FOLD / PUBLIC SOURCE
Contracts
Four contracts. Every rule available to inspect.
Demo environment. Sample balances; FOLD has not launched.
Protocol
Fixed rules. Public source.
One billion tokens. No further minting. Every outstanding token has an equal claim.
98% paid. 2% retained. Redeemed tokens never return. ETH backing is not a market-price guarantee.
No treasury administrator. No investing, pause switch or upgrade path.
Before you redeem
Where does the ETH come from?
A live treasury needs actual creator fees or disclosed seed funding. The 100 ETH here is illustrative. FOLD has no funded live treasury, token sale or operating revenue today.
Which tokens count toward a claim?
All outstanding supply counts, including locked allocations, unsold inventory and liquidity. Tokens at the dead address or accidentally sent to the treasury are excluded. A direct token transfer to the treasury is forfeited without a payout; use redemption.
What happens to the last 2%?
The final holder receives 98% of the remaining gross claim. Once outstanding supply reaches zero, retained ETH stays inaccessible forever. There is no admin recovery.
What are the dependencies and risks?
ETH backing does not guarantee a market price. The contracts need independent review. Chain and third-party fee systems carry their own risks; fees require sweeping and may stop. A failed collection leaves already-held ETH available for redemption, provided the transaction has enough gas.