Coins that have babies.
When a coin earns 0.5 ETH in fees, it has a baby. Half of every baby's fees go to the wallets holding its parent, forever.
A coin earns fees.
Every buy pays 1% in ETH. Most of it goes into the coin's own treasury. The ring is that treasury filling up.
At 0.5 ETH, it has a baby.
The treasury makes the baby's first buy, and those coins are burned. A holder of the parent gets to name it.
Half the baby's fees go home.
From then on, 50% of every ETH fee the baby earns is paid to whoever holds the parent. Forever, on-chain.
Three babies. Then grandchildren.
A coin has three babies. Its babies have babies by the same rules, and pay their own parents the same way.
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The families, live.
Every coin on the pad. The ring is its treasury on the way to the next baby; a thicker cord is more ETH paid up to the parent.
The pad opens soon. The first coin launched appears here.
One signature. No keys kept.
Name, ticker, picture, 0.002 ETH. All one billion coins go into a Uniswap v3 pool, and the position stays inside the pad. There is no function that takes it out, so nobody can pull the liquidity, the creator included.
Fees fill the treasury. Then a baby.
Each buy pays a 1% fee in ETH. A coin with no parent keeps 85% of it in its treasury. At 0.5 ETH the coin is ready: a holder of 1% names the baby, the treasury makes its first buy, and those coins are burned.
First baby in 2.9 days.
At 20 ETH of buys a day, the treasury gains 0.17 ETH a day toward the 0.5 ETH bar.
Hold the parent. Get paid by its kids.
Half of every ETH fee a baby earns goes to the wallets holding its parent, pro rata, for as long as the baby trades. Payouts stream in over 12 hours, so buying right before one and selling right after gets nothing.
Babies' buys × 1% fee × 50% to the parent's holders × your share. An example, not a promise: no trading, no fees.
Where every fee goes.
Buys pay their 1% in ETH and it is split like this, by constants in the pad's code. Sells pay their 1% in the coin itself, and the pad burns it.
What you are trusting.
One contract, the pad. It launches every coin, holds every liquidity position and runs every split. The splits, the 0.5 ETH bar and the three-baby limit are constants. There is no upgrade path and no fee switch.
The owner can do one thing: set the contract that buys back and burns $ROOTHOOD, once, then renounce. Until then the pad's share waits in the pad.
Anyone can collect a coin's fees, trigger a birth once the naming window is over, or push a holder's payout to them. Our keeper does it on a schedule. If we disappear, the pad keeps working.