Stabilizer
One founder wallet watches the BYKO pool every ten minutes. When a trade of under $100 by somebody outside the published register moves the price more than 5% away from the reference, the wallet announces what it will do and looks again five minutes later: if the move is still there, it trades back three quarters of it; if not, it cancels. This project's own trades carry the reference with them; its own corrections, any founder trade and any outside trade of $100 or more reset it.
It sells into outside buying and buys into outside selling, so it earns the spread; every look, every intent and every decision is logged below. The self-trading arm keeps running beside it.
BYKO LP Pumper
- reference
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- live price
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- deviation
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- status
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- wallet byko
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- wallet usdc
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- wallet eth
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- last action
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the /market axis · log scale, one tick = one halving of a reserve · left is BYKO, right is USDC, each as % of its genesis level · dashed centre = genesis, 740,227 BYKO : 74.0227 USDC · solid ink = the reference, with its dead band shaded at true width — a 5% price move is 0.035 of a halving, so the band is about five pixels and is never widened to be seen · blue edge = the pool now
today, UTC · one glyph per look · · looked and did nothing · ▲ sold · ▼ bought · ! intent announced · ~ intent cancelled · × wanted to act and could not · ? could not look (a node or the register did not answer)
Decisionsnewest first · every action, and looks past 1% (quiet ones in runs)
| UTC | deviation | decision | size | value | landed at | tx |
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Every BYKO pool transaction on BaseScan → · the wallet is 0x9c86…3206, listed in the register on the home page
Logwho moved the pool, where the reference went, what failed
The rule is a rule, not a promise: it acts on 75% of an outside move and leaves 25% of it standing, it stops when the wallet's balances run out, and it can be wrong. Nothing here puts a floor under the price, nothing here is an offer, and nothing here is financial advice. Every figure on this page can be recomputed from the pool's reserves and the transactions above.