$4DROP — Meme in. Stock out.

BNB Chain · launched on Flap · stock-paired

Meme in. Stock out.

$4DROP trades against SPCXb — tokenized SpaceX stock — so every buy and sell is taxed straight into an on-chain vault that fills up in stock, not promises. Each cycle, the community votes where the treasury drops. No team wallet ever touches the flow.

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Your $4DROP
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Treasury
Reserved for claims
Distributed all-time
Awaiting conversion
Cycles
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Reading the chain…

The flywheel

Four moves. Zero manual swaps.

The whole loop runs on-chain, from the first trade to the last claim. The treasury fills itself in stock — no team wallet in the middle of the chain, ever.

DROPVAULT TRADE 2% in · 5% out VAULT auto, in SPCXb VOTE binding result DROP merkle-verified
01

Trade — the tax is the engine

Every swap carries a 2% buy / 5% sell tax, priced in the stock pair. Sellers fund the next drop; buyers barely pay. Rates are announced before launch — never hidden in fine print.

02

Vault — treasury fills itself in stock

TaxProcessor accrues tax in the token and liquidates into SPCXb at a self-adjusting threshold. dispatch() pushes it all to DropVault — the only receiver. No manual swaps, no team wallet in the path.

03

Vote — the community picks the direction

Weight follows $4DROP balance at the vote snapshot, smoothed by a per-wallet cap or quadratic weighting. Gasless off-chain (Snapshot) or on-chain — either way, the result is binding.

04

Drop — verified by you, not promised to you

A bot executes the result, posts the Merkle root, and logs every hash. Top holders get direct multisend; the long tail claims on the Flap vault panel and verifies its own share against the tree.

The vote · every cycle

Community votes. Buyback. Airdrop. Onchain. Fair.

A

Recruit

Buy $4DROP, drop it on outsiders

The vault buys $4DROP with the treasury and airdrops it to $MARS and $CZ holders. Addresses on the $MARS vault payout list enter the snapshot with a boosted weight.

Goal: pull two whole communities into the project.

B

Reward

Buy their tokens, pay our holders

The vault buys $MARS and $CZ and distributes them to $4DROP holders — outside tokens as a loyalty dividend for holding the meme.

Goal: reward the base with assets they didn't have to buy.

Whales don't own the outcome. Balance-weighted voting favors big wallets, so voting power is capped per wallet — or counted quadratically. The skew is smoothed by design, and named as a real limitation, not hidden.

The result is law. A bot reads the outcome, executes buybacks for A and B during open market session, sets the Merkle root in the vault. Vote results, buyback hashes and distribution hashes are all published.

The stock layer

A memecoin that keeps market hours.

Pairing against tokenized stock isn't a skin — it changes how the whole machine behaves. The treasury lives in equity, the calendar follows the exchange, and the payout can be stock, index, or gold.

Said plainly $4DROP is priced in SPCXb. When the stock moves, the meme's dollar chart moves with it. Holders carry meme risk plus equity beta — this pair is not a hedge, and we won't sell it as one.

Session-aware treasury

On-chain stock trades 24/7 but depth doesn't: nights and weekends run thin. Buybacks for A and B execute in open session, when spreads are tight. Off-hours, the treasury just accumulates. Drops close out the week, settling after Friday's market close.

Pick your payout ticker

For directions B and C the community chooses the payout currency: base stock SPCXb, index SPYb, or gold XAUT. Conversion runs through the quote pool; every listed ticker is liquidity-checked before it reaches the ballot.

Holders beat farmers

Addresses receiving payouts from the $MARS vault enter direction A snapshots with a boost multiplier — sourced from BscScan payout history. These wallets hold $MARS instead of cycling it, so drops land in hands, not bots.

Numbered, archived cycles

Every cycle gets a public card: vote result, payout ticker, vault amount, snapshot block, Merkle root, transaction hashes. The archive is a list anyone can read — and check.

Distributed-stock counter

One public number: how much stock has ever reached holders, and how many addresses received it. Computed from the vault's on-chain transfers — not from the team's spreadsheet.

Dust measured in dollars

0.0001 of a share is worth cents and doesn't cover claim gas. Sub-threshold allocations aren't burned — they roll into your next cycle and accumulate until claiming makes sense.

Stock distributed, all-timeread from the vault's on-chain totals, not a spreadsheet
Claims paidcounted from Claimed events on the vault
Cycles completedevery cycle numbered, carded, archived

Every settled cycle appears here, read straight from the vault.

Snapshot · allocation · delivery

Your share is math, not mercy.

Every drop starts from a public snapshot and ends in a proof you can check yourself. Nothing on this path depends on trusting the team.

Open the dashboard — check & claim your share

Snapshot

Taken at a block already in the past when announced — farming the announcement is pointless. Direction A snapshots $MARS and $CZ holders; B and C snapshot $4DROP holders.

  • contracts & LP pairs
  • DropVault & TaxProcessor
  • exchange wallets & bonding curve
  • dead addresses & duplicates

Allocation

Pro-rata to target-token balance, with guardrails that keep the drop wide instead of deep:

  • Per-wallet cap — whales can't drain the round
  • Reward-holder boost — applied before the cap, so it never breaks the limit; one multiplier for everyone, announced with the cycle
  • Dust threshold in dollars — tiny shares roll forward, not burn

Delivery

Two lanes, both verifiable:

  • Top holders — direct multisend; no claim, no signature
  • Everyone else — Merkle claim on the Flap vault panel; you pay gas, you verify the proof; the root is public before claims open
  • Long claim window for stock cycles — and whatever stays unclaimed refills the next cycle. Nothing burns

Launch parameters

Set once. Set right.

The quote asset can't be changed after launch and taxed tokens migrate only to a V2 pool — so every parameter below is fixed before deploy and published as-is.

Token standardTOKEN_TAXED_V3 · deployed via VaultPortal · newTokenV6WithVault — token + vault in one transaction
Tax receiverDropVault — wired at creation, no team wallet, ever
Tax rates2% buy · 5% sell (Flap range: 1–10%, split rates allowed) — sellers fund the next drop
Quote assetSPCXb — tokenized SpaceX · fixed forever at launch (also supported: SKHYb, SPYb, XAUT)
MigratorV2 only for taxed tokens — planned into the liquidity design up front
Anti-farm windowV3 LP adds briefly closed post-launch, so trading routes through the taxed pool — duration named in the announcement
Vault stackVaultFactoryBaseV2 / VaultBaseV2 · permissionless deploy · beacon proxy · claim with Merkle verification
Cycle configlength · per-wallet cap · minimum threshold — set in vaultData; the Flap panel renders from vaultUISchema
Snapshot targets$MARS 0xfe18…7777 · $CZ 0x0b6d…4444 — address–ticker match verified pre-launch

Transparency & protection

Don't trust the team. Read the chain.

The concept's honesty rests on locks, published results, and hashes — not on promises in a text.

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Every hop is public

The vault address is public, tax arrives automatically, vote results and distribution hashes live in the archive. The full chain reads on-chain, end to end.

Liquidity locked or burned

And the claim flow never asks for dangerous approvals on the receiving wallet.

Spec-checked, tested, then audited

Flap's spec-checker plus integration tests before launch; a third-party audit after. Until the audit lands, Flap shows a warning flag on the vault — explained up front, never hidden.

The team can't patch alone

Beacon-proxy upgrades belong to Flap's security Guardian only, and take about a day. A constraint for the team, a guarantee for the holder — both stated plainly.

Merkle root before claims open

The root is published first; every recipient checks their address and amount against the tree before touching anything.

Buybacks are honest about price

Buying pressure meets recipients selling — the net price effect is roughly neutral minus fees. The value is distribution and reach, not price support. Said up front.

Community-voted, buyback-funded airdrops.

No premine. Locked liquidity. Every parameter above is fixed before deploy; launch links and contract addresses are published at deploy — nothing sold in the meantime.

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Risk sheet

What can go wrong. In writing.

$4DROP is a memecoin — a high-risk asset class. Read this before the mechanics impress you.

R-01

Volume is the fuel. The treasury is a function of trading volume and tax rate, minus liquidation slippage. Quiet market — small treasury. It falls together with activity.

R-02

Buybacks don't hold price. Recipients sell part of what they receive; the net effect is near-neutral minus fees. Distribution is the product — not price support.

R-03

Whale gravity. Balance-weighted voting skews to big wallets. Caps and quadratic weighting smooth it — they don't erase it.

R-04

bStocks are wrappers, not equity. No shareholder rights, dividends, or votes. Price depends on the wrapper's issuer and venue liquidity — and can drift from the underlying stock.

R-05

You hold the beta. $4DROP is priced in SPCXb: the stock moves, your dollar chart moves. Meme risk plus equity beta — not a hedge against either.

R-06

Thin quote pool. The stock pair is shallower than BNB pairs; a large buyback moves its own entry price.

R-07

Launch config is forever. The quote asset can't change after deploy, and taxed tokens migrate only to V2. A setup mistake can't be replayed.

R-08

The vault is code. Code can carry bugs. Pre-audit it wears Flap's warning flag; fixes go through the Guardian and take time.

R-09

Law moves by map. The legal status of tokenized stocks differs across jurisdictions; restrictions are checked before every distribution.