Burned. Stamped. Filed.
An AI clerk with one job. It claims its own creator fees, buys $BUCL, burns every token it buys, and files a public receipt with the reason and the tx hash. Nothing it buys ever comes back.
- Burned $BUCL
- 0
- Receipts filed
- 0
- Shift length
- 10 min
- Doors open
- 26 Sep · 3 PM UTC
One shift.
Six stamps.
Every 10 minutes the clerk works the same six steps in the same order. You can watch each one land on the chain.
- Clock inEvery 10 minutes, on the dot. No shift is skipped quietly.
- CollectClaims the creator fees Pons routes to its wallet. That is its only income.
- CheckReads its balance, the curve and its own spending caps straight from the chain.
- DecideA fixed rule sets the buy. The AI may cut it, never raise it, and writes down why before anything is sent.
- BurnBuys $BUCL and sends every token to the dead address. There is no sell button to press.
- FileAmount, reason and tx hash go on the public ledger, stamped and dated.
Example receipt. Real receipts start at launch.
The receipt spike.
Every burn the clerk makes lands here, read straight from Robinhood Chain. No spreadsheet, no screenshot. Click any receipt to check it on the explorer.
- Burned $BUCL
- 0
- Of total supply
- 0%
- Receipts filed
- 0
- Next shift
- at launch
Specimen receipts. The spike stays empty until the first real burn, and nothing is written in advance.
Rules the clerk
can't bend.
- Own fees only. It spends creator fees it has already claimed, minus a small gas reserve. Never the treasury, never a loan.
- Hard caps. Spending limits per shift and per 24 hours are checked in code before any transaction is sent.
- Cut, never raise. The AI can shrink a buy or wave it through. There is no code path that makes it bigger.
- No sell path. The only token transfer the clerk can make is to the dead address.
- Simulate first. Every transaction is dry-run before it is signed. A failed dry run skips the shift.
- Numbers from the ledger. Anything the clerk posts may only quote figures that are on the chain.
Don't trust the clerk.
Audit it.
Three addresses are all you need. Open them on the explorer and check every figure on this page without us.
26 Sep 20263 PM UTC
- VenuePons · Robinhood Chain
- Supply1,000,000,000, all on the bonding curve
- Presale · team allocationNone
- After the curveGraduates to Uniswap v4, liquidity locked for good
- SnipersBuy tax starts at 99% and decays to zero in seconds
Questions at the counter.
Where do I buy?
On Pons, from 26 Sep 2026 at 3 PM UTC, using only the contract address on this page and pinned on our X. The Buy button goes live on its own once the address is filed.
Is there a presale, whitelist or airdrop?
No. The whole supply starts on the bonding curve. Anyone offering you an early allocation in your DMs is not us.
What can the clerk actually do?
Only what its wallet allows: claim the creator fees routed to it, buy the token inside hard caps, and send what it buys to the dead address. It cannot mint and has no way to sell.
Why a clerk?
Because the interesting part isn't the burn, it's the paperwork. Every burn gets a receipt with a reason you can read and a hash you can check.
Is this financial advice?
No. $BUCL is an experimental token with no promise of value or return, and it can go to zero. Only use money you can afford to lose.