SKOOP is the loyalty and payment token for KOKOS Ice Cream — Nashville's original plant-based SKOOP shop. Buy it. Pay with it. Earn it. All on Base.
Crypto is the future of finance and busineses need a better loyalty system. One that the customer actually owns. One that isn't locked inside an app that disappears when the business pivots. One that works even if KOKOS isn't here tomorrow.
SKOOP is built on Base — an Ethereum Layer 2 with near-zero fees and two-second finality. Every payment, every reward, every settlement is a public transaction anyone can verify. No middleware. No middlemen. No black box.
This is what DeFi actually means in practice: a micro-economy between a local business and its community, running on open infrastructure, owned by neither party and beholden to neither..
The escrow contract is immutable and ownerless — not even KOKOS can change the rules after deployment. When you pay in SKOOP, the logic is fixed in code. That's the promise of trustless finance applied to a $9 ice cream.
DeFi — decentralized finance — sounds abstract until you use it to buy ice cream. At that point it becomes very, very concrete. Here's what it actually means.
Traditional loyalty points are worthless. Airlines print them out of thin air. Coffee shops expire them. The house always wins.
SKOOP is different. Total supply is fixed at 888,888,888. Every time the shop settles captured payments, a batch of SKOOP is sent to the zero address — 0x000…000 — and is gone forever.
The more KOKOS grows, the more SKOOP burns, the scarcer the remaining supply. Community members who hold SKOOP early benefit from the scarcity created by the shop's own success.
BatchBurnExecuted event with the exact token count and timestamp — visible on Basescan.