Tekkō is a self-reinforcing market where every buy and every sell locks 2% into a permanent WETH vault. No key. No door. The floor only rises.
Most curves forget. Tekkō remembers every exchange. 2% of every swap — buy or sell — is taken by the hook and locked in the vault. The vault has no key and no door. It grows with every trade, forever.
The market sets the price. The hook takes its share on every swap. Every token traded brings backing into the vault.
2% of every trade flows into the permanent WETH vault inside the pool. No team wallet. No multisig. No withdrawal path.
Divide the vault by the fixed supply. That ratio only climbs. After every successful swap, the floor is higher. The code makes a lower floor impossible.
Buy or sell. The floor only rises.
2% locked on every trade — No redemption — No admin — No upgradeOld tokens put tax logic in the token itself. That breaks aggregators, gets flagged by scanners, and forces an owner onto the token. Tekkō puts the logic in a Uniswap v4 hook — a small immutable program deployed alongside the pool. The token stays a clean, standard ERC20. No warnings. No surprises. Works everywhere.
No more, no less. Nobody can print more, nobody can destroy them, nobody can pause them. Standard ERC20 — works with every wallet, every aggregator, every bot.
Buy or sell — doesn't matter. The tax doesn't go to a team. It doesn't go to a wallet. It goes into a vault inside the pool itself. A vault with no key. A vault with no door.
The vault grows with every trade. Divide the vault by the number of tokens, and you get the floor. It's not a promise. It's not a target. It's arithmetic. The code makes it impossible for it to fall.
The hook intercepts every swap atomically — takes 2%, routes it to the vault, returns the delta. Everything happens in one transaction. The token never sees it. The token stays clean.
After every successful swap, the hook routes 2% into the vault. The vault balance is public. The token supply is fixed. Divide them. That number only goes up. Market price can be higher — but it can never be lower than what the vault mathematically guarantees.
The floor is a narrow and powerful guarantee. It is not a promise of profit, price stability, or freedom from risk. Know what it is — and what it is not.
The floor ratio rises after every successful canonical swap. The vault is immutable. The token supply is fixed. The ratio can only climb. This is arithmetic enforced by code, not a promise made by people.
Market price rises. Price remains volatile above the floor. The floor is denominated in WETH per token — not a dollar guarantee. WETH itself carries market risk.
Tekkō has no exit hatch. Unlike redemption models, there is no way to burn tokens and claim vault WETH. The vault backs the floor — it is not a withdrawal pool.
No admin can change the code. That also means nobody can fix it. If parameters are wrong, they stay wrong. Read the contract before you trade. The rules do not bend for anyone.
Tekkō does not promise that market price only rises. It promises that every successful canonical trade locks more WETH beneath every token. New volume feeds the vault. The vault feeds the floor. The floor never retreats.
The rules do not bend for a founder, a creator, a whale, or a majority vote. Each trade adds to the backing. Each percent locked never loosens. Nothing here depends on belief in a team. It depends on arithmetic, custody, and code that cannot be rewritten.
That is the design: activity becoming backing, backing becoming permanence, and the market remembering everyone who passed through it.