Lock on-chain. Trade separately.
Ponzi Bot is not a custodial staking vault. Your $ponzi locks in a Streamflow contract on Solana and stays there until the lock ends. It never enters a trading account and never covers a trading loss. The trading happens elsewhere: the team runs its own money on BloFin. A net-positive week may fund a distribution to lockers. A losing week funds nothing. Either way the distribution stays discretionary. No week owes you anything.
Your tokens lock in a Streamflow contract you interact with directly. The bot cannot withdraw or trade user-locked tokens.
User-locked $ponzi is never moved into the trading account and is never debited for the bot’s trading losses.
The team trades its own capital on BloFin. Holding or locking $ponzi gives no claim on that trading, its profits, or its accounts.
A weekly lock cycle
Lock $ponzi on-chain, any day of the week. Your accrual clock starts the moment you lock.
Seven days, no early exit. Your tokens sit in the Streamflow contract, where the bot can’t reach them.
The week’s trading result gets tallied. Rewards are only calculated if the week is net-positive and nothing blocks a distribution.
If the week is net-positive and the program distributes, rewards accrue to locked wallets in hourly intervals over the following week. Your share depends on amount and time locked. A non-positive week accrues zero.
When the lock ends, unlock straight from the contract. No queue, no permission needed from us.
If a week pays, here's how
This is a recipe, not a rate. When a week distributes, it splits three ways. A week that doesn't distribute has nothing to split.
Distributed to eligible lockers in proportion to amount and duration locked. Paid in USDT. No sell pressure.
$ponzi bought on the open market and sent to the burn address. Gone means gone. Supply only goes down. Verifiable on-chain.
Pays for the desk, the infrastructure, and the people running both.
Rewards are not fixed, guaranteed, targeted, smoothed, or subsidized. No user has any claim on team trading profits, exchange accounts, collateral, treasury assets, buybacks, or future distributions.
No bot-loss allocation. Still not risk-free.
The bot's losses never land on your locked tokens. That part is structural. Everything else is still crypto. The token can lose value while locked. Rewards may be zero. Nothing is guaranteed.
$ponzi is a volatile memecoin. It can fall hard while your tokens are locked and you cannot sell.
Locked tokens are unavailable until the lock ends. You cannot exit early to react to the market.
Rewards are conditional and may be zero for any period, including many periods in a row.
Streamflow contracts, wallets, venues, regulators: every layer between you and a payout can break, change, or say no.
Conditional, not promised yield
A distribution needs three things: a net-positive week, reward assets actually available, and nothing standing in the way (legal, technical, venue, liquidity, or operational). Miss any one and the week pays zero.
NO FIXED APY. NO TARGET YIELD. NO MINIMUM PAYOUT. NO PROMISED RETURN.
What $ponzi is not
A memecoin. Not a share, not a debt instrument, not a fund interest, not a governance right, not a claim on the bot's trading. Holding it earns nothing by itself. Rewards require opting into the program and locking.
$PONZI MAY HAVE NO VALUE AND MAY GO TO ZERO.