FURNACERobinhood Chain4663
An automated buyback and burn experiment

Every five minutes.
Feed the fire.

FURNACE is an automated buyback-and-burn experiment on Robinhood Chain. Every five minutes, the engine checks available creator fees. 75% funds token buybacks and burns. 25% goes to the developer wallet.

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Token $FURNACENetwork Robinhood ChainCheck interval 300 seconds
The public ledger

Measured in confirmed activity.

Prelaunch data
FURNACE destroyed by confirmed burnUnavailableNo confirmed burn data
ETH spent on buybacksUnavailableConfirmed cycle receipts
Successful burnsUnavailableRequires a confirmed burn
Creator fees claimedUnavailableClaimed totals, not accrued fees
Developer ETH receivedUnavailableConfirmed developer payouts
Fees claimable nowUnavailableFeeEscrow balance, when readable
Pending unswept feesUnavailableAccrued fees are not yet claimable
Original supply burnedUnavailableDestroyed amount / original supply
Last confirmed burnUnavailableSuccessful burn only
Execution record

Every cycle, accounted for.

Transaction proofs link to Blockscout
TimestampCycleETH claimedETH spentTokens boughtTokens burnedDeveloper payoutProof
No confirmed cycles yet.Transaction records appear here after launch. A scheduled check alone is not a burn.
The operating sequence

Fees enter.
The ledger follows.

Not every check produces a buy. If fees are unavailable, below threshold or unsafe to trade, the allocation carries forward.

01

Trading generates fees

Pons routes creator fees to the configured recipient. Accrued fees can require a separate sweep before they are claimable.

02

The engine checks

Every 300 seconds it checks available fees and execution conditions. A scheduled check does not promise a transaction.

Eligible creator fees received by FURNACE
75%

Market buyback & burn

Variable ETH spend. Token quantity depends on market price, liquidity, fees and slippage.

25%

Developer wallet

Transferred to the disclosed wallet for development.

The 75/25 split applies to eligible creator revenue actually received, including the creator’s share of Pons trading fees and any creator tax. Pons keeps its protocol share first. The intended 3% creator tax is optional, subject to Pons verification, and is charged separately from Pons’s standard trading fee. Gas comes from a separate reserve.

Open by design

The allocation is the policy.

Every percentage applies to eligible creator revenue actually received by FURNACE, after Pons’s protocol share. This includes the creator’s remaining share of standard fees and any creator tax.

75%Buyback and burn
25%Developer wallet

Public addresses

Token contract
Not configured
Creator / engine wallet
Not configured
Developer wallet
Not configured
Gas reserve wallet
Not configured
Burn destination · planned
0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD
Pons V2 factory
0x7eD598BcEf8bd9Edd8C97A195C6d13f40801EC7e

Supply accounting

Original minted supply
Unavailable
Current on-chain totalSupply
Unavailable
Dead-address balance
Unavailable
Destroyed via confirmed burn()
Unavailable
Burn-adjusted supply estimate
Unavailable

A transfer to the dead address usually does not reduce ERC20 totalSupply. The estimate subtracts that balance; it is distinct from tokens destroyed by a supported burn function.

The planned 3% creator tax is optional and subject to current Pons limits and launch approval. It is separate from Pons’s standard trading fee, so it is not necessarily the total fee paid by traders.

Risk, stated plainly

Automation is not an outcome.

Buybacks depend on trading activity and fee availability. Scheduled checks can be skipped. Token prices can fall, and burns do not guarantee appreciation. FURNACE has no holder payouts or staking rewards.

Pons V2 documentation ↗