A floor that
only rises
An ordinary token on an open Uniswap V4 pool. Every trade feeds a redeemable wETH reserve, so the reserve-per-token floor ratchets upward and never falls back. Trade it anywhere. The floor underneath is arithmetic, not confidence.
Memecoins have
no floor.
Most tokens are a claim on nothing. The price is pure reflexivity, propped up only while attention is, and when attention drains there is nothing under it to land on:
- ∅The token rounds-trips to zero. Everything that went up on hype comes back down on silence.
- ∅Holders own no claim on any asset. There is no reserve, no vault, nothing you can redeem your tokens against.
- ∅A "floor" is usually just a promise from a team that can rug it, or a confidence level that evaporates the moment sentiment turns.
- ∅Treasury "backing" is discretionary. A multisig or a DAO vote can drain it, so it never really binds the price.
A price held up by nothing has only one direction left the moment the buying stops.
QUASOM puts a reserve beneath the price that you can always redeem, and that can only ratchet up.
A reserve you can
always redeem.
Under the open pool sits a real wETH vault, and every swap thickens it. The floor is the vault divided by the supply, and four forces push it the same way. Nothing pushes it down.
- ∫Tax. 3% of every swap, taken in wETH, is forwarded to the reserve. Supply is unchanged, R grows, so N rises. Buys and sells both feed it.
- ∂Redeem. Burn your QUASO, receive its exact share of the reserve in wETH. Nobody rationally sells below what they can redeem for.
- ∇New-high latch. A slice of each fee is held aside. On a time-averaged new high, it is injected into the reserve and the floor steps up.
- ∮Defend. If price falls under N, anyone can call defend(): the reserve buys QUASO and burns it, clamped so the average fill never exceeds N.
You never touch the reserve directly. Its outflow is bound to the hook at deploy, and there is no owner key, no multisig, and no vote that can release it. The floor is a matter of arithmetic.
Why it holds
Redeemable
Burn your QUASO for your exact pro-rata share of the wETH reserve. Not a favor from a treasury, arithmetic. This is the hard ceiling on how far the price can fall.
Monotone
Every fee, every latched high, and every redemption leaves the floor holding or ticking up. Nt ≥ Nt−1 for every block. The floor only rises.
Un-drainable
The reserve has exactly one outflow path, redemption and below-floor defend, bound to the hook at deploy. No owner, multisig, or vote can release the reserve. Ever.
Self-funding
A held-back slice of fees latches into the reserve on every time-averaged new high, and defend() buys back below the floor. The strongest moments fund the floor.
The floor is
arithmetic.
This is what makes the floor hard rather than aspirational. Redeeming burns a fraction of supply against the same fraction of the reserve, so the ratio is invariant, and because the payout rounds down, it can only nudge up. Asserted monotone in the contract test-suite across mixed buy / sell / redeem sequences.
R = reserve (wETH) · S = supply · N = floor · a = tokens redeemed
The redemption value of one token. It is not a price target and it starts near zero at launch. It is a floor the market builds from below.
Redeem a tokens, receive ⌊N·a⌋ wETH. Reserve and supply fall by the same proportion, the payout rounds down, so redemption cannot lower the floor. It never falls.
The ratchet: motion up is allowed, motion down is not. Every fee adds to R at fixed S, every latched high adds a lump to R, and redemption is neutral-or-up. The reserve-per-token is monotone.
Redemption opens at launch. You burn QUASO and receive its exact share of the reserve in wETH (a live estimate, settled on-chain at the block you redeem).
3/3 Tax → Reserve
A constant 3% fee on every buy and every sell, taken in wETH, is routed by the V4 hook straight into the reserve. Supply is untouched, so R grows and the floor rises on every swap. Immutable.
Redeem Hard Floor
Burn your QUASO for ⌊R·a/S⌋ wETH, your exact pro-rata slice. Rounded down so the dust stays. This is the un-crossable floor beneath the pool, floor-neutral and monotone-up.
ATH New-High Latch
A held-back slice of fees sits in an athFund excluded from the floor. On a TWAP-confirmed new high, it is injected into the reserve, so the floor visibly jumps when the market is strongest, and can never step back.
Below-Floor Defend
Permissionless, reserve-funded buyback-and-burn. It only fires when price is below the floor, and is clamped so the average execution price never exceeds N. Supply contracts faster than the reserve drains.
Fair Launch
No presale, no team bag, no owner key. The reserve starts empty and the floor starts near zero. Liquidity is burned to 0xdEaD and the deployer holds 0. Everything above zero is built by the market.
Uniswap V4 Native
Trade it on the open pool like any coin, with no wallet connect to browse. Buy deep-links to Uniswap, and bots, aggregators and dexscreener all see it. All price logic reads a 30s TWAP anchor, not spot.
One direction. Monotone.
Fair by construction.
The floor only rises
No wallet to browse. No team, no roadmap, no promise of price. Just a reserve you can always redeem, and arithmetic that only points up.
Buy $QUASO →Disclaimer. $QUASO is an experimental memetic token with no team, no roadmap and no promise of profit. The floor is the on-chain reserve-per-token redemption value; it starts at approximately zero and there is no guarantee it reaches any particular level. Nothing here is financial advice. Smart contracts carry risk, read the code and verify all addresses on-chain before interacting. Not affiliated with Uniswap Labs.