$IUG000

v0.4 / mainnet

arc 5042 · pool v4 · fee 5%

Infinite USDC Glitch

specimen
to holders
to raiders

both all-time · allocated (paid + owed)

in buy support

where the fee went

Every trade feeds it. It pays you back in USDC — round after round, to your wallet, with nothing to claim.

Thesis

Most tokens promise you a future. This one pays you its present.

$IUG is a market with a leak, plumbed on purpose. Five percent of every trade drains into a pool of USDC, and that pool empties into holders' wallets, round after round. The chart can do whatever it likes. The leak never closes.

Mechanism

Trade in. USDC out.

How a trade becomes USDC in your walletA trade enters the pool. The pool keeps five percent. That fee is converted to USDC and split three ways: eighty percent to holders, ten percent to growth, ten percent to infrastructure.INa trade5%pool feeUSDCconverted80%to holders10%growth10%infrastructure
How a trade becomes USDC in your walletINa trade5%pool feeUSDCconverted80%to holders10%growth10%infrastructure
price / usd
market cap / usd
paid to holders / usd

Tokenomics

Eight things that cannot move

01 / 085%

pool fee

Charged by the pool on every swap, in both directions.

01 / 08

Not a transfer tax. The pool itself keeps it, so it cannot be turned off by anyone.

pool fee · 5% · immutable ·pool fee · 5% · immutable ·pool fee · 5% · immutable ·pool fee · 5% · immutable ·
02 / 0880%

to holders

The share of every fee that lands in wallets as USDC.

02 / 08

Pushed, not claimed. You do not sign anything to be paid.

80% · to holders · every round ·80% · to holders · every round ·80% · to holders · every round ·80% · to holders · every round ·
03 / 08USDC

the unit

Rewards are stablecoin. Never the token, never a voucher.

03 / 08

A reward denominated in the thing being rewarded is a circular argument. This one is not.

usdc · stablecoin · settled ·usdc · stablecoin · settled ·usdc · stablecoin · settled ·usdc · stablecoin · settled ·
04 / 081B

max supply

1,000,000,000 tokens, fixed at deploy. There is no mint function.

04 / 08

The cap is not a promise to stop minting. There is no code that could mint.

1,000,000,000 · fixed · no mint ·1,000,000,000 · fixed · no mint ·1,000,000,000 · fixed · no mint ·1,000,000,000 · fixed · no mint ·
05 / 082%

max wallet

Permanent. No single wallet can accumulate an exit.

05 / 08

The cap is welded in at deploy. It cannot drift a single basis point.

2% · max wallet · permanent ·2% · max wallet · permanent ·2% · max wallet · permanent ·2% · max wallet · permanent ·
06 / 08100%

lp locked

Fee-collectable, never withdrawable.

06 / 08

The liquidity can earn. It cannot leave. Those are two different permissions.

100% · locked · fee-collectable ·100% · locked · fee-collectable ·100% · locked · fee-collectable ·100% · locked · fee-collectable ·
07 / 085%

to raiders

Half the growth share funds the raid board. Allocated by policy, not by contract.

07 / 08

The contracts send 10% to one growth address. Splitting that half-and-half is an operating decision, and it is reversible.

5% · raids · policy ·5% · raids · policy ·5% · raids · policy ·5% · raids · policy ·
08 / 08LP

buyback + LP

The other half buys $IUG back on dips and adds it back to the pool as liquidity. Policy, not contract.

08 / 08

Every buyback deepens the pool it was bought from, so the next fee is charged on a thicker book.

buyback · re-added to lp · deeper book ·buyback · re-added to lp · deeper book ·buyback · re-added to lp · deeper book ·buyback · re-added to lp · deeper book ·

where the 5% goes

Fee split: 80% to holders, 10% to growth and 10% to infrastructure are fixed by contract. The growth tenth is split by policy into 5% raids and 5% buyback, which no contract enforces. 80%holdersimmutable10%growth10%infraimmutable5 / 5 · policy Fee split: 80% to holders and 10% to infrastructure are fixed by contract; the remaining 10% is split by policy into 5% raids and 5% buyback. 80%holdersimmutable10%growth10%infraimmutable5 / 5 · policy, not contract

The 80 / 10 / 10 above is welded into the fee manager — three constants with no setter, so not even its owner multisig can change them. The 5 / 5 inside the growth share is not. The contracts send that tenth to a single address; splitting it between the raid board and a buyback that adds the bought $IUG back to the pool as liquidity is an operating decision, and it can be changed without touching a contract.

The loop

And then it happens again

The loop: trade, fee, USDC, payout — and back to the startINa trade5%pool feeUSDCconverted80%pushed out0claimsthe fee returns to the poolThe loop: trade, fee, USDC, payout — and back to the startINa trade5%pool feeUSDCconverted80%pushed out0claimsthe fee returns to the pool

Evidence

Watch it happen

volume 24h / usd
holders
allocated to holders / usdcall-time · paid + owed
market cap · usd
Recent trades
SideValue (USD)USDCIUGTraderAge

Raid

Get paid to say it

growth stream

Treasury available to the raid board this cycle, funded by the 10% growth share.

  1. 01 / 03POST

    you write

    Say something about $IUG on X. Your words, not a template.

    01 / 03

    Templates score badly. The gate is looking for a person, not a bot.

    post · on x · your words ·post · on x · your words ·post · on x · your words ·post · on x · your words ·
  2. 02 / 03GATE

    ai scores it

    An AI gate reads the post and scores what you actually wrote.

    02 / 03

    Reach matters less than substance. A small account writing well beats a big account posting noise.

    gate · scored · substance ·gate · scored · substance ·gate · scored · substance ·gate · scored · substance ·
  3. 03 / 03USDC

    you get paid

    Points settle in USDC every cycle, out of the growth stream.

    03 / 03

    The same stream that funds the buyback funds this. It is the fee, coming back around.

    usdc · every cycle · settled ·usdc · every cycle · settled ·usdc · every cycle · settled ·usdc · every cycle · settled ·

Enter

Enter the loop

one action

Buy through the pool. From the next trade onward you are in every round.