$AICODE$AICODE is launching
a total of 500.00B $AICODE is available to be claimed by the wallets on the list.
$AICODE not claimed before the deadline is burned. all of it goes to the dead address, none of it comes back to us. claimed it? stake it on the earn page.
how it works
launch
one transaction mints the whole supply and splits it: a locked uniswap v4 pool, the airdrop contract, and a staking reserve. the launcher ends with zero coins. the first minute the pool fee is 99%, so snipers pay for everyone.
claim
the list of wallets and amounts is hashed into one merkle root and written into the contract. you connect, the site finds your proof, you claim. one transaction, your gas.
burn, or stake
every sell burns a slice of the coins sold, forever. when the claim window closes, anyone can burn what is left. what you did claim you can stake on the earn page and collect the reserve stream.
tokenomics
contract
the launcher can do four things: launch, set the hook once, set the list once, change the fee wallet. anyone can press claim fees, the eth always lands in that wallet. it cannot mint, pause, blacklist, move claimed or staked coins, change a list or a fee curve that is set, or touch the pool. every contract is verified on etherscan.
faq
who gets the airdrop?
wallets that actually traded: uniswap v4 on ethereum, pons on robinhood chain, and pump.fun on solana, each with a 30-day volume floor shown in the table above. the list is fixed in the contract as a merkle root before claims open, so nobody can add themselves later, not even us.
i traded on pump.fun, how do i claim on ethereum?
open the link page, connect your solana wallet, type the ethereum wallet that should receive the coins and sign a plain message. nothing moves. when the list is built your pump.fun volume counts for that ethereum wallet.
is there a presale, a team bag, a tax?
no, no and no. at launch the supply went into the uniswap pool, the airdrop contract and the staking reserve, in the split shown below. the launcher wallet holds zero. the coin itself has no tax and no owner functions.
what happens to coins nobody claims?
after the deadline anyone can press burn. everything left in the airdrop contract goes to the dead address. it does not come back to us.
can the liquidity be pulled?
no. the pool position is owned by the launcher contract and the contract has no function that withdraws it. read the source on etherscan, it is verified. scanners may say "unlocked" because uniswap v4 has no lp token to lock, the code is the lock.
where do trading fees go?
the pool is a uniswap v4 pool with a dynamic fee: 99% in the first minute (sniper protection), then the resting fee for good. fees are paid out in eth only: the coin side is sold back into the pool, and all of it goes to the fee wallet that pays for the site, the team and the burns. anyone can trigger a fee claim.
what gets burned?
three things. every sell burns a fixed percent of the coins sold, forever, with no cap. the airdrop that nobody claims is burned after the deadline. and nothing is ever minted again, so the supply can only go down.
why a 99% fee at the start?
so bots that buy in the first block get almost nothing and the people who claim the airdrop are not dumped on by snipers. the fee slides down to the resting fee within a minute and the curve is fixed in the contract, nobody can raise it again.
how does staking work?
stake the coin on the earn page, no lock. a slice of the supply set at launch streams evenly to stakers over time. unstake any time, rewards come with it.
which wallet do i need?
any ethereum wallet. metamask, rabby, rainbow, coinbase wallet, or walletconnect from your phone. claiming is one transaction, you pay the gas.