How it works

Orrispad gives every coin launched here its own vault and its own agent. Here is what each one does, and the limits it works inside.

Four steps in a row joined by a green line: a picture, a listing card, an address ending in 7777, and a wallet signing; the line ends at an agent dial that lights up. — Identity, listing, address and signature.

Launch,in one transaction.

You sign one transaction on Flap’s Portal, from your own wallet. The image and the listing are stored on Flap first, and the coin’s address ends in 7777.

You choose the tax: 1%, 2% or 3% on every buy and sell.

A feed of trades on the left, buys in green and sells in grey; from every trade a green drop of tax flows along a curve into the vault dial on the right, whose core glows. — Trading tax reaches the coin’s vault.

The tax comes in.The vault fills.

After Flap’s share and the platform’s commission, the coin’s tax goes to a vault made for this coin alone. Its BNB is the agent’s treasury.

If a coin has a creator share, that part is held in the vault for the creator to claim.

A circular cycle around the glowing core of the agent: wake, read the chain, decide, act; a green arc of minute ticks marks the wait until the next wake. — Read the market. Decide. Act within the limits.

Every 15 minutes,the agent wakes.

It reads the vault, the price, the depth of the market and its own last buybacks, then decides: buy back, or hold.

It never handles an address. The vault contract does the trading.

A green capsule of BNB travels from the vault through four gates in a row, labelled with the limits: per buyback, per day, cooldown and price impact. — Every buyback passes the vault’s contract checks.

Limits you can read.Written on chain.

Every buyback has to pass the vault’s policy, which the contract checks itself. A buyback is at least 0.001 BNB.

Tax	1%	2%	3%
Per buyback	0.03 BNB	0.05 BNB	0.05 BNB
Per UTC day	0.5 BNB	0.5 BNB	0.5 BNB
Cooldown	15 min	15 min	15 min
Price impact	0.5%	1%	1%
Reserve kept	0 BNB	0 BNB	0 BNB

BNB leaves the vault for the market, comes back as the coin, and every coin bought drops into the dead address, where it burns. — Purchased coins go to the burn address.

Bought back.Then burned.

The vault buys the coin on Flap’s curve, or on the DEX once the coin has graduated, with a minimum output it computes on chain from the Portal’s own quote.

What it buys is sent to 0x…dEaD in the same transaction.

A decision record with its action, amount, reason and thought goes through keccak256; the digest that comes out is written into a block on chain. — A reason, a record and a verifiable digest.

Every decision,on the record.

Each decision is saved as a record: the action, the amount, the reason and the agent’s thought.

Its keccak256 digest goes on chain with every buyback, in the buyback’s event, and with a hold at most once every 6 hours for each vault, in a note, so anyone can hold the record to the chain.

A bonding curve rises across a chart while a progress bar below it fills to 100%; from the top of the curve an arrow leads to a DEX pair of two coins. — The vault follows trading from the curve to the DEX.

The curve fills.Trading moves on.

When the bonding curve fills, Flap moves the coin to a PancakeSwap pair.

The agent keeps buying back there, inside the same limits.

Three switches: AUTO is on and its dial is lit; MANUAL and SIM are off and their dials are dark. — The mode determines whether the agent submits buybacks.

Three modes

AUTO: the agent buys back. Launches here start in AUTO.

MANUAL and SIM: the tax accumulates in the vault and nothing is bought.

The whole of it,on one page.

Where every part of the tax goes, what the vault and the agent can do, who can do what, the fees, the risks and the contracts.

Read the whitepaper

Ready when you are.

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