Precision buybacks, every 30 seconds.
Every trade of $PISTON pays a 4% creator tax. Every 30 seconds the engine claims those fees, spends 75% buying PISTON on the market and sends it to the dead address, and routes 25% to the developer wallet. No hand on the throttle.
Intake. Compression.
Power. Exhaust.
Not every check produces a buy. If fees are unavailable, below threshold or unsafe to trade, the allocation carries forward to the next stroke.
- 01Intake
Trades pay the tax
Every buy and sell of PISTON pays a 4% creator tax, routed by the Pons launch configuration. Accrued fees may need a protocol sweep before they become claimable.
- 02Compression
The engine claims
Every 30 seconds the engine checks claimable fees and execution conditions, then claims what is available. A scheduled check does not promise a transaction.
- 03Power
75% buys PISTON
Three quarters of the claimed fees buy PISTON at market. Variable ETH spend; the token quantity depends on price, liquidity, fees and slippage.
- 04Exhaust
Out to 0x…dEaD
Purchased PISTON is transferred to the dead address. The remaining 25% of claimed fees goes to the disclosed developer wallet.
The 75/25 split applies only to eligible creator revenue actually received after protocol-level fees. The 4% creator tax is separate from protocol trading fees. Transaction gas is paid from a separate reserve and is not taken from the 75/25 fee allocation.
Read straight off the chain.
Every stroke, on the record.
Published split.
Public addresses.
Percentages apply only to eligible creator revenue actually received by PISTON after any protocol-level share. The split is enforced by the engine, off-chain; it is not a Pons contract guarantee.
Public addresses
Not configured0x63E34603E5C5504b9baEe28954c7f66F85faD4640x25BB8d3A29c86a07FD7Bfa05F60984a002d73D410x63E34603E5C5504b9baEe28954c7f66F85faD4640x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaDSupply accounting
UnavailableUnavailableUnavailable0 PISTONUnavailableA transfer to the dead address usually does not reduce ERC20 totalSupply. The estimate subtracts that balance; it is distinct from tokens destroyed by a supported burn function.
The 4% creator tax is set in the Pons launch configuration. It is separate from protocol trading fees, so it is not necessarily the total fee paid by traders.
A running engine is not a promise.
Buybacks depend on trading activity and fee availability. Scheduled checks can be skipped. Token prices can fall, and burns do not guarantee appreciation. PISTON has no holder payouts or staking rewards.
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