PSTRAT, taxes and the treasury
The token, the Uniswap v4 hook, the LP lock, and where the tax goes.
Paper Strategy (PSTRAT) is a fixed-supply ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain. The token itself has no tax logic; it composes like any normal token. All of the economics live in the Uniswap v4 pool's hook.
The hook
- 3% buy / 3% sell tax, taken from the swap's output and sent straight to the treasury wallet. Buys pay in PSTRAT, sells pay in ETH. The owner can lower taxes and can never set them above 10%.
- Trading gate. Swaps revert until the owner enables trading, so liquidity is seeded before anyone can snipe.
- LP lock. The seed liquidity NFT is minted to the hook contract and cannot leave until the lock expires. The lock duration is set at deployment. After expiry the owner can unwind it; fees can be collected without touching liquidity at any time.
- The hook accepts exactly one pool: ETH / PSTRAT with itself as the hook.
Launch limits
For the first phase the token enforces a 0.5% of supply max transaction and a 2% of supply max wallet. The deployer, hook and treasury are exempt and the pool itself may hold more than the wallet cap. The owner can remove both limits once, permanently; that transaction is public on-chain.
Launch
Liquidity is single-sided: 100% of supply goes into the pool as PSTRAT, priced to a $5,000 starting market cap. No ETH is seeded; buyers convert the position into ETH as price rises.
Treasury
The tax lands in the treasury wallet. The treasury trades the Papertrade protocol with it, and the Treasury tab shows every position and trade live. Holding PSTRAT gives two things today: access to the copy trader at 0.5% of supply, and a claim on the planned revenue share. The distributor contract that pays ETH to holders pro-rata is built once the pieces are in place; until then the treasury's activity is fully public here.