on a website. Two authorities control whether it can change, and both were disabled.
Nobody can create another LANDING. Not us, not a future owner of the project, not a compromised key. The ability was given up, and giving it up is permanent.
Nobody can freeze your token account. We cannot stop you selling, and we could not do it to anyone else either.
You do not have to take this paragraph as evidence. Open the mint on an explorer and read the two fields yourself.
Where the supply went at launch.
This is the original allocation. It is not a statement of current balances, and tokens have moved since.
| Allocation | LANDING | Share | What it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Community | 202,000,000 | 50% | Rewards, campaigns and whatever the community talks us into. |
| Treasury | 141,400,000 | 35% | Operating reserve. Listings, build costs, the boring bills. |
| Liquidity reserve | 39,000,000 | 9.6535% | Held back to deepen pools later if it is needed. |
| Creator | 20,200,000 | 5% | The creator allocation. Named, not hidden in the community line. |
| Initial liquidity | ≈1,400,000 | ≈0.3465% | What actually went into the pool at launch. |
The Community line is project controlled. Calling it "community" describes what it is earmarked for, not who holds it today. We would rather say that plainly here than have you discover it on an explorer and assume we were hiding it.
What a supply table cannot tell you.
Allocation charts are the most over-trusted picture in crypto. A tidy split says nothing about whether those tokens are still sitting where the chart put them, and nothing at all about what happens if a large holder decides to leave.
Three things worth knowing
- A large share of supply is project controlled. The four wallets are listed by address, so you can watch them rather than trust them.
- Only a small slice went into the pool at launch. Thin liquidity means the price moves hard in both directions, and that is a structural fact, not a mood.
- Liquidity is not locked. Nothing mechanically prevents it being removed, which is exactly why we put that sentence on every page that touches the subject.
None of this is unusual for a memecoin. It is just unusual to print it on the supply page.
Now go check it.
The allocation above is only as good as the addresses behind it. All four are published, with explorer links.