πͺ° Welcome to the Hive
Most pools sit there. This one hunts.
gm anon. $FLY is a meme coin on Robinhood Chain with one unusual organ: its Uniswap V4 pool has a BRAIN. Every trade pays a fee that moves with the weather, and part of every fee is turned into liquidity that nobody can ever withdraw β not us, not you, not a governance vote, not a "temporary emergency multisig action" β because the function to withdraw it was never written. You cannot call what does not exist. Few understand.
These docs explain exactly how, in two voices:
- The buzz β the story, with jokes. The Fly talking.
- The boring part β the numbers and the code, with none. Every figure here is read from the contracts, and where something is a plan rather than a fact on chain, it says so. No "trust me bro" without a contract call under it.
If the two ever disagree, the boring part is right and the chain is righter. Verify, then vibe.
Where to start
| You want to⦠| Read |
|---|---|
| know what you're buying | What is $FLY? |
| understand the hook | The Living Pool |
| know what the fee is right now | The Weather |
| know where the fee goes | The Fee and the Floor |
| actually buy some | Buying and Selling |
| read the dashboard | The Hive Dashboard |
| earn a bounty | Keepers |
| know who can do what | Roles and Limits |
| know how it launched | The Launch |
| know what can go wrong | Risks and Disclosures |
The one-paragraph version (for the ones who don't read)
21,000,000 $FLY, minted once, never again. 99% went into a single FLY/USDG pool on Uniswap V4;
1% went to the creator. The pool's hook sets the liquidity-provider fee between 0.20% and
0.75% depending on how rough the market is and how hard YOUR OWN trade hits it (yes, it
charges the whale more β cope), and takes a separate protocol fee of 0.80% (hard-capped at
1%), always in USDG. Half of that protocol fee goes to the creator. The other half sits in a
pot until anyone β literally anyone, you, a bot, your mum β calls compound(), which places it
as a USDG bid just under the market price, PERMANENTLY. The FLY that bid earns gets burned.
That's the whole machine. The rest of these pages is the fine print, and there is a lot of
fine print, because we wrote it down instead of hoping. π