Every swap feeds the pyre.
PYRE is a swap terminal for Uniswap v4 on Robinhood Chain. Every trade pays a small fee, and the whole fee buys back and burns PYRE. No team cut, no treasury, no withdraw function.
Swap fees usually vanish.
Every swap interface charges a frontend fee. It goes to a company wallet and you never see it again. Pyre keeps the fee and points all of it at one job.
No liquidity needed
Pyre doesn't run pools. It routes your trade through the Uniswap v4 pools that already exist on Robinhood Chain, so it works from the first block with whatever the chain already trades.
Any token burns PYRE
You don't have to be trading PYRE. Swap any pair through the terminal and the fee from that trade still ends up as burned PYRE.
Nobody can take it
The router has no withdraw function and no fee recipient. What it collects can only leave as the output of your swap, or as PYRE sent to the burn address.
Four steps, one direction.
All of it lives in one contract you can read on Blockscout.
- i.
Swap
You trade on the terminal. The router finds the best Uniswap v4 route, direct or through ETH, and quotes it before you sign.
- ii.
Fee
A small cut of your input, 0.25% by default, stays in the router. The rest is swapped and paid to you straight from the PoolManager.
- iii.
Buy back
A keeper spends the collected fees on PYRE through Uniswap v4, with a slippage floor so the buyback can't be sandwiched.
- iv.
Burn
The PYRE never touches a wallet. The PoolManager sends it directly to 0x…dEaD, and the supply is smaller for good.
Volume in, supply down.
Move the sliders to see what a day of trading does. This is arithmetic, not a forecast: nobody can promise volume.
Fee is set in the contract and hard-capped at 1.00%. The owner can lower it, never raise it past the cap.
- Burn budget per day
- —
- Per month
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- Goes to the team
- 0 ETH
- Trader keeps
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Trade. Burn. Repeat.
The only thing that makes the pyre bigger is people using the terminal.
- People tradeAny token on Robinhood Chain, at the best v4 route.
- Fees pile upIn the router, on-chain, visible to everyone.
- Fees buy PYREThrough the open market, like any other buyer.
- PYRE burnsSent to the dead address. Gone for good.
$PYRE, the thing that burns.
Fair launch on ponsfamily.com. The launch curve seeds the Uniswap v4 pool on its own, so there's no team liquidity to pull.
- Ticker
- $PYRE
- Chain
- Robinhood Chain (ID 4663)
- Launch
- Fair launch on ponsfamily.com
- Contract
- Posted here and on X at launch
- Burned so far
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- Airdrops
- None. Airdrops are sell pressure; burns are the opposite.
One contract. Read it.
Verified on the Robinhood Chain explorer. The router can't pay anyone: its only exits are your swap output and the burn address.
PyreRouter
routerTakes the fee, routes the swap through Uniswap v4, and spends collected fees on buying and burning PYRE.
$PYRE
tokenThe token the router buys back. It can be wired into the router exactly once, and never changed after.
PoolManager
uniswap v4Uniswap's own v4 singleton on Robinhood Chain. All swaps and buybacks settle here.
Fair questions.
Where does the fee go?
It stays in the router until a keeper calls buyAndBurn, which swaps it for PYRE on Uniswap v4 and has the PoolManager send the PYRE straight to 0x000…dEaD. There's no other path out: no withdraw, no fee recipient, no treasury.
Can the fee be raised on me?
Not past 1.00%. MAX_FEE_BPS is a constant in the contract. The default is 0.25%, and the owner can move it between 0 and the cap.
Do I have to trade PYRE for it to burn?
No. Any pair you swap through the terminal pays the fee, and every fee becomes burned PYRE.
Why is burning keeper-only?
A buyback with no minimum output is free money for sandwich bots. Keepers set the slippage floor. They can't redirect the output, because the burn address is hardcoded.
Is the price as good as trading on Uniswap directly?
The route is the same Uniswap v4 pools. You pay Pyre's fee on top, the same way you'd pay a frontend fee on most swap interfaces. The quote you see is already net of it.
Are there airdrops or a team allocation?
No airdrops. The token fair-launches on pons, so there's no presale and no team liquidity position.
Is this safe?
No contract is risk-free and $PYRE is a new, volatile token. The code is short, tested and verified so you can check it yourself. Only use what you can afford to lose.