There is nothing
to buy yet.
A company, and everything
people made up about it.
One basket, and only one. A second gets built when the first is running and there is money to seed it. Other tickers are watched in the meantime and none of them qualify today.
The company carries it.
You can just
buy them yourself.
None of this is exclusive. Every address is on chain, so the same holdings can be assembled by hand today, without us and without waiting for an audit.
What $VOYD is for.
What it cannot do is take a cut of anyone else's trades. A pool charges its fee in its own currencies, and the hooks on those pools belong to the launchpad. Any project claiming otherwise is describing something the chain does not let it do.
The contract never touches a swap.
How a deposit works.
your own wallet
inside it
everything inside
Redemption hands back the underlying tokens, including the ones that died. Deposits stop at a ceiling written into the constructor.
When a meme stops qualifying it is retired from new deposits and nothing else happens to it. What the vault already holds of it stays there and is still paid out on redemption, though the slice behind each token falls as later deposits arrive, because a retired asset stops being topped up while new shares keep being issued. Rotating it into the survivors would take a function that sells your assets, and there is no such function.
A meme has to survive
before it counts.
| Condition | Threshold | Why |
|---|
Market cap is never one of these conditions. In a pool this thin it is the easiest number in the market to move.
What the code cannot do.
This contract does not contain one, so nobody holds that power here, us included. Redemption hands back the underlying tokens and nothing else.
What gets deployed is what stays deployed.
A function exists to lower the deposit cap. None exists to raise it.
Zero uses of delegatecall, selfdestruct, assembly, or tx.origin.
Proportional accounting holds across 400 randomized deposits and withdrawals. The inflation attack costs the victim nothing.
The fuzzing is arithmetic. It does not see reentrancy or non standard token behavior. That is what an audit is for, and it has not been paid for.
What exists. What doesn't.
and on money to seed itNot open
Nothing pays for the audit until the token trades, and the vault stays shut until the audit is finished and there is enough left to seed the first basket. If that money never arrives, the bottom rows stay exactly as they read, and this page will keep saying so.
Money is not the only thing that has to arrive. A basket also has to be worth holding to somebody, and the one reason we can name for that is the one above. We looked hard for a second one and did not find it. If the first turns out not to be enough, the vault can open and still hold nothing, and this page will say that too.