Snowpool

Every trade feeds a buyback. Every buyback burns supply. Launch your own token and it rolls the same way.

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published at launch

the snowball

a flywheel that can only turn one way.

a snowball does not roll because someone pushes it every turn. it rolls because rolling is what makes it bigger, and bigger is what makes it roll further. that is the whole design — not a metaphor, a loop with three steps and no discretion in any of them.

01

the pool pays

every swap in the pool charges a fee, and the creator share of that fee accrues on-chain. nobody has to donate anything. volume is the only input.

02

the bot buys

an agent claims the fee, quotes the pool, sets a floor under the fill, and buys back on uniswap v4. it runs on published rules and refuses a swap that misses the floor.

03

the supply falls

everything bought goes to a burn address nobody holds the key to. the supply is smaller after every cycle, and the next fee buys a larger share of what is left.

burned so far

tokens burned
of total supply
buybacks

counters read the chain, not a spreadsheet. they stay empty until the first cycle runs.

launch

give your token the same engine.

snowpool is not only a token. the same loop is packaged as a launcher: deploy a token and its uniswap v4 pool in one transaction, point the creator fee share at a buyback wallet that belongs to that token, and it starts rolling on its own from the first swap. you never send it money. the pool does.

the pool primitive this runs on is not deployed yet. the form is here so you can see exactly what it will ask for — nothing is connected, and nothing signs.

the rules

published before the first buy.

a buyback that is visible and predictable is a feature. the same transactions, undisclosed, read as something else entirely — and they are just as visible on-chain either way. so here is the wallet and here are the limits it runs under.

buyback wallet
0xdabe6aD84461C418f87B60dC0795E6aE5E10E412
burn address
0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD
venue
uniswap v4
slippage floor
2% — a swap past it reverts, by design
cap per cycle
fixed, and never raised to force a fill
what it sells
nothing. it only buys and burns

it only
gets bigger.