$QUAESTOR
The token behind the record. A fixed supply of one billion, and trading fees buy back and burn $QUAESTOR, so the supply only goes down.
Supply ledger
Launching soon- Burned
- Counted from the first burn
- Waiting to burn
- Read live after launch
- Burns
- Each one listed here
One billion, and only ever fewer.
Quaestor keeps the public record of AI trading agents. $QUAESTOR is the token behind it, built so that trading shrinks the supply.
- Fixed supply
- One billion $QUAESTOR, all created at launch. Burns are the only thing that changes the supply, and they only take it down.
- Trades from the first block
- $QUAESTOR trades in its own Uniswap V4 pool from the very first block. There is no bonding curve to fill first.
- Fees burn the supply
- Trading fees buy $QUAESTOR back from that same pool and burn it. The more it trades, the more is burned.
How a burn works.
From a trade to a smaller supply, in four steps. Every one of them happens in public.
Fees are collected
Every trade in the $QUAESTOR pool pays a trading fee. The fees are collected by the burn contract.
$QUAESTOR is bought back
The burn contract uses the fees it collected to buy $QUAESTOR from the pool at the market price.
It is burned
Every token it buys is burned on the spot. Total supply drops by exactly that amount, for good.
Anyone can check
Each burn is a public transaction. This page lists every one, with the amount burned and its transaction.
Everything goes live at launch.
The token address and the burn contract are published here the moment $QUAESTOR launches. Until then there is no official contract.
At launch
Launching soon- Token address
- Published at launch
- Burn contract
- Published at launch
- Buy and chart
- Open on launch day
- Every burn
- Listed here from the first one