Pentalaunch charges a flat fee per launch. This page states what that revenue is for, and shows what has actually happened on-chain. Every number marked on-chain is read live from Robinhood Chain when you open this page — nothing here is typed in by hand.
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Open it and you see the same balance this page reads: every fee that came in, and every transaction that went out. We cannot change what it shows.
70 % of the fees this site collects are earmarked to buy back the Pentalaunch token on the open market and burn what is bought. The remaining 30 % covers hosting, the domain, image storage and development.
Buybacks start once the token has migrated from the bonding curve to its Uniswap pool, and then run hourly. Migration is the trigger: it is the point at which the token has a real market, and at which putting fee revenue back into it means something. Until then the fees simply sit at the fee address, where anyone can count them at the fee address.
We are not asking you to trust Solidity that nobody reads. Every fee collected, every buyback and every burn shows up right here, read live from Robinhood Chain — and in the public transaction list of the fee address, which anyone can open.
If a burn happened, you will see it here. If it did not, you will see that too.
Every figure on this page comes from the chain, and you can recompute all of them without us:
| What | Where |
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| Fees collected | balance of the fee address on the explorer |
| Tokens burned | balance of the dead address, and total supply |
| Each buyback | the transaction list of the fee address |
| The launch fee itself | shown in the header of every page, read from the contract |
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