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Quick start

Two ways to play. Buy into a strategy someone wrote, or write one and let it run. Neither needs a fund, a licence, or anyone's permission.

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The contracts are live on Robinhood Chain and twelve stocks are listed, but public launching is off and no strategy has been launched. Read this as how it will work, and check the status before acting on it.

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Buying into one​

1 · Pick a launch, and read its five numbers. Every launch publishes the rule its treasury follows, before anybody buys and frozen afterwards:

what to look at
Take profithow far above cost it sells. High targets mean it sells rarely, which means it burns rarely
Diphow far it lets the stock fall before buying more
Stop0 means it never sells a lot below cost. A stop means it can, and burns nothing when it does
Lot sizehow much it works at a time
The stockNVDA behaves nothing like GME. You are taking a view on that stock as much as on the token

2 · Check two things the page shows you. What the launcher bought for themselves in the launch transaction — a big number there means most of the supply is already in one wallet — and whether the treasury can trade right now (health(): a stale feed, a corporate action, or a closed market all stop it).

3 · Buy it in its own pool. The token trades against its stock, not against USDG. If you hold USDG, the trade router does both hops in one transaction. Your buy is taxed in the token, and that tax is burned.

4 · Then nothing is required of you. The treasury works by itself: anyone may call it, and whoever does is paid a bounty out of the proceeds. You do not have to be that person, and there is no team who is.

5 · Selling. A sell is taxed in the stock and funds the treasury, the creator and the protocol. The rate spikes for a while after each buy-back, so selling into a burn costs more than selling into a quiet hour.

Writing one​

1 · Pick a listed stock. Twelve to choose from. You cannot supply your own oracle or pool — those come with the listing, because a creator-supplied oracle is a creator-controlled price.

2 · Write the strategy — five numbers. For example, a patient one on NVDA:

take profit   +100%  then +250%     sells half at double, the rest at 3.5x
dip            −12%                 buys more after a 12% fall from its last sale
stop             0                  never sells a lot below what it cost
lot size         5%                 works in small pieces

Or an active one: +8% / +18%, dip −5%, no stop, lot 20% — takes profit early and often, and spends what it realises buying weakness. Both are legitimate; they are different bets on the same stock.

3 · Decide what you take at launch. In the same transaction you may make the first buy, which is exempt from the opening window, and hand the treasury its first stock. Both are visible to everyone afterwards, so take what you would be comfortable defending.

4 · Launch it. One transaction deploys the token and the treasury, opens the pool and seeds the entire supply as liquidity nobody can withdraw — including you, including us. It costs no capital.

5 · You are paid while it runs. Every sell hands you a cut, in the stock itself, forever. You cannot change the rule afterwards, or the tax, or the liquidity. That is the trade: the thing that makes strangers willing to buy your strategy is that you gave up the ability to change it.

Before you touch either path​

  • Holders have no claim on the treasury. No dividend, no redemption, no share of it. What it does for a holder is buy the token back and burn it.
  • It can lose money, and a treasury sitting on a stock that fell does nothing at all — no sale, no burn.
  • The contracts are reviewed, not audited, and a launch is immutable, so a mistake cannot be patched.

The full mechanism is on the protocol page; what to call and what to read from chain is in integration.

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