The ledger · Robinhood · $PIPER

The Ledger of Hamelin

The council wrote the bargain in a book and then pretended the book did not exist. Ours is on this page. One billion tokens, one allocation, zero tax — and a plain list of every way this can still cost you money.

Guilders, counted

Three numbers.
Nothing behind the curtain.

1,000,000,000 Total supply
100% Liquidity (LP, locked)
0% Buy / sell tax
No presale No private round No team allocation 100% LP

Distribution

Every token, accounted for.

All of it in the pipe. One hundred percent of the supply is paired into liquidity and locked. No presale, no private round, no team bag.

TOTAL SUPPLY 1B $PIPER
  • The Pipe 100% Liquidity, paired at launch and locked. No key, no exit. The whole supply is in the pool where anyone can trade it.
  • The Rats 0% No community set-aside. If you want tokens, you buy them from the pool like everyone else.
  • The Fee 0% No treasury. No multisig holding a bag. Nothing to spend, nothing to mismanage.
  • The Piper 0% No team allocation, no vest, no unlock. We hold what we buy on the open market, same as you.
The chart above is decoration. This table is the ledger. Supply 1,000,000,000 · Decimals 18 · Chain Robinhood.
Allocation Tokens Share Terms
The Pipe 1,000,000,000 100.00% Liquidity. Paired into the pool at launch and locked; no withdrawal key exists.
Total 1,000,000,000 100.00% Buy tax 0% · Sell tax 0%

One hundred percent

The Pipe.

The entire billion goes into the pool at launch, paired with liquidity on Robinhood Chain. The LP tokens — the receipt that says this pool is mine — are sent to a dead address and locked. Nobody holds that key. Nobody ever will. The pool stays. The claim on it does not.

What the burn does

It removes one specific betrayal from the menu: the deployer cannot walk to the pool and take the liquidity out from under you.

  • The classic pull — pool drained, chart vertical, Telegram deleted — is closed.
  • The pool can only be moved by people buying and selling against it.
  • It is verifiable on-chain by a stranger who does not trust us. Good. Be that stranger.

What the burn does not do

A great deal. Read this half twice — it is the half nobody puts on a banner.

  • It does not stop a live mint function from printing new supply into the market. That is a different lock. Ownership is renounced and there is no mint — go and check.
  • It does not stop a hidden fee or blacklist hard-coded into the contract. Read the verified source. Ours has neither.
  • It does not put a floor under the price. Liquidity is depth, not support.
  • It does not stop you from buying the top.
  • It does not stop the tune from ending.

A locked pool and a renounced mint are two locks on a door. They do not make the room safe. They make it a room with two locks.

Check it yourself

Eight claims, all of them falsifiable.

ChainRobinhood
Decimals18
Mint functionNone
OwnershipRenounced
LP tokensLocked
Buy / sell tax0% / 0%
PresaleNone
Private roundNone
CA NOT YET DEPLOYED

Every line above becomes provable the moment the mint exists. Until then it is a promise, and a promise is worth exactly what the promiser is worth. Verify on launch day. Verify from this domain. Never from a direct message.

Zero percent

There is no fee.

No team allocation. No vesting schedule. No treasury multisig, no "marketing wallet," no bag held back for the people who deployed the contract. One hundred percent of the supply goes into the pool at launch, and the pool is locked.

That means we hold exactly what you can hold: whatever we buy on the open market, at the same price, from the same pool, with no head start. If the tune plays, we win with you. If it stops, we lose with you. There is no separate door marked team.

Hamelin's council thought the clever move was to keep the guilders. It was not. The cleanest structure a memecoin can have is the one with nothing set aside to argue about later — so that is the one we chose.

Hold us to this

What would make this a red flag.

"100% LP" is a claim, not a guarantee. Here is the list we would use to judge somebody else who made it. Use it on us.

  • A wallet holding a large share that is not the locked pool. If the supply isn't all in the pool, "100% LP" is a lie you can catch on a block explorer.
  • A live mint function. 100% of supply means nothing if the contract can print more. It cannot — the mint is renounced. Go and check.
  • An unlocked or short-locked pool. Liquidity you can pull in a week is a countdown, not a commitment. Read the lock, not the tweet about the lock.
  • A "marketing wallet" appearing after launch. A bag that shows up later is the team bag wearing a disguise.
  • The claim living in a paragraph and not on-chain. Prose is not enforcement. If it is not encoded, it is a mood.

Judge us against that list. If we ever fail it, say so loudly, in public, and do not be polite about it.

And understand what none of it can do. A locked pool and a renounced mint will not save you from the thing that actually kills memecoins, which is that one morning everybody stops listening.

The part nobody screenshots

How you actually lose money.

Not the exotic ways. The ordinary ones. These are the ways it happens to almost everybody, almost every time.

Eight ways, plainly stated.

  1. You buy the top. The chart only looks obvious afterwards. Nobody who bought the top thought they were buying the top.

  2. Nobody buys after you. A memecoin's price is the sum of other people's attention, and attention leaves the room without saying goodbye.

  3. Depth is not price. The number on the screen is what one token costs. Selling a large bag into a thin pool gets you considerably less than that number, and you find this out at the worst moment.

  4. An early buyer dumps. Everything is in the pool and no holder is locked, so whoever buys biggest in the first minutes can sell biggest in the next. 100% LP protects the pool, not the price.

  5. You get phished. A fake contract address. A fake moderator. A fake airdrop, a fake support ticket, a helpful stranger with a link. This costs holders more money than bad charts ever have.

  6. The team stops. Nothing on this page is an employment contract. Nobody here owes you a roadmap, a listing, or a second act.

  7. You lose your keys. No support desk. No password reset. No council to petition. The chain does not care who you are.

  8. The tale ends the way the tale ends. Everyone who followed the music walked into Koppelberg Hill and the door shut behind them. One boy was too slow to keep up. He is the only one who lived to describe the tune — and by every account he spent the rest of his life wishing he had been faster.

$PIPER is a memecoin with no intrinsic value.

Nothing on this page is financial advice, an offer, or a solicitation. The numbers describe an intended distribution before deployment; they are not a guarantee of outcome, price, or liquidity. Bring only what you can watch go to zero without changing your life.

The bargain, restated

The tune is free.
The fee never is.

You have read the ledger. Now read the tale it comes from, and decide honestly which one of them you are: the rat, the councilman, or the boy who arrived too late.