Field notes

Every token in the pond trades against TIBBIR and nothing else. There is one Uniswap v4 pool per token, one hook for every pool, and no other market we set up.

You can still pay with ETH. The app routes ETH to TIBBIR and on to the token in a single transaction, and back the same way when you sell.

When a token is spawned, all 1,000,000,000 tokens go into its pool in one position, single sided: from the starting price up to the top of the curve. There is no TIBBIR in it at the start. As people buy, TIBBIR flows in and the price climbs.

That position belongs to the Hatchery contract, which has no function to remove liquidity. Nobody can pull it: not the creator, not us. The few wei that rounding leaves out of the pool go to the dead address.

The creator can make a first buy in the same transaction as the spawn, paid in TIBBIR, so nobody can buy ahead of them.

Each token has a pond fee between 0.1% and 5%, set by its creator at spawn and fixed forever. It is taken in TIBBIR on every buy and sell, never in the token.

30% of the fee goes to the pond treasury and keeps the lights on. The creator splits the other 70% three ways: their own wallets (up to three payees), the holders, and a TIBBIR burn.

Creator earnings can be collected at any time on the Harvest page. The holder share is paid in seasons: the pond gathers it, snapshots balances and publishes a list of what each wallet can claim. The burn share is sent to the dead address.

A token's stage follows its market cap in USD, so it reads the same on both chains.

TIBBIR on Robinhood Chain charges 1% on every transfer into or out of the Uniswap v4 PoolManager. Its owner can raise that to 10%. We do not control it.

When you trade with ETH, the swap runs ETH to TIBBIR to your token inside one PoolManager session. TIBBIR never leaves the PoolManager on the way, so the tax never applies. TIBBIR's own ETH pool still charges its usual cut, which the quote includes.

When you pay with TIBBIR, it has to move into the PoolManager, so 1% is taken on the way in. When you sell for TIBBIR, 1% is taken on the way out. The trade box shows the tax before you confirm. Creator and holder payouts also leave the PoolManager, so they arrive 1% lighter.

On Base, TIBBIR only taxes its own registered pairs. ETH trades there cross one of them (the Virtuals pair), and the quote includes it.

Every token spawned here is a plain OpenZeppelin ERC-20 with 18 decimals and a fixed supply of one billion. It has no owner, no mint, no pause, no blacklist and no tax. What you see in the pool is all there will ever be.

The creator becomes the token's steward. A steward can change who receives the creator share, and hand the role to someone else. Nobody can change the fee or the split.

none of this is financial advice. most tokens stay eggs.