11 $VIRUS = ? $HOST
It is priced in its host
A virus has no ETH price. Its Pons curve trades against the host coin, so you buy $FLU with $DOG and sell it back into $DOG.
EXAMPLE TICKERSSCHEMATIC · NOT A DATA FEED
ROBINHOOD CHAIN 4663 · READING PONS FEE POLICY… · VIRUS CONTRACTS NOT DEPLOYED · LAB MODE · ROBINHOOD CHAIN 4663 · READING PONS FEE POLICY… · VIRUS CONTRACTS NOT DEPLOYED · LAB MODE ·
Protocol · three panels, left to right
How a virus spreads
One coin lives on another. Every trade pays the host, and the host pays for it with its own supply.
2FEE IN $HOST
Every trade pays the host
Each buy and sell pays a fee in the host coin. The creator share goes to the strain's own feeder contract, which anyone can trigger.
Trader pays—OF EVERY TRADE · LIVE
Feeder gets—OF VOLUME, IN THE HOST
350% BURNS
Half of it burns the host
Of what the feeder collects, 50% is burned out of the host's supply, 30% goes to the developer and 20% to the treasury.
HOST TOKENS BURNED······
Read from chain · newest first
Full register →Infection log
No infections logged yet
VIRUS contracts are not deployed in this build, so there is nothing to log.
Fee stain · 100 cells
Where every fee goes
Each cell is one percent of what a trade pays. The VIRUS-controlled part is split 50 / 30 / 20.
Route · example tickers
To buy a virus, follow the infection
01ETHETH
02$DOGHOST
03$FLEAVIRUS
04$MITEVIRUS
MAXIMUM INFECTION DEPTH: 3 VIRUS LAYERSOne signed swap per hop. Each hop quotes live, with its own slippage bound.