make it community owned.
this time it's a contract.
every launch on earth says community owned. on pools.trade you can finally prove it. the creator hands the fee stream to a contract with no owner and no withdrawal, and from that block on nothing leaves the token. not to them, not to us, not to anyone.
- 01the liquidity already belongs to the pool. nobody can withdraw it, not even the creator
- 0260% of every fee already goes back in, permanently
- 03repool hands over the last 40%. after that, nobody is being paid but the pool.
works on any of the ~3,000 launches a day, ours or not. today the answer is almost always that somebody is still collecting.
there is exactly one leak.
the liquidity on a pools.trade launch was never withdrawable, not even by the creator, and most of every fee already goes back into the pool. that is true today, of every token, without anybody doing anything. one piece is left over.
compounded straight back into the launch position by a contract that reverts unless the liquidity actually went up. nobody can withdraw it. this already happens on every pools.trade token, today.
paid in ETH to whoever holds the launch fee NFT. this is the only value that can ever leave a pools.trade token, and on almost every launch nobody checks who holds it.
one leak, one NFT, one contract call. flip the switch above to see what repool does to it.
split read live from 0xeFF166…FaACDf, written in its constructor, no setter, no ownerreading the chain…
where the fee actually ends up.
three things happen, and none of them need you to trust anybody. this is the part that makes a repooled token different from one that just says it is.
every trade pays 0.25%, and it piles up inside the pool where nobody can spend it. one public call shakes it loose. anyone can make that call. it costs them gas and pays them nothing.
on a repooled token the fee stream belongs to a keeper: a contract with no owner, no admin, and no function that pays anybody out. the ETH arrives and it is not going anywhere.
that ETH goes back into the same pool as an offer to buy the token a little under the current price. the offer is owned by an address that has no private key, so there is nobody who can cancel it. not the creator, not us, not anyone.
every trade leaves behind an offer to buy that can never be taken back.
the wall under the price only ever gets thicker, because there is no transaction that makes it thinner. and if the price ever falls into it, that ETH buys the token, and what it buys is stuck in there too.
- ✓nobody is paid for running it. the caller covers their own gas.
- ✓leftover ETH stays in the keeper and joins the next one.
- ✓the creator takes 0%, and there is no setting to change that back.
and then you get a link.
that is the whole deliverable. you paste it in the announcement, in the profile, in the group chat. it reads the chain every time somebody opens it, so it is still true in a year and it cannot be faked by anyone who did not actually do it.
it works before you repool too, and then it says so. a tool that only ever answers yes is an advert.
see how it is checked- fee beneficiary
- FloorKeeper 0x…no owner, no withdrawal
- creator takes
- 0%forever, and there is no setting
- floor laid
- read livefrom fees already handed over
- withdrawable by
- nobodyevery position sits at 0x…dEaD
the first thing you can check before you buy.
at t=0 every launch of the day looks identical. there has never been a question you could ask that the answer to was not somebody’s word. there is one now, and it is a code hash.
“is this community owned?” answered by a pinned tweet, a doxxed dev, a Telegram promise, or a locker with an expiry date you never read. every one of them is a claim about the future made by someone with a reason to make it.
“is it repooled?” answered by extcodehash on the fee beneficiary. one RPC call, no account, no allow-list, and it does not route through us. if repool disappeared tomorrow the check would still work.
sitting in the shared beneficiary vault across every pools.trade launch, waiting for creators who mostly never come back for it. read live, right now, from your browser.
- not a burn
- no supply is destroyed. what goes to 0xdead is the LP position.
- not a locker
- the liquidity was already stuck forever. we did not do that and we do not claim it.
- not governance
- community owned here means nobody extracts. there is no DAO, no vote and no treasury.
- not a treasury
- the ETH is a spent bid, not money we hold. it converts.
- not a price floor
- depth is guaranteed, price is not. a big enough sell eats through any bid.
and ours
RePool / POOL has not launched yet. when it does, its fee NFT will be minted directly into a keeper, never held by us for a single block, and it will appear here like any other token, with the same page and the same checks.
the guarantee is the same either way: 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD has no private key and no code, and withdrawing a v4 position requires an approved sender. there will never be one.
put it back, and there is
nobody left to pay.
hand the fee stream over once, and every trade after it lays another brick under your token that nobody can take out. it is the only signal on this chain that cannot be faked, because it is not a claim.