Built To Be
Stable

No. $TOBE is an anti-inflationary token designed to approach $1 — not peg to it. The vault mechanism creates upward pressure toward $1, but the market determines the actual price. Think of $1 as a ceiling the protocol builds toward, not a guarantee.

Minting stops permanently. No more tokens can ever be created. The vault continues to enforce the $1 peg in both directions — selling TOBE for SOL when price tries to exceed $1, buying TOBE with SOL when price drops below. The token becomes fully deflationary: fixed supply, two-way price defense at $1.

No. The smart contract controls all minting and vault operations through PDAs (Program Derived Addresses). The authority can pause/unpause for emergencies and update the treasury address, but cannot mint extra tokens, drain the vault, or change the supply curve. All actions are verifiable on-chain.

Every round costs the same — 10 SOL. What changes is how many tokens you receive. Round 1 gives you 524,288 tokens. Round 1024 gives you 512. Same price, fewer tokens. This is what makes early participation more rewarding and creates the anti-inflationary curve.

Both halves stay inside the protocol. 5 SOL accumulates in the LP-pending PDA — anyone can trigger a deposit into Raydium when at least 1 SOL has built up. The other 5 SOL backs the vault SOL reserve, used to buy TOBE at $1 when the market dips below the peg. Zero SOL flows to the authority from mints. The team only earns from arbitrage proceeds when the price reaches $1 (via buy_from_vault sales). Every transaction is trackable on-chain.

Yes. $TOBE is a standard SPL token — you can transfer, trade, or sell it freely on any Solana DEX once liquidity is established. There are no transfer restrictions or sell taxes.

Zero. There are no team tokens, no advisor tokens, no VC rounds, no pre-mine. Every single $TOBE token enters circulation through the same 1,024 public mint rounds. The founder mints under the same rules as everyone else.

Every time someone mints, 50% of the tokens go to the minter and 50% go to a PDA-controlled vault. The vault enforces a two-way $1 peg via on-chain Pyth oracle: it sells TOBE for SOL when the market price tries to exceed $1, and it buys TOBE with SOL (drawn from the vault SOL reserve) when price drops below $1. Both directions are permissionless. The vault grows with every mint.

The market determines the price — $TOBE trades freely on DEXs like any other token. What the protocol controls is the cost per token at mint, which increases every round as fewer tokens are issued. The vault creates upward pressure toward $1, but the actual trading price is set by supply and demand.

Solana. We chose Solana for sub-second finality, near-zero transaction fees, and a mature SPL token ecosystem. Minting costs a fraction of a cent in gas — compared to $10-$50+ on Ethereum.

Yes — you'll need a small amount of SOL (less than 0.01 SOL) to cover Solana transaction fees, plus a Solana wallet like Phantom, Backpack, or Solflare. That's it. No KYC, no sign-up, no approval process.

Don't trust — verify. The smart contract is open source. Every mint, vault deposit, and token transfer is on-chain and displayed on this page in real time. There's no team allocation, no backdoor, no admin mint function. The rules are set by code, not by people. Math, not marketing.

Nothing is guaranteed — this is crypto, not a bank account. What the protocol does is create structural support: each round mints fewer tokens, the vault buys TOBE at $1 from the vault SOL reserve when price dips (sell_to_vault), and no new tokens can be created outside the 1,024 rounds. These mechanics defend the floor, but the market has the final say.

Pyth Network is an on-chain price oracle. Our program reads the SOL/USD price directly from Pyth on every peg-related instruction (buy_from_vault, sell_to_vault), validates that the price is fresh (under 60 seconds old) and confident (interval under 1% of price), and uses it to price TOBE at exactly $1 USD. No keeper bot. No admin signer. The math runs entirely on-chain.

Anyone. It's permissionless. Once at least 1 SOL has accumulated in pool_sol_reserve from minting, any wallet can call the instruction. It wraps SOL to wSOL, deposits with proportional TOBE from the vault into the Raydium pool, and burns the LP tokens — all atomically. Callers pay only the transaction fee. There is no admin gating.

The vault SOL reserve. Every mint sends 5 SOL into this PDA — accumulating up to 5,120 SOL across all 1,024 rounds. When market price drops below $1, anyone can call sell_to_vault: deliver TOBE, receive SOL at $1/TOBE drawn from this reserve. The bought-back TOBE returns to the vault to defend future ceiling breaches. The peg is honest: backed by verifiable on-chain SOL.