How it works
Every trade pays in
Every $SHORTER trade pays the creator fee. It stacks in the dev wallet until it's worth claiming. The wallet is public — watch it.
Fees short the NASDAQ
Claimed fees open a short position against the NASDAQ 100. Every position gets posted below with the claim size, entry, and receipts.
Profits burn supply
When a short closes in profit, the proceeds buy $SHORTER off the market and the tokens are burned. On-chain, verifiable, gone.
Position log
POSITION OPEN| Date | Fees claimed | Instrument | Side | Entry | Status | Result | Receipts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-08-31 | $1,620 | QQQ · 3x · Lighter | SHORT | 714.94 | OPEN | — | claim tx · bridge · position (live) |
Every entry ships with the claim tx and the position receipt. No entry, no trade.
Buyback & burn
Counters update with every claim and every close. Burns are permanent and visible on-chain.
FAQ
Why short the NASDAQ?
Robin Hood took from the rich. The NASDAQ is where the rich keep their money. We're staying on brand.
Shorting it where?
On-chain perps on Lighter, straight from the dev wallet — the account is public. Entry and size go in the log with every position.
What happens when a short loses?
It loses. Nothing gets refunded, nothing gets minted, nobody gets bailed out. The next fee claim opens the next position.
Who opens the trades?
The dev, from the dev wallet. Positions are posted in the log as they happen, with receipts.
How do I buy?
Bridge to Robinhood Chain, hit the buy link, paste the CA. That's it.
Is this financial advice?
It's a hat with an arrow through it. No.