Every Trade Feeds The Treasury

Trading fees buy PONS and post it for sale 20% higher. When the sale fills, the full proceeds buy PSTR and join the protocol treasury.

Fees collected ETH
Holders PSTR wallets
Positions acquired — ETH into PONS
Protocol buybacks ETH spent on PSTR

How it works

Every trade pays a fee. The fees buy PONS and post it for sale 20% higher the moment it is bought. When that sale fills, the proceeds buy PSTR, which joins the protocol treasury.

01

The fee

A hook on our pool takes a cut of each swap in ETH. 1% goes to marketing and 4% to the treasury at steady state. The token itself is a plain ERC20, so wallet-to-wallet transfers are free.

02

The treasury

ETH pools up in the strategy contract. At 1 ETH a new position can open. That call is permissionless, so anyone can make it, and it only succeeds if the balance is really there.

03

The resting order

The treasury buys PONS and places a sell order 20% above its entry, directly in the pool. No price feed, nothing to manipulate, no "sell now" function. The market either reaches it or it waits.

04

The buyback

When an order fills it has converted to ETH. That ETH buys PSTR on our own pool, and those tokens are held rather than burned. What the treasury is used for has not been decided yet.

Read the docs

The sell price is set at purchase and cannot be changed. No oracle, no admin, no trigger. The position either fills at target or waits.

Every position is independent, with its own entry and its own target. They stack into a ladder, and one waiting never blocks another.

Treasury

Fees pool up until there is enough for the next position.

Waiting to be deployed
Next buy in
0% Tranche size 1 ETH

Permissionless: once the treasury reaches a full tranche, anyone can call deploy() and pay the gas to advance the protocol.