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Slide no.001
Specimen
live leech
Stain
1% skim
Found
a pond on Robinhood Chain
Mag
×40

POND · SEASON 1

$LEECH

on
one wallet
takes
1% per buy
when
same block
lets go
never

specimen · depth 0

Live pondread from chain

Leech

It sits on a wallet and takes 1% of every meme that wallet buys.

poke him · he pays the leech, mouth open, waiting for a buy

walletleechfee to the burn pit

Mouths0 / 2,048
Skimmed$0
Burned$0
Jar$0
Stageflat
Feeding hour—
ChainRobinhood · block —
CAafter launch

How a leech feeds

One mouth, one wallet, one percent. Three panels, read left to right.

  1. 1

    2,000 $LEECH = one mouth

    a red leech latching onto a lime wallet

    He sits on a wallet

    You pay 2,000 $LEECH and point him at any wallet on Robinhood Chain that bought a meme in the last 24 hours. He crawls over, opens his mouth and does not let go.

  2. 2

    fee 1% · same block

    the leech catching coins that drip off a wallet

    Every buy pays him

    Each time that wallet buys a meme, 1% of the buy peels off inside the same block and goes down his throat. The wallet still gets its coins. It just gets one percent less of them, forever.

  3. 3

    40% burns

    Half of it is yours

    50% of everything he swallows goes to the wallet that attached him. 40% is burned out of the $LEECH supply on the spot. 10% drips into the jar for the mouths that come later.

Where every cut goes

100 cells · one buy · 1% fee
You, who attached him
Paid in the same block, in the coin the wallet just bought. No claim button. He hands it over while he is still chewing.
50%
Burned
Swapped to $LEECH and sent to the incinerator address. Supply only ever goes one way.
40%
The jar
Sits in the contract until the next 256 mouths open. Whatever the jar does not spend is burned too.
10%
The wallet
Keeps the other 99% of its buy and every coin it already had. It only loses the one percent it never noticed.
0%

A $10,000 meme buy pays a $100 fee. $50 of it lands in your wallet, $40 leaves the supply forever, $10 goes into the jar. The wallet keeps $9,900 of memes and does not feel a thing.

To attach a leech, you walk the chain

  1. 2,000 $LEECHthe price of a mouth
  2. A walletbought a meme in 24 h
  3. 1% of every buysame block, forever
Rules of the pond

One mouth per wallet. 2,048 mouths in the whole pond. The price of a mouth climbs 15% every 256 mouths and never comes back down.

The skim

Eight wallets swim through the pond. Latch on, take your one percent off every buy, and let go before the wallet starts to itch. Itch all the way up and it salts you: you lose almost half of what you took from it.

0 of 8 wallets drained · latch with the button, space, or a tap on the water
the mouth assigned to this wallet
Wallet 1 of 8 · depth 0

0x7aE1…EB0f

bought 3 memes today · avg buy $500 · itches slowly
Skimmed
$0of $40 to drain this one
Itch
0%salts you at 100
Salted away
$0lost to the itch
Last buy
—nothing yet
pond · block 0 24.0 s

Tap the water or hit LATCH when the wallet drifts by.he does the rest

Latched, he takes 1% of every buy this wallet makes. The longer he hangs on, the harder it itches. Let go to cool it down. A wallet goes quiet after 24 seconds.

    Feeding hour

    For one hour a day he takes 2% instead of 1%. The extra percent burns in full.

    next feeding hour in --:--:-- 00:00 to 01:00 UTC, every day
    Between 00:00 and 01:00 UTC every buy pays 2%

    The first percent goes where it always goes: half to the holder, 40% burned, 10% to the jar. The second percent is burned whole. Nothing of it reaches the holder or the jar.

    The window reads the chain's clock

    It is the same hour for everyone and nobody can move it. The pond goes dark on the slide, the bar says FEEDING HOUR, and every skim made in that hour carries a moon in the ledger.

    The wallet does not get a warning

    It buys a meme at 00:40 UTC like any other night. Two percent comes off instead of one. It still does not notice.

    Dress your leech

    Dress any leech in the pond. You pay in $LEECH and it burns in the same transaction. Looks only: no fees, no rewards. He does not get bigger. He gets a hat.

    12 items · every item burns $LEECH · the look shows on the slide
    fitting room · mag ×40
    the leech, waiting to be dressed
    this look burns0 $LEECH

    One hat, one pair of eyes, one thing around the neck. Tap an item to put it on him, tap again to take it off. Whatever he wears here, he wears on the slide too.

    Seven strains

    Not every leech is red. The strain is decided by the wallet it sits on: the address is hashed once and the colour falls out of it. Nobody picks, nobody re-rolls.

    paste any wallet to see which strain it would carry
    Which leech would this wallet get

    The same address always gives the same strain. Try one of the wallets from the pond:

    No wallet yet. He is waiting.
    StrainShare of the pondRarity

    Four sizes and one warning

    He grows with what he has swallowed. Everyone on chain can read his size. Nobody can make him smaller except a quiet wallet.

    flat: a thin red leech, freshly attached

    Flat

    under $1,000 skimmed

    Freshly attached. He fits under a fingernail and the wallet has not noticed a thing. Most of the pond looks like this on day one.

    fed: a rounder red leech

    Fed

    $1,000 skimmed

    A few good buys in. He has stopped being shy about the mouth. The wallet is still buying memes, which is all he ever asked for.

    swollen: a fat red leech

    Swollen

    $10,000 skimmed

    Ten thousand dollars of other people's memes, one percent at a time. He moves slower now. He does not need to move at all.

    gorged: the leech at full size, mouth wide

    Gorged

    $100,000 skimmed

    The wallet he sits on is a whale, or was. At this size he shows up on the leaderboard and people start attaching mouths to his owner.

    pale: a leech gone white from a week without buys

    Pale

    seven days without a buy

    A week of silence and he loses colour and one size. Two weeks and he is flat again. He does not leave. He just waits, whiter every day.

    The salt

    There is exactly one way to get him off, and it costs the wallet double.

    2×Only the wallet he sits on can salt himTo do it, the wallet pays twice everything he has ever skimmed from it, in $LEECH. All of it is burned. He drops off, the mouth closes, and that wallet can never be attached again. Nobody has done it yet, because it is always cheaper to keep feeding him.
    Mouths in the pond
    2,048Every one is a separate entry in the contract with the wallet address and the owner baked in. When the last one opens, the pond is closed.
    Price of a mouth
    2,000 $LEECHClimbs 15% after every 256 mouths. Paid in $LEECH, burned on the spot.
      Time to first skim
      1 blockAbout a second on Robinhood Chain. He is in the same transaction as the buy, so there is no window where the wallet has its coins and he does not have his cut.

      01One mouth per wallet

      Once a wallet has a leech, it has a leech. The second person to try gets their 2,000 $LEECH back minus gas and a note that says taken.

      02He only counts buys

      Sells, transfers, staking, rent: he ignores all of it. He is a simple animal. Something comes into the wallet as a meme, one percent of it goes out as a leech.

      03The wallet has to be alive

      He will only attach to a wallet that bought a meme in the last 24 hours. He does not sit on graves. Pick a wallet that is still hungry and he will be hungry with it.

      04You can sell the mouth

      A mouth is a token. Sell it, gift it, use it as a tip. Whoever holds the mouth holds the 50%. He does not care who is feeding on him, only that somebody is.

      Salted so far

      0 wallets · 0 $LEECH burned
      WalletPaidBurnedWhen
      Nobody yet.Every wallet in the pond has done the same math and kept buying memes. It is always cheaper to feed him than to salt him.

      Everything he swallows, everything he burns and everything in the jar is written on chain and readable by anyone. The numbers on this slide start counting the moment the pond opens.