Take the toll.
Fill the quiver.
Every trade on a Loxley coin pays a toll. It builds as the curve fills — and the moment the coin graduates, that toll floods a vault and buys a quiver of Stock Tokens the holders can claim by burning what they hold. No lord, no keys, no mercy for middlemen.
The creed
A coin should feed the hands that carry it, not the lord who minted it. Loxley points the coin's creator fees at a vault instead of a wallet. The vault has no owner, no pause, no back door — once loosed, the arrow doesn't come back.
The toll gathers while the curve fills, then breaks loose at graduation. Robbing it is open to anyone: call the harvest, take a small bounty, and the vault turns the loot into the basket. That is the whole trick. Everything else is arithmetic.
How the hunt works
Three moves. No permission asked.
Draw the coin
One transaction looses an ERC-20 and its bonding curve onto Chain 4663. Trading opens the same block. The coin names a Loxley vault as its fee recipient; nothing beneath it changes.
Rob the toll
Every trade pays a toll that gathers as the curve fills. When the coin graduates, the toll floods the vault — and anyone can spring the harvest for a bounty: the vault buys the quiver, a weighted basket of Stock Tokens, and holds it. No operator stands between.
Feed the holders
Once the quiver is full, burn your coin back to the vault and walk away with your share of everything inside it. Pure on-chain math — no lord to ask, no key that can betray you.