Every chart has a bottom. Usually it's zero. ⚓
On KEEL the bottom is a number: SOL in a vault nobody can withdraw from, divided by supply.
Trades push it up. Nothing pushes it down. 25 seconds of a token that can't go to zero.
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$KEEL — is live ⚓
The platform token is live. Next: token launches with their own keel — 0.7% of every trade into a floor that only goes up.
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Reminder, because the fakes have started: $KEEL has no contract address yet. When it does, it'll be a text post from us and nowhere else. Mute anyone who DMs you one.
The floor only goes up. ⚓
Every token on KEEL has a keel: a SOL vault that 0.7% of every trade falls into. Nobody can withdraw from it.
Keel ÷ supply = the waterline.
→ burn your tokens at the waterline, any time
→ no vote, no window, no one to ask
→ the line never moves down
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Nothing can lower it.
Trade → keel goes up, line goes up.
Scuttle → keel and supply shrink together, line unchanged.
Dev withdraw → no such instruction.
Dev mint → mint authority burned.
Lower the line → impossible by arithmetic.
Scuttle any time.
Don't like the chart? Burn your tokens and take the waterline from the keel. In one transaction, with no one's permission.
The share you burn is the share of SOL you take. The line doesn't move.
Most of the fee goes under the line.
1% per trade:
0.7% → the keel. SOL. No withdraw instruction.
0.2% → liquidity
0.1% → platform
The keel pays exactly one kind of transaction: a holder scuttling.
Four moving parts:
1. Launch — name, ticker, picture. Optional ballast: part of your first buy goes straight into the keel.
2. Trade — 1% fee. 0.7% of it falls into the keel as SOL. Forever.
3. Waterline — keel ÷ supply. Readable any time.
4. Scuttle — burn any amount at the waterline. Any time.