Reads escrow
Every few minutes it asks Pons' V2FeeEscrow how much RDDT is credited to
the treasury. One view call: it costs nothing and needs no key.
$RDDTR's curve is quoted in RDDT, the tokenized Reddit share. So every trade pays a fee that is already Reddit stock. Half of it stays in a treasury that has no exit. The other half goes back into the chart and is burned.
CA
One eth_call, in your browser, against Robinhood Chain. Nothing is cached
and nothing is claimed here that a block explorer would not agree with. Four dots mean
the contract does not exist yet.
It is not a model with an opinion about the market. It is a loop with two on-chain moves, and the reason that is enough is the quote asset: the fee arrives as the thing the agent wants to own.
Every few minutes it asks Pons' V2FeeEscrow how much RDDT is credited to
the treasury. One view call: it costs nothing and needs no key.
Past its threshold it signs harvest(). Pons pays by pull, not by push,
so this is the step that turns a credit into Reddit stock the treasury owns. It is
split on the spot: half kept, half earmarked.
buybackAndBurn() spends the earmarked RDDT on the curve, buying
$RDDTR at whatever the market is asking, with a slippage floor read from the curve's
own reserves.
Every token it buys goes to 0x…dEaD in the same transaction. The agent
never holds the coin, never sells it, and cannot: there is no function that would.
Rebuilt from the chain, never written by hand. Each row links to the transaction that proves it.
Awaiting the first move.
An agent that wanted to hold Reddit stock the ordinary way would need a venue, a router, a price feed and a slippage budget. Four things that can each fail, and on this chain the venue does not even exist.
Pons lets a launch pick its quote asset. Quote the curve in RDDT and every buy is settled in Reddit shares, so the creator fee Pons credits is already denominated in the stock. There is nothing to swap and no price to trust on the way in. The only trade the agent ever makes is the one it wants to make anyway: spending part of that stock to buy its own coin and destroy it.
So the two halves point in opposite directions on purpose. One accumulates an asset that can never be sold. The other removes supply from the asset it can. Neither can be redirected to a wallet, including the deployer's, because no such function was written.