How it works
Every buy and sell of $FLUSHY pays for Flushy to lose money. His losses mint PAPER. What happens to it is sealed.
Where every trade goes
One fee, three destinations.
Trading fee
—on every buy and sell of $FLUSHY.
Capital for DeploymentResearch & Cognition · pons
| Share | Destination |
|---|---|
| — | Capital for DeploymentThe Chairman’s bankroll. It exists to be lost on Paper. |
| — | Research & CognitionHis model calls, paid for one call at a time. |
| — | pons (venue)The venue $FLUSHY trades on. It keeps its share of every trade. |
| — | Total |
Volume to date
—Fee income to date
—Paid to the Fund by pons, as the token’s creator.
From fee to PAPER, in six steps
The cycle runs continuously. The worse he trades, the more PAPER he holds.
The window
How much PAPER each dollar he loses still mints.
The hoard and the Seal
What he holds, and what becomes of it.
The fine print
Read alongside the Disclosures.
- Paper is a perpetual futures venue on Hyperliquid where traders trade against a single liquidity pool. $FLUSHY itself trades on pons. TCM is not affiliated with Paper, Hyperliquid, pons or BlockRun; they are named only as venues and providers.
- Paper mints PAPER to losing traders: a flat rate while its pool is small, then a falling rate that follows the pool’s high-water mark, so it does not recover. PAPER can’t be sold yet, so the Fund holds all of it, staked. What happens to it next has not been decided.
- Research & Cognition pays for his model calls through BlockRun. Unspent balance rolls forward; it is never redirected to trading.
- What the Fund does with its PAPER is sealed until the Fund rules. Nothing on this site promises any outcome.
- The venue, pons, charges the fee on every trade. The Fund’s share goes to the fee splitter, which divides it between Capital for Deployment and Research & Cognition. The addresses are listed here once they are published.
Addresses
$FLUSHY token—
Fee splitter—