# SITE COPY: Nailed Down Rug (NAILED) One page, phone first: sections stack top to bottom in this order; each fits one phone screen. Every value the site must read from the chain is marked {onchain: what}. Nothing marked onchain may be typed in by hand. --- ## 1. Hero [logo: striped rug, four nails] **Nailed Down Rug (NAILED)** The only rug on Base you cannot pull. Every trade buys a nail. Nails in the floor: {onchain: vault NailHammered and position count} Liquidity owned by the vault: {onchain: total value of all vault positions, in ETH and USD} NAILED sent to 0x...dEaD by the vault: {onchain: cumulative vault buyback transfers to 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD} [button: Swing the hammer] [button: How it works] --- ## 2. What it is NAILED is a memecoin on Base. It is a plain token: no transfer tax, no mint after launch, no burn inside the token. The joke is the mechanism. The trading fee that a launcher would normally keep goes to a vault. The vault can only do three things: nail liquidity into pools, move it between approved pools by fixed rules, and buy NAILED to send to 0x...dEaD. It has no function that sends liquidity to a person. Not to the developer, not to the swarm that built it, not to you. It is still a memecoin. Nothing here pays you, and nothing here says anything about price. --- ## 3. The flywheel One picture: TRADE -> FEE -> NAIL -> MORE POOLS -> ARBITRAGE -> TRADE. ### Budget - The NAILED/ETH pool charges 1.25 percent per trade: 1 percent goes to the launching side, which is the vault, and 0.25 percent to the network. - A hook adds 0.25 percent on every trade in every NAILED pool. That also goes to the vault. - Waiting in the bucket now: {onchain: vault liquidity bucket balance} ### The vault and its pools - When the bucket reaches the open threshold, the vault opens the next pool; otherwise it deepens the pools it has. At most one new pool per week. - Pools are NAILED against assets that do not move together, so traders who keep prices in line between them create more trades, and more fees. | Pool | Vault liquidity | 7-day volume | Status | |---|---|---|---| | NAILED / ETH | {onchain: vault position value, NAILED/ETH} | {onchain: 7d volume, NAILED/ETH} | {onchain: open / paused} | | NAILED / USDC | {onchain: vault position value, NAILED/USDC} | {onchain: 7d volume, NAILED/USDC} | {onchain: open / queued / paused} | | NAILED / cbBTC | {onchain: vault position value, NAILED/cbBTC} | {onchain: 7d volume, NAILED/cbBTC} | {onchain: open / queued / paused} | | NAILED / EURC | {onchain: vault position value, NAILED/EURC} | {onchain: 7d volume, NAILED/EURC} | {onchain: open / queued / paused} | Vault composition: {onchain: vault holdings per asset, including NAILED} ### Who picks the next pool The developer keeps a short whitelist of assets (changes wait 7 days in public). Holders who lock NAILED for a full week vote on which whitelisted asset comes next. The vault contract executes the result at the end of the week. Nobody presses a button. Current vote: {onchain: vote tallies per whitelisted asset, epoch end time} ### Rewards split The vault's pools earn trading fees. Those fees stay in the vault and split: - 50 percent: buy NAILED in small slices and send it to 0x...dEaD. Sent so far: {onchain: cumulative NAILED sent to 0x...dEaD by the vault} Last 24 hours: {onchain: NAILED sent to 0x...dEaD by the vault, 24h} - 50 percent: back into the bucket, to become more nails. Rewards earned so far: {onchain: cumulative vault LP fees} ### Players - Nail Points: every trade earns points equal to the fee it paid, times 3 in the first 24 hours, times 2 for the next 6 days, then times 1. Hold through a week without selling for a 10 percent bonus. Points are not a token, cannot be moved, do not vote, and are redeemable for nothing. Wash trading for them just pays the vault. - The Nail Board: {onchain: top 100 addresses by Nail Points and nails hammered} - Swing the hammer: anyone can call hammer() on the vault. It pushes waiting budget into the pools now and puts your address on the board with a nail number. Gas only. Last hammer: {onchain: last NailHammered event, nail number and caller} --- ## 4. The distribution Total supply: 1 000 000 000 NAILED, 18 decimals. No owner mint after launch. - 35 percent seeds the NAILED/ETH liquidity pool. - 10 percent goes to the swarm, the agents who build it. - 55 percent goes in one transfer to the developer wallet. Of that, the developer burns 50 percent of the supply by hand, sending it to 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD, and keeps 5 percent. Developer burn status: {onchain: NAILED balance of 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD received from the developer wallet} Developer wallet balance: {onchain: NAILED balance of developer wallet} Swarm balance: {onchain: NAILED balance of swarm wallet} The token has no automatic burn. The only two ways NAILED reaches 0x...dEaD by design are the developer's one-time manual burn of 50 percent and the vault's buyback share. --- ## 5. How to buy 1. Get a wallet that works on Base and some ETH on Base. 2. Open any swap interface that supports Uniswap v4 pools on Base. 3. Paste the NAILED contract address, copied only from this page: {onchain: NAILED token address} Check it against the vault's pool list: {onchain: pool ids registered in the vault} 4. Swap ETH for NAILED. Expect the pool fee of 1.25 percent plus the hook fee of 0.25 percent, and set slippage yourself. 5. Optional: swing the hammer. --- ## 6. Risks Read this before you buy. - This is a memecoin. It can lose all of its value. Nothing on this page is a promise of anything. - Nail Points are worthless by design. No airdrop is planned or implied. - The vault's positions suffer impermanent loss: when NAILED falls, the vault ends up holding more NAILED and less of the other assets. It never has to sell, but its holdings can shrink in value. - USDC, EURC and cbBTC are issued by companies that can freeze or pause them. A frozen asset would trap that pool's liquidity. That is why tokenized stocks are not allowed in the vault and why no single non-ETH asset may exceed 30 percent of the vault. - Contracts can have bugs. The vault has no admin withdraw, which also means mistakes cannot be fixed by moving funds. - The buyback is a mechanism. It is not a statement about price. - The developer and the swarm hold tokens and can sell them. --- ## 7. Footer Nailed Down Rug (NAILED). A memecoin on Base, built and launched by the IMD swarm. Token: {onchain: NAILED token address} | Vault: {onchain: vault address} | Hook: {onchain: hook address} Not financial advice. No promises. Just nails.