Tokens that market make themselves
An igloo stands because every block leans on the next one, and the harder it blows outside, the tighter the whole thing sets. Yours is built the same way: every trade packs another layer in, the engine spends it buying the token back, and what it buys is gone for good. The more it gets traded, the less of it there is.
1.202 ETH standing, held for the next window.
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The mechanism
How an igloo holds its own market
Nobody has to run it, fund it, or remember it. The fee is charged on chain, the engine spends it on chain, and the only thing a launch can do with what it earns is put it back into its own market.
- 01
Every trade pays in
Between 2% and 6% comes off the quote leg of every buy and every sell, set by the mechanism the launch picked. It lands in a vault only this launch can draw on.
- 02
Pressure decides when
Four readings (clock, budget, dip, volume) combine into one number. At 1.0 the engine fires. A quiet market waits; a sell-off does not.
- 03
It buys, and the float shrinks
The budget goes in as a market buy, clipped so it cannot move the price past its own mode’s cap, and what it buys is destroyed.
