SLABS is a coin with a swap tax that opens at 70% and settles at 5% seven minutes after launch. A 3.5% card cut runs from the very first trade: it bridges to Solana and buys graded trading cards on Collector Crypt. The rest of the tax funds marketing and operations, so snipers bankroll the project instead of draining it.
01 · How it works
Nobody funds the vault by hand. Every step after the swap is automated.
SLABS trades in a Uniswap v4 pool on Robinhood Chain. Normal swap, nothing special to do.
A v4 hook taxes every swap: 70% at launch, sliding to 5% over the first 7 minutes, then 5% forever. A 3.5% card cut goes to the vault treasury from trade one. The rest of the tax funds marketing and operations. The coin itself has no transfer tax.
The treasury moves to Solana automatically. No votes, no waiting on a team wallet.
The money buys graded trading cards on Collector Crypt. Each one is a real physical card held in a professional vault.
Cards land in the vault wallet where anyone can see them. More trading, more cards, stronger backing.
02 · The reroll
SLABS uses the DN404 standard. Hold 1 full SLABS and a card NFT appears in your wallet. Sell any piece and it burns. Buy back to 1 and you mint a new random one. Most are commons. A few map to real cards in the vault.
You hold 1.00 SLABS, so you hold a card.
Every reroll is a trade. Every trade pays the tax. The tax buys the cards people reroll for.
03 · The vault
Zero cards were bought before launch. Everything in this wallet was paid for by the swap tax. Watch it fill.
Each slot fills with a real graded card as the tax buys them. Card names, grades and photos will show here.
04 · Tokenomics
05 · Roadmap
Token, pool and tax hook go live on Robinhood Chain. Vault wallet posted here.
Automated buying runs. Cards appear in the vault and on this page as they land.
Burn a full token holding a vault card NFT and claim the real card. Comes after the vault has cards in it.
06 · FAQ
No. It starts at zero and that is the point. Nobody pre-bought cards to dress it up. The tax is the only buyer, so the vault is an honest record of real trading.
A normal coin you can trade like any other. If you hold 1 full SLABS you also hold a card NFT. Sell below 1 and the NFT burns. Get back to 1 and you mint a new random one. That is DN404.
To make sniping pointless and fund the project. Bots that buy in the first seconds keep about 30% of their fill. Out of every swap, 3.5% goes to the card treasury, starting from the very first trade. Everything else in the tax, meaning the launch surcharge and a 1.5% ops cut once it settles, goes to the marketing and operations wallet. The tax slides down to a flat 5% over the first 7 minutes and stays there. The split is enforced by the Uniswap v4 pool hook, not by the token, and the liquidity is burned, so nobody can change it.
Most card NFTs are commons with generic art. A small set of rare IDs map to the real graded cards in the vault. Minting one of those is a vault hit. People reroll trying to get them, and rerolling is trading, which pays the tax.
Later. Once the vault has cards, holders of a vault card NFT can burn a full token to claim the real card. Until then the cards sit in the vault and back the coin.
The coin lives on Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum L2. The cards live on Solana where Collector Crypt operates. The tax bridges between the two automatically.
No. SLABS is not affiliated with Robinhood Markets, Collector Crypt, Uniswap, or any card grading company. Cards are bought on public marketplaces like anyone else buys them.