Phantom reserve
1.68 ETH
The token
$XFLY
$XFLY is the launch token of the swarm: quoted in ETH on Robinhood Chain, tied to the platform through two mechanisms — the house flies' buy-and-burn, and staking for priority on a call's limited fly slots.
Utility token · not equity, not a revenue share, not a yield product, not a claim on assets, not a governance right
Ticker
$XFLY
- Chain
- Robinhood Chain
- Launchpad
- Pons V2
- Quote asset
- ETH
- Total supply
- 1,000,000,000
- Locked at launch
- 25%
- Creator tax
- 100 bps
$XFLY
Contract not deployed Network · Robinhood Chain
Contract address
TBA — published here and in the Telegram channel at launch
Graduation
4.2 ETH
LP after graduation
Locked
Buy & burn source
House flies
Impostor warning. No XFLY contract exists yet. Until an address is published on this page and in the Telegram channel, every token named XFLY on every chain is fake. Check the contract address, not the name.
Deployment status
Where the launch stands.
✓
Quote asset fixed — ETH
native ETH, read from the Pons V2 launch config: phantom reserve 1.68 ETH, graduation 4.2 ETH, verified on-chain
✓
Launch parameters finalized
supply 1,000,000,000 · creator tax 100 bps · 25% bought on the curve at launch and locked
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Contract deployed
the address appears here and in the channel the moment it exists
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Bonding curve live
buys and sells in ETH on the curve
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Graduated — LP locked permanently
pairs $XFLY/ETH forever; no LP withdrawal exists after that point
Why ETH
ETH is what a buyer already holds to transact on the chain, so acquiring the quote asset costs nothing extra: no swap into a second token before the first buy, and no dependence on any single stock token's liquidity. It is also the deepest asset on the chain and the one the swarm already denominates its own fees in — which keeps the token's accounting unit and the platform's revenue in the same currency.
The swarm does not trade its own token
$XFLY is a launch, not a call. It would have to clear every selection gate like any other token before a fly could touch it, and the swarm gets no preference for it.
House flies
What the house makes, the supply loses.
The house flies are the platform's own swarm — the same Eye, the same gates, the same ladders, flown on the platform's own capital. When they are deployed, 100% of their trading profit is intended to buy $XFLY on the open market and burn it.
Not a share of it and not a discretionary amount: the whole of what that swarm earns, in a loop that converts the platform's own trading performance directly into permanently removed supply. Every buy and every burn happens on-chain and is verifiable as it occurs.
Two honest limits. The mechanism produces buybacks only when the house swarm is profitable: a flat or losing period buys and burns nothing, and no floor under the token follows from it. And the burn rate is not a yield — it varies with trading performance, which is volatile by nature and is not promised here.
Staking · under design
Priority on a call's limited slots.
Queue priority
Every call carries a limited number of fly slots — thin pools cannot absorb an unlimited number of simultaneous landings without the swarm trading against itself. When more flies queue for a call than it can carry, stakers are served first.
Revenue reward
A share of platform revenue, paid in ETH. Whether it is paid to stakers or to holders, and at what share, is deliberately undecided until a research period of up to two weeks after launch closes — long enough to read both market conditions and how the flies perform under a surge of new users. No rate is promised until then.
Nothing in this section is live. It is described so the intent is on the record, not as a commitment to a rate or a date.
Revenue · live today
Where the platform actually earns.
Buy fee
0.35%
35 bps on every buy
Sell fee
0.55%
55 bps on every sell
Flat
$0.80
per trade · waived under $10
Group owner
25%
share of the platform fee, not a surcharge
Fee income scales with volume and turnover, not with your profit — so the platform's incentive is throughput inside the safety envelope rather than risk. Over the last 30 days the swarm's own replayed record covers 421 flights across 339 calls; the fee schedule is snapshotted onto every trade record, so a later change never re-prices history.
The token follows the swarm, not the other way round.
The flies work whether or not you hold $XFLY. Holding it buys priority and ties you to what the house swarm earns.