$PHLO on Robinhood Chain
Every trade of $PHLO pays 1% into a pot. When the clock runs out, the whole pot becomes one buy of $PHLO, and every coin it buys is burned in the same transaction. No owner, no staking, no team wallet.
Live on Robinhood Chain mainnet, tested end to end on testnetReading the furnace…
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No firings yet. The first one lands when the pot passes the minimum.
No trades yet. Every trade adds 1% to the pot.
The furnace runs on Robinhood Chain mainnet, and the same contract was tested end to end on testnet first. Every line below is a transaction you can open on the explorer.
Chain 4663
Same contract and parameters as the tested one, except the smallest pot that fires: 0.001 ETH here, so the 1% tip always pays for the gas of lighting it.
Chain 46630
29,647.8 PHLO burned on the first firing; total supply fell to 999,970,352.2.
Contract tests: 19 unit and fuzz tests, plus a fork test that runs the whole flow against the real Uniswap v4 PoolManager on both networks. Both furnaces were deployed from 0x6C079ff20B77fBbc89Fb5C90c5f43Cf24166d7D4, the only address that could launch $PHLO, once. The source of all four contracts is verified as an exact match of the deployed bytecode.
No staking, no claiming, no team wallet. Fees become firings, and firings become burns.
Every buy and every sell of $PHLO pays 1%, in ETH, into the furnace's pot. The contract holds it; no person can move it.
Every 180 seconds the furnace may be lit. Anyone can do it and earn the tip; the keeper does it when nobody else does, and nobody can do it early.
The pot becomes a single buy of $PHLO in its own pool, less a 1% tip for whoever lights it. One buy may move the price at most 5%; anything left waits for the next firing.
Every coin that buy returns is burned with burn(). Total supply goes down on the explorer, and nothing sits in a wallet.
The furnace is a Uniswap v4 hook. It takes its fee inside the pool itself, so it applies to every trade, whether it comes through this site, a wallet's swap screen or any other router.
All the coins were minted once, straight into the pool, as liquidity the contract holds forever. There is no function that removes it, no owner and no upgrade. The only address with a special power could launch the flagship once, and has done so.
A pot under the minimum waits for the next firing instead of wasting gas. Coins launched on the launchpad burn on the same clock, and a tenth of their fees buys and burns $PHLO.
Contract 0x2564357f5F49dc09Ff1250A4B79C81026beAE0cc. Read it, and check every burn, on the explorer.
In 1703 Georg Ernst Stahl taught that everything that burns gives off a substance he called phlogiston. Lavoisier's experiments in the 1770s and 1780s showed that burning is something taking oxygen in, not giving phlogiston off. The theory is gone. The name suits a coin whose supply is meant to leave a little at a time.
The engraving is from Lavoisier's own textbook, the book that retired phlogiston. Its plates were drawn and engraved by Marie-Anne Paulze Lavoisier.
Launch a coin on the same engine. It gets its own pool, its own pot and its own firing every three minutes, burning itself. A tenth of every one of its fees buys and burns $PHLO, so every coin on the pad feeds the original furnace.