Buyback and burn
Protocol fees buy $RUBHUB.
Then they burn it.
Half of every protocol fee collects in one contract. It spends that ETH buying $RUBHUB on the open market, then sends what it bought to a burn address that nobody holds the keys to. It has one function and no owner, so anyone can run it. Including you, right now.
You pay the gas. The tokens burn for everyone.
- $RUBHUB burned
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- Circulating supply
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- ETH waiting to burn
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- $RUBHUB burned so far
- Burned share of supply
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Anyone can run it
No whitelist, no operator, no permission needed. Any wallet can trigger the burn at any time.
Nothing can be repointed
The token it buys and the address it burns to are fixed when the contract is created. No function exists to change either.
Burned means gone
The burn address has no private key, so nobody can ever move those tokens again. Anyone can check the balance on the explorer.
This button does not accept whatever price the pool gives. The contract works out a fair price from the pool's own recent history and refuses to buy meaningfully above it. If a trading bot shoves the price around, the burn simply buys less now and finishes on a later press. It costs you nothing beyond gas, and none of your own funds are ever at risk.