Floorpad is live on Robinhood Chain.
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Every coin has a price. Almost none have a floor. When buyers stop, the price finds zero. Floorpad puts a reserve under the coin.
Every trade pays a fee into an ETH reserve. Not a wallet. An immutable contract with no owner and no withdraw function. Any holder can burn their tokens and take their share. Any time.
floor = reserve / supply. It only goes up.
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Two days in.
3.19 ETH locked in reserves across four coins. Nobody can withdraw it, holders can always sell into it.
1.53 ETH paid straight to holders' wallets, every five minutes, nothing to stake or claim.
FloorPad's floor went from 0.00097 to 0.00298 ETH per 1M. 3.1x in two days, and it can't go back down.
We shipped Floor + Yield, Floor Guard and FloorRouter in that time. More is in the pipe. We ship when it works, not when it's hyped.
The last few days have been good. We keep building.
https://t.co/0OHjH2KQNl
Update: FloorRouter is live.
Selling a Floorpad coin used to be a choice: pool or floor. Now it is one button.
exit() asks the pool for your coins with a minimum of floor + 1 wei. If the pool pays more, you get the pool price. If it can't, the call falls through to the reserve and you get the floor. One transaction, decided on-chain. You can never receive less than the floor.
The second function matters more. arb() buys on the pool and sells to the reserve in the same transaction, and reverts unless it made money. Anyone can call it and keep the profit. A market below the floor is now free money for whoever is fastest, so it doesn't stay there. The floor no longer depends on us running a bot.
No owner. No admin. Holds nothing between calls.
0x1C189DBd4E5f1b85EB1569c67d908A951cb314DB
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What Floorpad holders got so far. All on-chain.
2.62 ETH locked in reserves across all coins. Nobody can withdraw it. Holders can sell into it.
1.18 ETH paid straight to holders' wallets. 4,233 payouts to 709 wallets in 58 rounds. Nothing staked, nothing claimed.
FloorPad floor per 1M coins: 0.00097 ETH this morning, 0.00262 ETH now. 2.7× in a day. It cannot go back.
278,769 FloorPad bought and burned by other coins' vaults.
4 coins launched, each with its own floor and its own payouts.
https://t.co/0OHjH2KiXN
Update: the floor now defends itself.
Every 5 minutes each vault asks two contracts the same question. What does the pool charge for this coin, and what does the reserve pay for it? Both are eth_calls, no state change.
If the reserve pays more than the pool charges, after gas and a 1% margin, the vault buys on the pool and sells to the reserve in the same cycle. minOut is set to break-even, so a moving market cannot turn it into a loss.
The profit stays in the vault and is paid out with the next fees. Anyone who sells under the floor is paying holders.
Result: the market cannot sit below the floor for longer than five minutes, and nobody has to trust us for that. It is the vault's own money doing arbitrage against the reserve.
Live now on every coin. Market vs floor is shown on each token page. FloorPad currently trades at 17× its floor, with 2.4 ETH in the reserve.
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New on Floorpad: every coin launched on the platform now buys and burns FloorPad.
How it works. Each coin's vault takes 15% of its fees, every 5 minutes, buys FloorPad on the market and sends it to the dead address. The other 85% keeps running that coin's own floor and yield. Nothing changes for creators.
Why it matters if you hold FloorPad. The reserve stays the same while the supply shrinks, so the floor per coin goes up every time any coin on the platform trades. Not just ours.
Every burn is on-chain and linked on the FloorPad page.
Small update for creators.
Launch a coin on Floorpad without a website or an X account and the coin no longer ships with empty links.
Website → the coin's own Floorpad page, with its floor, yield and cycle log. X �� @FloorPadRH
Both are written into the on-chain metadata at launch, so explorers and aggregators show the same thing the token page does. Add your own links and they are kept as they are.
Every coin launched here has a home from the first trade.
https://t.co/fqCBPUG6KV
What's the plan with Floorpad, and why it matters.
Most coins die because the tax goes to one wallet and the only exit is another buyer. Floorpad flips both. Fees go into a reserve nobody can withdraw from, and half is paid to holders as ETH. So every coin has a floor that only rises, and holding pays.
That part is live. Day one: 0.95 ETH in the reserve, 0.16 ETH paid out.
Now: receipts. A tx link for every payout, floor history charts, verified contract source.
Next: let the market enforce the floor. An open-source bot anyone can run that buys below floor and sells to the reserve. Alerts, yield estimates, a leaderboard by floor growth instead of hype.
Later: bigger floors. Launch with ETH already in the reserve. Let anyone boost a coin's floor. Attach a floor to existing Pons coins.
Nothing goes under "Live" before it runs on mainnet.
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Day one on Floorpad. Every number is on-chain.
0.948 ETH sits in the reserve. Nobody can withdraw it. Holders can sell into it at any time.
0.158 ETH paid straight to holders' wallets. 94 payouts. Nothing to stake, nothing to claim.
Floor per 1M coins went from 0 to 0.00097 ETH. It cannot go back down.
1.106 ETH returned to holders in total. Team kept 0.
https://t.co/0OHjH2KiXN
Day one on Floorpad. Every number is on-chain.
0.948 ETH sits in the reserve. Nobody can withdraw it. Holders can sell into it at any time.
0.158 ETH paid straight to holders' wallets. 94 payouts. Nothing to stake, nothing to claim.
Floor per 1M coins went from 0 to 0.00097 ETH. It cannot go back down.
1.106 ETH returned to holders in total. Team kept 0.
https://t.co/0OHjH2KiXN
Day one on Floorpad. Every number is on-chain.
0.948 ETH sits in the reserve. Nobody can withdraw it. Holders can sell into it at any time.
0.158 ETH paid straight to holders' wallets. 94 payouts. Nothing to stake, nothing to claim.
Floor per 1M coins went from 0 to 0.00097 ETH. It cannot go back down.
1.106 ETH returned to holders in total. Team kept 0.
https://t.co/0OHjH2KiXN
First yield round just went out.
0.0295 ETH paid to 71 holders in one cycle. Nobody staked, nobody claimed. It just landed.
Same cycle: 0.0297 ETH into the reserve. Floor went up.
This is what every trade does now. Half under you, half to you.
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Update: Floorpad now pays you to hold.
Until today, every fee on a Floorpad coin went into the reserve. That built the floor, but it gave you nothing while you waited.
From now on the fee is split in two.
Half still goes into the reserve. The floor keeps rising, and it is still your guaranteed exit if the market ever pays less.
The other half is paid to holders. In ETH. Every five minutes. Straight to your wallet. No staking, no claim button, no lockup. Just hold.
Why this is better:
Selling costs you the payouts. Holding earns them. So the people who hold are the ones who get paid, and the sell pressure that kills every memecoin gets a reason not to happen.
And you still can't go to zero. The reserve is still there, still owner-less, still only going up.
Get paid to hold. Never go to zero.
Live on the official coin now. Connect your wallet on the token page and watch "Your position" fill up.
https://t.co/0OHjH2KiXN
What Floorpad actually does, in plain words.
Every coin launched on Floorpad has a piggy bank.
Every time someone buys or sells, a small fee drops into it, in ETH. Nobody can open the piggy bank. Not the creator, not us. It's a contract with no owner.
The only thing you can do: hand in your coins and take your share. Own 1% of the coins, get 1% of the ETH in the bank. Any time.
So the coin can never be worth zero. The bank is always there.
And the bank only grows. Every trade adds to it. Nothing leaves except to people cashing out, and they hand in their coins when they do, so everyone else's share stays the same.
You don't have to stake, claim or do anything. Just hold. Every trade anyone makes puts more ETH under your coins.
That's it. That's the floor.
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3. The floor
floor = reserve / circulating supply
That is the price you can always get by burning your tokens. Not a chart line. A number you can read off a contract.
Deposits raise it. Redemptions remove the same fraction from reserve and supply, so the ratio does not move. There is no third way for ETH to leave. The floor only goes up.
Redeem from the token page or call redeem() directly. No permission, no lockup.
6. Links
Site: https://t.co/0OHjH2KiXN
Docs: https://t.co/Bho1IiXiIX
Launch: https://t.co/fqCBPUG6KV
Official coin: https://t.co/N196iJpaBA
Reserve contract: 0x1A34b76aD23160C0453532619cDfeC9646717356
Built on Pons v2, on Robinhood Chain. Read the contract before you buy. That is the whole point.
5. Why it matters
For holders: you can always exit into ETH, even if nobody is trading. Every trade anyone makes puts ETH under your position. If price dips below the floor, redeeming is free money, so it does not stay there.
For creators: you are not asking people to hope. You are pointing at an address.
The official FloorPad coin runs on exactly the same rails. 2% tax, same reserve contract, no special treatment.
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