Every 1 ETH.One buyback.One burn.
Creator fees collect until the reserve reaches 1 ETH. Then CHARGE buys back $CHARGE and burns every token bought. Extra fees carry forward.
Next charge
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Creator fees in reserveFees stack up. The reserve hits 1 ETH. CHARGE.
One buy into the chart, then every token bought is burned.
1 ETH triggers the buyback & burn.
Last charge #024 · demoIllustrative statistics · CHARGE has not launched.
CHARGE / USD
Robinhood Chain · ETH
Awaiting first trade.
Live CHARGE data begins at launch.
- 1. Collect
- 2. Buy
- 3. Burn
32,334,000 $CHARGE burned (3.2334% of 1B) across 24 demo charges.
How CHARGE works.
- 01
Collect fees.
Creator fees from trades accumulate in the reserve.
- 02
Reach 1 ETH.
A charge starts when the reserve reaches the threshold. Extra fees stay in the reserve.
- 03
Buy back $CHARGE.
The full 1 ETH buys $CHARGE. Network gas is paid separately.
- 04
Burn the tokens.
All purchased tokens are burned. The reserve continues collecting fees for the next charge.
The rules of CHARGE.
Fees set the pace.
Below the threshold, the reserve waits. There is no timer or fixed schedule.
One budget. One buyback.
The full 1 ETH goes into the buyback. Network gas is paid separately.
The entire purchase is burned.
Every token bought is removed from supply. Nothing is held for resale.
Excess fees roll forward.
ETH above the cycle budget stays in reserve for the next charge.
Charges
Every 1 ETH: buy back, then burn. Illustrative records until CHARGE launches.
Prelaunch concept. Figures are illustrative. Buybacks depend on collected fees; burns do not guarantee a higher token price.