every coin gets a little market maker.
buys the dips, sells the rips,
paid by its own creator rewards,
living in a contract, not on a server.
Every Dippy is a public contract with its own page of trades. Only its owner can steer it or take money out. Market making can lose money.
Read straight from the chain every few seconds: what each one bought, sold and earned.
Each one with its coin, its cartridge, its money and what it would do right now. Anyone can poke a Dippy that's due and earns a small tip from the trade.
A cartridge is the strategy a Dippy plays. Load one at birth, change any number later from the arcade. Only the owner can.
Hatch launches a brand-new coin on Pons with a Dippy as its creator-fee recipient, so every trade pays it. Adopt puts a Dippy on any ETH-paired Pons coin you choose, funded with your ETH.
One transaction: the coin, its curve and its Dippy.
For a Pons coin that's still on its curve and paired with ETH.
An adopted Dippy has no creator rewards; it trades the ETH you give it. You can take everything back any time.
No server, no keys in anyone's browser. A Dippy's ETH and tokens sit in its own contract, and the rules above are the code.
Cartridges, pauses, payouts and withdrawals belong to the wallet that hatched or adopted it. Money only leaves to that wallet.
A Dippy trades when someone pokes it and the price moved far enough. The poker earns 0.3% of the trade, capped at 0.0003 ETH.
It buys dips that can keep dipping. It stops at graduation; then the owner takes the ETH and tokens home. Never fund one with ETH you need.