Every trade
Burns the supply
and a slice of it goes into the token's own vault, which buys the token off the market and destroys it.
- Fee
- 1% to the vault
- Supply
- 1B, fixed
- Exit
- burn only
INFERNO is a launchpad for people who think a token should be paid for by something that actually happens. Every trade pays a slice into the token’s own vault, and that vault buys the token back and destroys it.
No emissions. No staking. No promise of a number. Just a token named after a model, a vault that can only ever buy, and a supply that only moves one way.
The engine
A trade routed through INFERNO pays one percent of its ETH side into the traded token's vault. The vault can spend that in exactly one way.
- 01
Trade
A buy or a sell goes through one extra contract, which knows which vault belongs to the token being traded and refuses any token it does not.
- 02
Skim
One percent of the ETH side is paid into that vault before the rest reaches the pool. The token itself stays a plain ERC-20 with no tax inside it.
- 03
Burn
The vault spends its balance on the token's own Uniswap pair and sends everything it buys to the burn address, in one transaction.
One token per model
Every token is launched against a provider model id, written into the contract at deploy with no setter. Vaults are never pooled: heavy trading in one token does nothing at all for the holders of another.
Launch
One call to the factory with a name, a ticker and a provider model id. Out come an ERC-20 with a fixed billion supply and the vault that belongs to it. Nobody reviews it and nothing about it can be undone.
Trade
A plain Uniswap V2 pair against ETH, deployed by Uniswap and owned by nobody here. Price and market cap are read from the reserves — there is no oracle and no bonding curve anywhere in this.
The fee
A buy or a sell routed through INFERNO pays 1% of its ETH side into that token's vault before the rest is swapped. Trade the pair directly on Uniswap and you pay nothing — the fee is avoidable on purpose, because the alternative is a tax inside the token.
Burn
Anyone can call buybackAndBurn. The vault swaps its ETH on the token's own pair and sends the proceeds to an address with no key. It cannot pay a holder, a creator, or us — the burn is the only exit.
The flywheel
The loop is real and it is not fast. One percent of the ETH side means a vault fills at the speed of genuine trading — and a token nobody trades has a vault that stays at zero, permanently.
- 01
A trade
a buy or a sell, through the router
- 02
The fee
100 bps of the ETH side
- 03
Vault
ETH, one pot per token
- 04
Buyback
market buy on its own pair
- 05
Supply ↓
burned, permanently