BNB Chain · launched on Flap · stock-paired
Meme in. Stock out.
$4DROP trades against SPCXb — tokenized SpaceX stock — so the trading tax is collected in stock and lands in an on-chain vault as stock, not promises. Each cycle the community votes where that treasury drops, and every share is claimed against a Merkle root you can verify yourself.
Reading the chain…
The flywheel
Four moves. Zero manual swaps.
The treasury accrues in stock from the first trade. Everything after that runs on-chain, and funds reserved for a committed drop cannot be spent on anything else, by anyone.
Trade — the tax is the engine
Every swap carries a flat 2% tax, both directions. Every trade funds the next drop, and nobody is punished for selling. Rates are announced before launch — never hidden in fine print.
Vault — treasury fills itself in stock
The pair is quoted in SPCXb, so Flap's TaxProcessor liquidates the tax directly into stock — no swap of ours in the middle. It is paid to a published forwarding wallet and passed on to the vault. Both hops are public transactions, so anyone can compare what arrived with what was sent on.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Stock drop
Drop the stock. As is.
No swap, no slippage — the vault distributes the treasury directly as tokenized stock to $4DROP holders. Cycle C reaches wallets almost whole.
Goal: a memecoin that pays its holders in tokenized stock.
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.
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.
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 standard | TOKEN_TAXED_V3 · deployed via VaultPortal · newTokenV6WithVault — token + vault in one transaction |
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| Tax route | TaxProcessor (liquidates into SPCXb) → forwarding wallet → DropVault · both hops public; the forwarding wallet is published with the vault |
| Tax rates | 2% buy · 2% sell (Flap range: 1–10%, split rates allowed) — flat in both directions |
| Quote asset | SPCXb — tokenized SpaceX · fixed forever at launch (also supported: SKHYb, SPYb, XAUT) |
| Migrator | V2 only for taxed tokens — planned into the liquidity design up front |
| Anti-farm window | V3 LP adds briefly closed post-launch, so trading routes through the taxed pool — duration named in the announcement |
| Vault stack | VaultFactoryBaseV2 / VaultBaseV2 · permissionless deploy · beacon proxy · claim with Merkle verification |
| Cycle config | length · 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.
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.
And the claim flow never asks for dangerous approvals on the receiving wallet.
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.
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.
The root is published first; every recipient checks their address and amount against the tree before touching anything.
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.
Risk sheet
What can go wrong. In writing.
$4DROP is a memecoin — a high-risk asset class. Read this before the mechanics impress you.
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.
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.
Whale gravity. Balance-weighted voting skews to big wallets. Caps and quadratic weighting smooth it — they don't erase it.
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.
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.
Thin quote pool. The stock pair is shallower than BNB pairs; a large buyback moves its own entry price.
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.
The vault is code. Code can carry bugs. Pre-audit it wears Flap's warning flag; fixes go through the Guardian and take time.
The tax passes through a team wallet. The vault is not the token's tax receiver: revenue lands on a published forwarding wallet and is sent on. Every hop is on-chain and auditable, but the forwarding itself is a promise, not a guarantee — if it stops, the treasury stops filling.
Law moves by map. The legal status of tokenized stocks differs across jurisdictions; restrictions are checked before every distribution.
Vault dashboard
DropVault
Reading the chain…
Your position
not connectedConnect a wallet, or paste any address below, to see holdings and claimable drops.
Vault & roles
- Token
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- Treasury asset
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- Owner
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- Executor
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- Claims
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Operator console
You are connected as a privileged address. Everything here is public on-chain the moment you sign it.
1 · Announce the cycle
Records the binding vote result. The snapshot block must already be in the past.
2 · Convert BNB revenue into stock
Swaps dispatched tax (BNB) into the treasury asset. Run it in open market session.
3 · Buyback (directions A / B)
Spends unreserved treasury through the V2 router. Path starts at the treasury asset.
4 · Commit the Merkle root
Paste the whole proofs.json from allocate.py. The id is checked against the chain before sending.
5 · Housekeeping
Sweep an expired drop back into the treasury, or push a deadline out if claims were paused.
Owner controls
Rotating the cycle bot is timelocked 2 days — that delay is the holders’ warning window.
Cycle vote
—No vote is open. Each cycle the community picks the direction here, and the result is binding.
Distributions
live from the vault| # | Token | Total | Claimed | Claim window | Status | You |
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Cycle archive
binding vote results| # | Direction | Snapshot block | Announced | Record |
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