WicketThe small door in the big gate, left open.
Every coin here is a stile, hung in one transaction at 1.80 ETH with no fee and no hook. Its threshold — 22% of the liquidity — is burned into the ground. Its door — 78% — hangs with the keeper, who can lift it off whenever they like. And the gate is open from block one, to everyone, bots included.
how a hang works
One transaction cuts the door, lays the sill, and swings it open.
The stile is made
A plain ERC-20 named by the maker: 1,000,000,000 coins minted once, owner renounced in its own constructor. No hook, no tax, no blocklist, no max wallet.
The sill — 22% of the LP
Its position NFT is minted straight to 0x…dEaD inside the launch transaction. Nobody can pull it, ever. Whatever happens to the rest, this part stays in the pool.
The leaf — 78% of the LP
Its position NFT goes to the keeper — the deployer wallet that runs this pad. It is not locked. The keeper can pull it, in part or whole, at any time. Each stile's page shows live whether it is intact.
The step — optional
ETH the maker sends with the hang is seated just above the opening price so the first seller meets ETH. Its NFT belongs to the maker. Unused ETH comes back in the same transaction.
the gate is open
No toll at the door. No one standing at it either.
fee on every swap. LP fee 0 and no hook: nothing on the swap path but Uniswap's own maths.
of launch delay. The pool trades from the block it is created in.
max-buy limits, allowlists, cooldowns or snipe taxes.
block is all a bot needs: snipers and routers can buy in the first block. That is a fact about this pad, not a protection.
Without a fee nobody earns from volume here — not the maker, not the keeper. The keeper's position is the leaf itself. Without snipe protection, the first buyers are usually bots; buying after them means buying at their price.
market cap at the open, the same for every stile (tick 201365)
coins per stile, all of them in the pool; the maker gets none
of the LP burned to 0x…dEaD / held by the deployer, unlocked
the scanner's checks, forecast
Three green, one red — and the red one is correct.
After verification on Sourcify and Blockscout (MIT). Until a contract is verified, this reads ✗.
Each stile renounces ownership in its own constructor: owner() is zero from block one.
Likely: a plain ERC-20 in a hookless, fee-free pool, so simulators can buy and sell it. A forecast, not a guarantee.
Only 22% of the LP is burned. The 78% leaf is held by the deployer and can be pulled at any time. This stays red.
the ledger