Supply only goes down
FROTH gets burned.
That's the whole plan.
Curve fees and FrothSwap fees buy FROTH and set it on fire. WETH stacks in the FrothBurner and TokenBurner, then gets swapped and burned. More trades, less supply. Simple as.
The mechanism
How FROTH dies
Every trade in the protocol feeds the same fire. The curve loads the FrothBurner, the DEX burns per swap, and the burner empties in batches.
Every curve trade loads the burner
Every bonding-curve trade pays a 1% fee, and a 5% slice of it routes straight to the FrothBurner contract as WETH. No hands touch it: the FeeDistributor sends it there on-chain, trade by trade.
A burn leg on every swap
Graduated tokens trade on FrothSwap, and every pair carries a FROTH buy-and-burn fee leg on top of the 0.3% LP fee. The exact split is configured on-chain per pair and shown in the swap UI before you trade.
Torched in batches
Once the FrothBurner clears its threshold, the whole stack gets swapped into FROTH on FrothSwap and sent to the dead address in one shot. No fixed schedule, no announcement. You find out when everyone else does: on-chain.
Follow the fee
Every curve trade pays 1%
The FeeDistributor splits it on-chain, trade by trade. The burn slice routes straight to the FrothBurner contract. Nothing to trust, everything to verify.
Recycled into randomized buy pressure for live tokens.
Protocol revenue. Keeps the lights on.
Streams to whoever launched the token.
Stacks as WETH, then bought and burned in batches.
The furnaces
Loaded, then torched.
Two contracts stage WETH to buy FROTH and burn it. Curve fees fill the FrothBurner; FrothSwap’s FROTH-burn fee leg fills the TokenBurner. Both stacks are live below.
No tricks
A real burn, with receipts
FROTH on Robinhood Chain is a LayerZero OFT leg backed one-to-one by canonical FROTH locked on Flow. Burning the leg here is a real economic burn: a burned leg can never be redeemed, so the matching canonical FROTH is permanently stranded in the bridge lockbox. Every address involved is public. Audit the fire yourself.