Every trade of $EVERY pays 3% — 2% into a pool, 1% to Pons. Each time the pool fills, it buys the next stock token on Robinhood Chain, A to Z, all 95 of them, then starts again. Burn $EVERY whenever you like for your slice of everything it holds.
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| # | Time | Bought | Spent | Received | Tx |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No fires yet. The first one buys AAPL. | |||||
$EVERY launches on Pons paired with SPY, the S&P 500 token on Robinhood Chain. Every fee is paid in SPY.
2% to the pool, 1% to Pons. Nothing else. Set once on Pons, can’t be raised.
Fees accrue in Pons’ fee escrow with the vault as recipient. pull() moves them into the vault — anyone can call it, and fire() does it automatically. The number at the top of this page is read live from those contracts.
When the pool holds the threshold in SPY, it can fire. The threshold is fixed when the vault deploys and locked with it.
One fire spends exactly the threshold: swapped SPY → the next stock token on the list through Uniswap v4, with a minimum-out so it can’t be sandwiched. 0.1% goes to whoever called it. The transaction is posted in the log.
AAPL is first. Every stock token and ETF on Robinhood Chain, alphabetical, 95 names today. After TSM the list starts over — lap 2, lap 3, forever. When the list reaches SPY itself the vault keeps that fire’s SPY as a holding instead of swapping it for itself.
A stock with no pool is marked skipped and the fire moves to the next name. It gets bought once it has a pool. New listings are appended to the end of the queue.
Burn any amount of $EVERY, any time, and receive amount ÷ total supply of every token the vault holds — AAPL, AEHR, ALAB… and the SPY in the pool. No queue, no permission.
Pons also pays part of the fee in $EVERY. The vault burns it. It is never sold.
There is no function that moves assets to the team. Threshold and swap route are frozen at lock. After lock the only levers are: append a new listing, skip a dead one, open fire() to the public.
Fixed by Pons at launch. Only goes down — redemptions and fee burns.
Stock tokens are Robinhood Chain ERC-20s: price exposure to the stock, not shares. Not affiliated with Robinhood Markets, Inc. or Pons. Nothing here is financial advice.
contracts/ on GitHub). Not deployed. Until it is, fires are executed by the team and posted with transaction links.TestingIf you see an $EVERY address before this page shows one, it isn’t ours. No presale, no airdrop.
Nobody. It’s the next name on the list. There is no vote and no team pick.
Pons pairs launches with a stock token, and SPY is the deepest one on the chain. Fees arriving in SPY means the pool is already “in the market” while it waits to fire.
A claim on the vault. Burn $EVERY and you get your share of every token in it, in kind, straight to your wallet.
No withdraw function exists. Read EveryVault.sol — the test test_noOwnerWithdrawExists is there to prove it.
Lap 2. Same list from the top, AAPL again.