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What a vault does

Every coin launched through the router is a Pons V2 token whose creator fee recipient is a DipVault clone. Pons sends 70 % of the 1 % trading fee, plus the whole creator tax, to that vault. Anyone may call harvest() to move the fees from the Pons escrow into the vault; a fixed share goes to the creator and the platform and the rest is the reserve.

Anyone may call poke(). If the price is above the reference, the reference moves up. If the price is at least the dip threshold below the reference, the vault spends a fixed share of its reserve (capped per buy) to buy the coin at the current price and burns what it bought. The reference then resets to the fill price. Buys are at least one interval apart. If the price is below the breaker threshold the vault does nothing.

What a vault cannot do

• It has no owner, no withdraw, no sell, no setter, no upgrade, no delegatecall and no selfdestruct.
• Its rules are copied from the router at launch and cannot change. A new router with other rules does not touch existing vaults.
• It cannot change its own fee recipient on Pons, so fees always reach it.
• A payout that fails is held for the recipient to claim later; it never blocks harvesting.

Contracts on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663)

Each vault is a minimal proxy of the router's implementation(); its address is on every coin page. Explorer: https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com.