THRESIL / FTmonster
Mint first. Hold the last signal. Burn into the AI draw.
This version keeps the curve at the top, routes buy and sell tax into two game loops, and avoids fake automation. When timers expire, the next onchain touch settles the old round.
5.0% early trade tax
2.0% API fee for 2h
2.0% last signal
1.0% AI draw
FTmonster
Awaiting config
Read mode
Block -
Set launcher to read chain
1 / Mint Board
Curve Mint
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Curve fill
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Reserve target
40 ETH net
Trigger style
Next touch settles
My state
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Mint with ETH
Entry side
Curve quote
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Sell back to curve
Exit side
Selected FTmonster
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ETH out
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2 / Last Signal
Auto-settle
Signal Pot
LAST SIGNAL
Any qualifying buy becomes the current signal holder. If twenty minutes pass with no later qualifying buy, the next buy, sell, or AI draw entry settles the round and sends 80% of the pot to that last buyer. The remaining 20% stays behind as seed.
3 / AI Draw
30% per round
Burn To Spin
AI DRAW
30%
Selected FTmonster
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You spend FTmonster to enter the current ten-minute AI round. The tokens are burned. Bigger burns get more weight, but the weight curve is square-rooted so smaller players still keep a live shot. When the timer is over, the next onchain touch pays 30% of the pot to the selected weight.
How the 5.0% opens
For the first two hours, each buy and sell sends 2.0% to the API cost rail, 2.0% to the signal pot, and 1.0% to the AI draw pot. After that, the API rail falls to 0.3%. The game rails stay at 3.0% total.
What “automatic” really means
Ethereum has no alarm clock. So rounds do not settle by themselves in empty space. They settle on the next buy, sell, or draw entry after the timer has expired. No one needs to press a separate draw button.
Three human steps
Mint to enter the curve. Buy to hold the signal. Burn to open an AI-draw weight.