Cloud SI · SI Launchpad
CLOUD Buyback Reactor
Every CLOUD trade pays 2% into our creator escrow on Ethereum. Half of each week's fees is planned to buy CLOUD back and burn it, in small slices, every step on a hash chain.
Creator-escrow fees · live from Ethereum
Ring = how much of this week's fee window (Mon–Sun, UTC+8) has passed.
Source: Stockereum escrow 0xAcef…24BA ↗ · creator 0x0546…9E62 ↗ ·
Fee history (UTC+8 days)
Latest claims (escrow → creator wallet)
Planned weekly buyback
not started yet- 50% of each week's escrow feesWeek = Mon–Sun UTC+8. Budget fixed Monday 21:00. Launch week is not back-filled.
- Small slices (TWAP)Each slice moves the price at most 1% and is at most 0.01 ETH. Max 4 slices and 3% a day, random times, private RPC.
- 100% burnedEvery CLOUD bought goes straight to the dead address. Nothing is kept, nothing is ever sold.
- Hash chain firstEach slice is written to a public SHA-256 chain before the swap and again with the tx hash after it.
8038e60b08…b9ab9d5Every child-coin trade: 2% fee
Child coins are paired with CLOUD, so buying any of them needs CLOUD first. Half of a SI clone's realized profit buys back its own coin.
Launchpad test run
TESTNETThe launchpad contracts run on two test networks with a mock CLOUD (tCLOUD) and six test child coins, one per SI clone. A bot makes small random test trades a few times per hour for 7 days. Test tokens have no value.
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Routing check
- Universal Router: routes ETH → tCLOUD → child coin in one transaction
- Uniswap app and aggregators: not routed yet (hooks with fee deltas need Uniswap's routing allowlist)
- Exact-output swaps: refused by the hook (exact-input only)
Child-coin slots · one per SI clone
SIMULATEDNo child coin exists yet. Each slot shows the clone's planned ticker and its simulated twin from Genesis (CLOUD·SIM points, not real money).
Read-only page. No wallet connection, no buy button, no promise of any return. Escrow numbers come straight from Ethereum; child-coin slots are a simulation and say so.