Half of the creator fees buy back and burn $GSTR. The other half is held as GOR in a public treasury. Every claim, buy, burn and deposit is listed here with its transaction links, so you can check it yourself.
Dumpster pays the token's creator a share of every trade, in GOR. Each claim is split in two.
That half buys GSTR on Dumpster and destroys it with the burn tool, so supply really falls.
The other half goes to a public treasury wallet and is held as GOR.
The split can change. If it does, we will announce it here.
Each round has four steps, and each step links to its transaction. The totals above are added up from these rows.
Each fee claim is split 50/50. Half buys back and burns GSTR, half is held as GOR in the treasury. We do it by hand and post every step above.
Early fees will be small, so early burns and deposits will be small too.
We are exploring actively trading part of the GOR treasury, with any profits used to buy and burn more GSTR. The rest would stay held as GOR. We would only consider it if the conditions below are met, and we may decide not to.
This is an idea, not a promise or a commitment. Plans may change. Trading can lose money as well as make it.
GSTR (GOR Strategy) is a token on the Gorbagana chain, launched on Dumpster. It is a trash-themed riff on corporate treasury strategies, built around public burns and a public GOR treasury.
Dumpster pays a token's creator a share of every trade on the bonding curve (0.30% at the time of writing; Dumpster sets the rates and can change them). We claim it in GOR.
Each claim is split 50/50. Half buys GSTR and burns it with Dumpster's burn tool. Half is sent to the GOR treasury and held. Every claim, buy, burn and deposit is in the log with its transaction links.
A public wallet that holds GOR. Its address is listed under Official links and wallets, so anyone can check the live balance on the explorer. The totals on this page show what we sent to it, added up from the log.
Not today: it only holds GOR. If we ever start trading (see the section above), it would be only part of the treasury, and the rest would stay held. We would say so here before anything starts.
We add GOR and GSTR to a pool on Binswap so people can swap between them. Providing liquidity carries risk: the value of what we put in can end up lower than if we had just held it (impermanent loss). The Where the fees go section says whether the liquidity is locked.
By hand, when we choose to. The amounts depend on trading volume and can be small.
Open any transaction link in the log, or look up the creator wallet on the explorer. The totals on this page are added up from the log, not typed in.
No. Today the treasury only holds GOR. We are exploring trading part of it, with any profits used to buy and burn GSTR, but only if the conditions above are met. We may decide not to. It is an idea, not a promise, and trading can lose money.
The wallets we use for fees, the launch purchase and the GOR treasury are listed under Official links and wallets. We will update the list if that changes.
No. We will never DM you a link, ask for your seed phrase or ask you to send funds first. The only official links are on this page.
No. Crypto is risky and you can lose everything you put in. Do your own research.