The idea
Most launchpads let unsuccessful launches evaporate: the capital sits in a closed curve forever, helping no one. Froth recycles it. When a launch misses graduation, 100% of its vault flows into a shared TWAP pool.
What the pool does
The pool makes weekly, randomized TWAP (time-weighted average price) buys of graduated tokens. Dead capital comes back to life as recurring buy pressure for the tokens that made it. Every closed launch supports the graduated market set instead of leaving capital idle.
Earn it: stake FROTH
The tokens the pool buys don't vanish into a treasury. They're dripped to FROTH stakers. Stake FROTH and each weekly round vests a share of that round's bought token to you over the following days (a drip, so claims don't dump and offset the buy). It's staker yield funded by failed launches.
Your share is time-weighted: it depends on how long your FROTH has been staked over the epoch, not a snapshot at buy time. A wallet that stakes seconds before a round earns almost nothing; a wallet that's been staked all week earns the most. So the move is to get FROTH and stake early, before the first fees roll in.
Why randomized
If the buys were predictable, bots would front-run every one of them and skim the value the pool is supposed to deliver to holders. Randomizing which tokens get bought and when keeps the pressure honest.