Useless.
syn unuseful, unutilizable ant utile, useful
wormwood, and the like … dissipate and digest any inutile or excrementitious moisture which lieth in the flesh Francis Bacon, Sylva Sylvarum
The undermediators are not required, have nothing properly to do, no peculiar duty to perform; but are an unprofitable or inutile set of beings sitting down and looking at each other through want of other occupation. John Rogers, Anti-popery, 1840, p. 191
Void, null, invalid. Without any legal use.
Of a stipulation: having no effect, and so binding no one to anything.
Denique inutilis est talis stipulatio… Institutes of Gaius III.100, 2nd century AD
Useless, unnecessary, pointless.
syn superfétatoire, superflu, vain ant utile, nécessaire, indispensable
der inutilement · inutilité
Not to be confused with inutilisable, “unusable.”
Useless is not the same as broken. INUTILE works perfectly. It simply does not do anything.
A Solana token that pays its holders in USELESS. So named because the payout is the definition. Live since 22 September 2026.
see also USELESS · see ETYMOLOGY: the word carried the dog first
The pair
inutile means useless. Not as a nickname. As the definition, in every language the word turns up in, going back two thousand years. So the payout is the definition of the name.
Hold a word that means useless, get paid in USELESS. The dictionary did the marketing. $USELESS calls itself the most honest cryptocurrency, built to do absolutely nothing. INUTILE is the honest dog coin that pays in it. Neither one is pretending to be anything else.
Rewards live
- Paid to holders10,055.74 USELESS$3,002 to holders
- Waiting in the pot0.00 USELESSjust paid out, refilling
- Payouts667135 wallets paid
- Last payouttoday3% of every trade
- Price$0.000111
- Market cap$110,574
- 24h volume$51,192
- Liquidity$29,341
The tax collects until the pot is worth paying out, then splits across holders pro-rata, in USELESS. Nothing to stake and nothing to claim, it just arrives. Each payout goes to whoever is holding at that moment, so selling before one means missing it. The curve graduated on 23 September 2026 and the tax keeps running.
Etymology
Latin inūtilis in- “not” + ūtilis “useful” → Middle French inutile → English inutile
The word has carried i‑n‑u at the front since Latin. 犬 inu is Japanese for dog. The two are unrelated and about two thousand years apart. Nobody planned this. The dog was in the word first.
The mechanic
Every trade pays a 3% transfer tax. The tax goes straight to holders, paid in USELESS.
You hold INUTILE. USELESS lands in your wallet. Nothing to stake, nothing to claim.
The payouts do not wait for the curve to graduate. Rewards are collected and sent out while the coin is still on the bonding curve.
A payout is one transaction carrying one transfer per holder, sized to what each holder owns. It pays whoever is holding when it fires. Sell beforehand and you funded the payout instead of receiving it.
The name and the payout are the same word. That is how a reward launch is wired: holders are paid in the quote asset, and the quote asset here is what the name translates to. A word that has meant “of no practical use” since Latin, paying out in a coin called USELESS.
- Launchpadstonkfun · Raydium LaunchLab
- Quote assetUSELESS COIN
- ModeReward · 3% transfer tax
- PayoutsOn the curve, before graduation
- Supply1,000,000,000
Sources
- “inutile,” English Wiktionary. Senses, IPA, synonyms, antonyms, and the Bacon and Rogers quotations. Text available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
- “inūtilis,” English Wiktionary. Latin senses, including the legal sense, and the Gaius citation.
- Francis Bacon, Sylva Sylvarum: or A Naturall Historie, 1626.
- John Rogers, Anti-popery: Or, Popery Unreasonable, Unscriptural, and Novel, 1840, p. 191.
- Gaius, Institutiones III.100, 2nd century AD.
- Pronunciation audio: Fr-inutile.ogg by Vion Nicolas, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0 FR.
- USELESS coin mark and the “most honest cryptocurrency” description: theuselesscoin.com. Shown here to identify the quote asset INUTILE pays out in. No affiliation.