3% of every trade is taken in WETH, bought into Bitcoin, and sealed in a contract with no withdraw function. Nobody can open the jar. You can always take your own share out.
Buys open at 90% and halve to the 3% floor over about fifteen minutes. Sells are 3% from the opening block and never more.
The one a search returns holds a fraction of one WETH against nine hundred million tokens, which aggregators render as roughly $4M of liquidity on one cent of daily volume. Both rows below are read from the chain as you look at them.
Read live from Robinhood Chain, in your browser, at block …. Both rows are one call each.
Each one is the absence of a function, not a promise about behaviour. You cannot call something that was never written.
The whole supply is the liquidity, and the hook refuses every removal, from everybody, including us. Not a timelock and not a third party locker.
No presale, no team bag, no vesting. The launch needs no WETH from us, because the supply is the liquidity.
No owner, no mint, no pause, no blacklist, no transfer fee. Sending it to a friend costs nothing. NoAdmin.t.sol reads the compiled ABI and fails if one appears.
No owner, no pause, no upgrade, no sweep, no rescue. The only way anything leaves is somebody retiring their own tokens for their own share.
Both directions, in all four ways a swap can be phrased. The four agree to within ten parts per million.
A contract that pays exactly one address and has no setter, so the destination is fixed before anybody buys anything.
Ethereum has a Bitcoin market. This chain does not. So a contract there buys it, bounded by that pool's own 30 minute average price, and the gateway brings it home. Nobody holds it.
No owner, no pause, no upgrade path, no withdraw function. Deposits are open to anybody.
Rounding runs toward the people who stay, by +0.00000096% on a half supply claim.
There is no Bitcoin market on Robinhood Chain. Any project claiming its hook swaps fees into Bitcoin here is describing a market that does not exist.
So the conversion happens on Ethereum, in a contract, and comes home through the canonical bridge. Every step is permissionless. No key holds the money at any point.
The two addresses in section 01 are callable right now, before anything of ours exists. Start there.
Published here and in the same post as the first public mention. Anything you see before this box has a value in it is a clone. The name is Preserve, not Reserve.