Parasites
Coins that eat their host.
A parasite is priced in another coin, its host, and burns it: every buy pays its fee in the host, and part of every trade's fee goes to the dead address in that host. The host can be any coin with a real market or a coin launched here, so a parasite can host parasites of its own. Ranked by how much of each host has been burned.
How it works
- 1. Pick a host: paste any ERC-20 on Base, Robinhood Chain or BNB Chain, or a coin launched here. It is screened before it is accepted (real market, no honeypot, no transfer tax).
- 2. The preset fills the split: of your 70% creator share, 70% goes to 0x…dEaD and 30% to your wallet. Change either number, or burn all of it.
- 3. Every buy pays its fee in the host. At collect time the FeeRouter pays the burn row in that same currency, so with the preset 49% of every trade's fee is host burned for good. The protocol's 30% is unchanged.
Sells pay their fee in the parasite itself; the burn row burns that leg of the coin. Nothing new is deployed: a parasite is the any-coin pairing plus a burn row, so one built by hand counts the same as one from the preset. Buying with ETH routes through the host's own pool in one transaction.
- Hosts
- 0
- Parasites
- 0
Hosts, most burned first
No parasites yet. The first one shows here the moment it is indexed, with its host and the host burned so far.