The fee drop on HoldFlow is linear
The longer you have held, the earlier you are paid and the more you get. Nothing to stake or claim: your wallet balance and the time it has been there set your place in the line
Selling resets the clock
Nothing to stake, lock or claim on HoldFlow
The balance in your wallet is what counts. Buy a token on the board, keep it there, and the 1% fee of every other pool is shared with you
$FLOW is live
Pons only, never on our own board
CA: 0xc01303543f9334e1f4543d68bc43837f744e4384
Protocol fee 20% from here on: 15% buyback and burn of $FLOW, 5% development
How it works under the hood:
Chain: Robinhood Chain (id 4663)
Pair: ETH, Uniswap v4, no hooks
Supply: 1,000,000,000 per token, no owner, no mint, no tax
Pool fee: 1%, fixed in the contract, 100% to holders, creator share 0%
A launch is one transaction and 0.0005 ETH. The factory deploys the token and places the whole supply into a single Uniswap v4 position that prices like a constant-product curve with 2.02 ETH of virtual reserves
The 1% of every pool is swept by a permissionless collectFees() to the fee wallet and split each epoch, in ETH, between the holders of all the other tokens
Nothing returns to the token that generated it, so nobody can pay themselves by trading their own token
Your weight is your share of the token's supply, the ETH in its pool and how long you have held. Selling resets the clock. Nothing to stake, nothing to lock, nothing to claim
HoldFlow is a launchpad on Robinhood Chain with one rule: the trading fees of every token go to the holders of all the other tokens
Every token trades in its own Uniswap v4 pool. Every pool charges 1%. That 1% goes to everyone holding a different token on the board