Floe
$FLOE · Spheniscus floe · Robinhood Chain
Ten places on the ice for the ten biggest holders. Every fee round buys fish, and every fish is thrown to them.
Hold 100,000 for 10 minutes to rank. Sell once and you are off the ice for good.
Feeding schedule
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Fees fill the bucket
Every trade of $FLOE on Pons leaves a fee. When the bucket holds 0.01 ETH, the keeper claims it.
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The keeper buys fish
All of it buys $FLOE: on the Pons curve, or on Uniswap after graduation. The engine never sells.
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Thrown to the ten
Every token bought is shared. No. 1-5 split 70%, No. 6-10 split 30%, by balance. Nothing is burned.
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Then the ice cave
The next 0.02 ETH goes to the treasury. Then the bucket fills for the next feeding, round after round.
The band register
Each of the ten wears a band with its rank. No. 1 stands on the summit. Pick a row, or click a penguin.
Just bought? You are in the water.
Every new holder of 100,000 $FLOE swims around the colony with a 10-minute clock over their head. When it runs out and the balance is in the top ten, they climb onto a floe.
Keeper's rules
Ten bands. Only the ten biggest holders get fish. No. 1-5 share 70%, No. 6-10 share 30%, by balance.
100,000 $FLOE to swim. Below that, a wallet is not counted.
10 minutes in the water. A new holder ranks only after holding that long.
Sell once, off the ice for good. One sale and the wallet never ranks again, even if it buys back.
The dev wallet stays on shore. It is listed, never ranked and never paid.
Fees depend on trading and can be zero. $FLOE is a memecoin; nothing here is a promise of price or return.
The ice cave
Feeding log
Find your penguin
Look up any wallet, or connect yours to put a name over your penguin. Signing is free and moves no funds.
Ten floes.
The fish go to the ten.