Floor Pool
Half of the tax stacks into buy-side support at the floor price. When the market bleeds down, the floor absorbs the downside — automatically, on-chain.
- Buy-side support at the floor
- Absorbs downside pressure
- Grows with every trade
Every trade builds the floor. Every floor sell burns supply — and pays holders. A self-running on-chain engine built on one loop: 2% tax in, floor support, burn, dividends out.
Every trade is taxed 2% and split evenly between two dedicated pools. Nothing burns and nothing pays out until one single event happens: a sell through the floor mechanism.
Half of the tax stacks into buy-side support at the floor price. When the market bleeds down, the floor absorbs the downside — automatically, on-chain.
The other half funds dividends and sits armed. It stays locked until a floor sell-and-burn event fires the trigger — then it pays out to holders.
The single action that links everything. Sell tokens via the floor mechanism and two things happen at once: your tokens are burned, and dividends unlock.
Buys and sells alike route 2% into the protocol. The tax has no other destination — it exists to defend the floor, shrink supply and pay holders.
Provides buy-side support at the floor price to underpin token value. Every trade thickens the cushion under the chart.
Funds dividends activated exclusively after a floor sell-and-burn event. It only pays when the mechanism says so.
Trading → Floor Support → Burn → Dividends → Consensus. Each turn of the loop makes the next one stronger.
Every buy and every sell feeds the engine, at a flat 2%.
Two separate pools, one shared purpose: absorb downside and fund the payout.
The floor mechanism is the only way in — and the only thing that pulls the trigger.
Tokens sold via the floor are burned. Supply shrinks, permanently.
Dividends are triggered exclusively by the floor sell-and-burn event — never scheduled.
Lower circulating supply and rewards for holders build conviction, which brings trading activity, which keeps the pools growing.
Panic sellers feed the floor. Floor sellers feed the holders. The Guardian doesn't do vibes — only the loop.
It has one job description, encoded on-chain: absorb downside through the Floor Pool, burn tokens sold at the floor, and trigger dividends when the burn fires. No meetings. No roadmap theatre. Just mechanism, running itself.
It's an on-chain protocol that converts transaction taxes into a system of floor support, token burns and event-based dividends. Instead of relying on hype, every trade is routed into two dedicated pools — the Floor Pool and the Burn & Dividend Pool — governed by two simple rules: tokens sold via the floor are burned, and dividends are only issued when a floor sell occurs.
A flat 2% is taken on every trade and split evenly: 50% goes to the Floor Pool for buy-side support at the floor price, and 50% goes to the Burn & Dividend Pool to fund dividends. Both pools grow with every single trade.
Only when a floor sell occurs. Dividends are event-based, not scheduled — the burn event unlocked by a floor sell is the sole trigger. No floor sell, no payout.
Two things, at once: the tokens sold via the floor mechanism are burned, and the resulting burn event unlocks the dividend payout. Circulating supply goes down while holders get rewarded — the core of the flywheel.
The Floor Pool accumulates 1% of every trade and provides buy-side support at the floor price. When sell pressure hits, the floor absorbs it — downside protection that grows automatically as trading activity rises.
No. This page describes mechanism, not promises. Crypto assets are volatile and you can lose your entire investment. Always verify the contract address yourself and do your own research. Nothing here is financial advice.
The flywheel doesn't need belief — it needs trades. 2% in, floor support, burn, dividends out. On repeat.