The frog is divinely protected.

Same thread: soon any launch on pools will have the option to participate in buyback and burn. Using this mech for test tokens is the first step. FRONG is in that first cohort. Docs: buyback and burn guide.

Plain English

1. While Pools was being built, test tokens (including FRONG) had a creator-fee path.
2. Pools cut the path back to Uniswap Labs.
3. Those fees now sit in a BuybackAndBurn contract.
4. Fees release as ETH.
5. Anyone (a searcher contract) can take that ETH only by burning a fixed amount of FRONG in the same transaction.

That is the on-chain reading of “divinely protected”: not a team wallet vacuuming fees — a bounty that must send FRONG to 0xdead.

Fee path

1. 01

   Swaps take 0.25%

   Every swap pays a 0.25% pool fee.

2. 02

   Fees split

   60% of ETH fees + 100% of FRONG fees autocompound into locked LP. 40% of ETH fees vest into BuybackAndBurn.

3. 03

   Searcher claims ETH

   Anyone running an executor contract can claim vested ETH. A normal wallet cannot.

4. 04

   Must burn 500,000 FRONG

   The same transaction pulls 500,000 FRONG to 0xdead. Leftover ETH is searcher profit. If the pull fails, the whole tx reverts.

Official burn size (Robinhood BuybackAndBurn singleton): 500,000 FRONG per successful claim = 0.05% of the 1B mint, sent to 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD. Deployments: Uniswap launchpad deployments. Recipient: 0xa1ba4CC12654D2b188e3ba77dc86c75cA47f1A4e.

Searcher loop

Swap fees sit idle in PoolManager until someone runs the plumbing. Instant Launch into a Uniswap v4 pool on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). Product post: Pools.trade: A New Way to Launch on Robinhood Chain (2026-08-05).

1. 01

   collectFees(tokenIds)

   On the FeeSplitter. Pulls fees out of PoolManager. Pays the caller nothing.

2. 02

   claimFrom, then claim

   On VestingClaimRecipient. Meters ETH into BuybackAndBurn. Pays nothing. Per-block cap; a second call in the same block releases nothing.

3. 03

   Read amounts vs burn size

   amounts(tokenId) is ETH waiting. minCurrency1BurnAmount() is always 500,000 FRONG.

4. 04

   claim() from an executor

   When vested ETH > cost of 500k FRONG + gas. A normal wallet cannot claim. Caller must implement IClaimExecutor.

claim() is atomic

• Pays attributed ETH to the caller.
• Requires the pool’s currency0 to be native ETH.
• Calls onClaimed on the caller. A normal wallet cannot claim.
• Pulls exactly 500,000 FRONG from the caller → 0xdead. Emits TokensBurned.
• If the pull fails, the whole tx reverts, including the ETH payout.

The contract does not force a DEX buy. It force-pulls 500,000 FRONG. Searchers usually buy that 500k from the v4 pool with the ETH they just received and keep the spread. Burn amount is immutable and identical every claim. It does not scale with fees. Searchers wait for the crossing, then race.

Name / symbol

frong / FRONG

Chain

Robinhood Chain, chain ID 4663

Decimals

18

Total supply

1,000,000,000 (fixed, minted once). totalSupply() is still this number after burns to 0xdead.

Launch type

Instant Launch

Pools description

it's frong, baby

Create tx

0xbe6b90c58c017b4754a6a6ee6d65be9a682d2b79de0142954ae345f1dce8f35c

Burn address

0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD

Market tape

Live on pools.trade. Older FDV / holder snapshots are stale and not shown as current.

Contract map

FRONG uses the test-era Instant Launch fee path. Current new Instant Launch FeeSplitter on Robinhood is 0xeFF166AAf189323c58dc27eD1206EB2C37FaACDf. FRONG is not on that one. Do not mix generations.

• FRONG token

  0x6245e67affA44a23077f0Ea7f981a8DC743a0c47

• LiquidityLauncher (create, v3.0)

  0x00004c4ccc709Ef590F7C81102C0689F0263D4e9

• InstantLaunchStrategy (fees-on)

  0x60D73b21cDf2EA846ab3d58699BBbb8F29d72491

• FeeSplitter (holds locked v4 LP NFT)

  0x7198C32a497c09497e04C86cf8F77A244A9E4b8F

  FRONG’s test-era splitter. Not the newer Instant Launch FeeSplitter.

• UERC20BeneficiaryVault (old gen)

  0x587D2fDDDF14F6f84022b51e8c3a473eB88C4544

• CompoundingClaimRecipient (old gen)

  0x666DA63451A502A323677C2Ef5F763181358be9b

• VestingClaimRecipient

  0xeF451B293ED8C61d20f7d13ef336a496F0cc2c26

• BuybackAndBurnClaimRecipient v3.2.0

  0xa1ba4CC12654D2b188e3ba77dc86c75cA47f1A4e

• v4 PoolManager

  0x8366a39CC670B4001A1121B8F6A443A643e40951

• Burn / 0xdead

  0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD

Bytecode reads

Robinhood RPC, research session ~2026-09-02. Matches Uniswap’s Instant Launch story for this bytecode: no owner/mint surface, full supply into v4 PoolManager in the create tx. That is not the word “safe.” Hidden admin paths are not fully disproven; standard Ownable / AccessControl / Pausable / mint surfaces were not found.

name() / symbol() / decimals()

frong / FRONG / 18

totalSupply()

1,000,000,000 exactly

eth_getCode

7,154 bytes (not empty)

EIP-1967 impl/admin slots

empty — not an EIP-1967 proxy

owner() admin() minter() paused() hasRole

all revert

mint(address,uint256)

reverts

LiquidityLauncher v3.0 / v3.2 balanceOf

0

Protocol claims

13

FRONG to 0xdead

6,500,000

Share of 1B mint

0.65%

ETH paid to searchers

~19.14 ETH

ETH spent buying the 500k from the pool: ~18.19 ETH. Spread before gas: ~0.95 ETH across all 13. PoolManager FRONG inventory: ~62.67M FRONG (moves). Claims 6–13 landed the same evening Pools announced the reroute (Aug 12). That is the first buyback cluster. Newest first.

1. Claim 1

   2026-09-03 08:01:09 UTC

   Paid 1.7279 ETH · spent buying burn 1.7144 ETH · burned 500,000 FRONG

   0xf69a61bf347e386cfcd2d38ba347219d64d4db0f638d70750b91b7d22c339ccd

2. Claim 2

   2026-08-31 13:55:30 UTC

   Paid 1.0358 ETH · spent buying burn 1.0310 ETH · burned 500,000 FRONG

   0x7027e3148f18d935abdf420fc5af72f231e8211079595356aecb722d6f7016bb

3. Claim 3

   2026-08-27 17:08:24 UTC

   Paid 0.8237 ETH · spent buying burn 0.8073 ETH · burned 500,000 FRONG

   0x66b9c623a95bcd5820de8effc4cc69889e8d5c53b497deac43e50a6b96eec863

4. Claim 4

   2026-08-22 08:56:11 UTC

   Paid 0.6086 ETH · spent buying burn 0.6006 ETH · burned 500,000 FRONG

   0x11e4a504e8d989de9011c122874321b00a369b3de87e9bd5eef6adca5507eb51

5. Claim 5

   2026-08-17 23:30:20 UTC

   Paid 0.9106 ETH · spent buying burn 0.9085 ETH · burned 500,000 FRONG

   0x7c5ca77c5e2b9d5719f955811eb112d47ee9333b79b2ecd6cf87e78388cea843

6. Claim 6

   2026-08-12 23:52:52 UTC

   Paid 1.5768 ETH · spent buying burn 1.5508 ETH · burned 500,000 FRONG

   0xc16181c59049577d57c28be17c4fd738110d944a79207012caf8cee33cd76d90

7. Claim 7

   2026-08-12 23:31:50 UTC

   Paid 1.6855 ETH · spent buying burn 1.5846 ETH · burned 500,000 FRONG

   0x2bedfbd66b38515248d340aec43a03aebb34112b3689a85ffadd9d03c592bb2a

8. Claim 8

   2026-08-12 23:09:19 UTC

   Paid 1.5861 ETH · spent buying burn 1.5801 ETH · burned 500,000 FRONG

   0x1bf89a50aee13433afbcfcce1793efa6672771dce2a3d78208c3577b4999dabf

9. Claim 9

   2026-08-12 22:48:11 UTC

   Paid 1.6153 ETH · spent buying burn 1.6084 ETH · burned 500,000 FRONG

   0x3f91c5eb2eebc016eac3dad75d40d5a39b81c28a5a744cb1ca4c89cddfb10ba7

10. Claim 10

    2026-08-12 22:26:40 UTC

    Paid 1.5761 ETH · spent buying burn 1.5738 ETH · burned 500,000 FRONG

    0x2766f9472f67cf0c328c6c3a48a08e9a66f8db0e7b9921004272db82b68150e1

11. Claim 11

    2026-08-12 22:05:31 UTC

    Paid 1.5947 ETH · spent buying burn 1.5907 ETH · burned 500,000 FRONG

    0xbc63bca99fb557360f20c7ac5661a54b35809cc5ba62c30f34a2bed6c76f2d3b

12. Claim 12

    2026-08-12 21:44:14 UTC

    Paid 2.4217 ETH · spent buying burn 1.7681 ETH · burned 500,000 FRONG

    0x9c31b6b518159c6f8f66f65683b1303a444c98435f53eb639bc38ac895fb0cc3

13. Claim 13

    2026-08-12 21:11:52 UTC

    Paid 1.9724 ETH · spent buying burn 1.8700 ETH · burned 500,000 FRONG

    0x2cc0f579b0bb31cd1421e777ce6cf25c1301c242c03ab6517fbdc0c047338861

Research citation (not an official token account): on-chain case file thread @pi_frong. Create tx: 0xbe6b90c58c017b4754a6a6ee6d65be9a682d2b79de0142954ae345f1dce8f35c. Chain docs: Robinhood Chain.

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