Drawn in.Never released.
A fixed slice of every swap feeds the field. Six parts of it deepen the pool and burn the LP receipt on the spot. Four parts buy $DRAW off the market and delete it. The force only points inward.
A lock needsa keyholder.
Locked liquidity expires on a calendar. Vested liquidity leans on someone honoring a schedule while nobody is looking. Either way, the exit exists and a human stands in front of it.
DRAW deletes the exit instead of guarding it. Any call that would pull value out of a market meets the same inward force as the one holding it there, and the bytecode pushes back by itself. There is no door to defend because no door was compiled.
Every swap crossesboth poles.
The dipole sits under each market and fires on every trade, buys and sells alike. A magnet has exactly two poles, so the engine has exactly two legs, and they pull in opposite jobs at the same block height.
Paired against the reserve at the live ratio, minted into the pool as a fresh LP position, and the receipt sent to 0x…dEaD before the block closes. The depth is real and the ownership is nobody's.
Spent buying $DRAW on the open market and destroying what it catches. Supply is drawn out of existence, so the field behind every remaining token climbs without one new dollar entering.
What the field takes,it keeps.
Drive a magnetic material hard enough and it magnetizes. Remove the field and the material remembers. The width of the loop is that memory. DRAW's loop steps wider on every trade and ships with no inward path. Scroll, and watch it open.
Pick a grade.Feed it volume.
A stronger grade draws more off every swap and costs more to trade through. Each domain commits to its grade once, at deploy, in immutable storage. Drag the rate, then give it a day of volume to chew on.
The faint loops behind the live one are the grades below it. There is no input on either slider that shrinks the loop. Flux that has crossed a pole is only ever added to.
Three strengths,stamped in bytecode.
Named the way real magnet grades are named. On a physical magnet the energy product is stamped on the body where anyone can read it. Here it lives in the bytecode, where any trader can read it before touching the market.
The gentle field. Cheapest to trade through and slowest to charge. It still only climbs, it just needs more volume to do it.
The middle setting. Cost a trader will wear, against a field that visibly deepens inside the first week at ordinary volume.
The ceiling. Hardest pull, fastest charge, priciest swap. The contract holds nothing above it.
Settled onRobinhood Chain.
DRAW lives on Robinhood Chain, an Arbitrum Orbit rollup, chain id 4663, EVM throughout. The dipole is a plain contract with no owner, and both poles land as public transactions anyone can replay from the explorer.
The numbers to checkbefore a wallet touches it.
Click any value to copy it.
Frozen at genesis,readable before you sign.
Six values with no write path after deploy. Try one.
Stored immutable. The compiled contract contains no setter.
Hardcoded. Every minted position lands at 0x…dEaD in the same transaction.
Market buy, then burn. The tokens leave supply, they do not park in a wallet.
No owner, no roles, no pause, no upgrade path, no proxy.
No function discharges a domain. There is nothing to call and no field big enough.
The state is bytecode, not temperature. Nothing on chain runs hot enough to scramble it.
$DRAW
The protocol token runs on its own dipole at N45. Same two poles, same burn address, same missing owner. It is the reference domain for how every market on DRAW behaves, and the south pole of every other domain buys it.
One address, posted here.Everything else is an impostor.
$DRAW has not launched. The only real address will appear in this box and on @drawpons, at the same moment, and nowhere else first.
0x · published at genesis · watch this box
Two sources only
This page and @drawpons. An address arriving by reply, DM, group chat or bot is not ours, whoever it appears to come from.
One token only
Any other $DRAW is someone else wearing the name. There is no presale, no allowlist, no private round, and there never was one.
Check every character
Compare the whole string, not four characters at each end. Copy it from here rather than typing, and confirm the contract is source-verified on the explorer before signing anything.
Everything heremoves one way.
Modelled across all charged domains at present volume. No figure below has a decreasing case anywhere in the contract.
Minted into pools and sent to the burn address inside the same block.
Bought off the open market and removed from circulation for good.
The scalar the protocol reports. It has never printed lower than the print before it.
Each one a separate pool with its grade written at deploy.
Buys and sells both. The draw rate is symmetric.
No owner to compromise, no role to grant.
No function exists to do it, so the zero is structural, not lucky.
Not by us, not by a team, not by anyone holding a key.
Charge, then spread.
Four phases and no dates, because a slipped date costs more than a missing one.
Wind
Dipole written, both poles wired into the v4 swap path, draw rate sealed in immutable storage. Private runs on the 46646 testnet.
Charge
Source verification published, outside review, testnet open to anyone who wants to break it. $DRAW genesis with liquidity burned at launch.
Attract
Permissionless deploy opens. Any market charges a domain in one transaction and picks its grade. Field strength reported per domain, on chain.
Saturate
Cross-domain field reporting, an open indexer for loop area per market, and the dipole anywhere EVM bytecode runs.
Three things a rising fieldis not.
Read this before the FAQ. It is the part most protocols skip, and it decides whether the rest deserved your time.
Field strength is not price.
The field is burned liquidity plus deleted supply. That is depth under a market, not a bid on it. Price trades wherever buyers and sellers put it, and it can sit under your entry for as long as the market feels like it.
The field charges on volume, not on time.
Nothing accrues while a domain sits idle. A market that has not traded since deploy holds exactly the field it held that day. Waiting is not a strategy here, because the engine only turns when someone crosses a pole.
A rising field is still not an up-only position.
Permanent liquidity removes one specific failure, the pool being emptied by whoever holds the keys. It does not remove market risk, does not stop a domain being worth less than you paid, and does not make an unaudited contract safe.
The short answers.
What stops the team pulling the liquidity?
The path was never compiled. The north pole mints an LP position and sends it to the burn address inside the same transaction, and the contract ships with no owner, no roles and no upgrade hook. There is nothing to compromise and nobody to lean on.
Can the draw rate change after launch?
No. It sits in immutable storage, written once at deploy. There is no setter in the compiled bytecode, so changing it would mean deploying a different contract, which would not be this one.
Why two poles instead of one thing done well?
Because depth and scarcity fail differently. Burned LP means the market cannot be emptied. Deleted supply means what remains sits on a deeper floor. One without the other leaves half the problem open, so each pole covers the half the other cannot.
Does the field ever weaken?
No. Burned positions cannot be unburned and deleted supply cannot be reminted. Every term in the field is a one-way quantity, so their sum is one too.
Who pays the draw rate?
Whoever crosses a pole. It is a slice of each swap, symmetric on buys and sells, priced into execution like any pool fee. Holders who sit still pay nothing.
What happens to $DRAW if nobody trades?
The field holds exactly where it is. Nothing decays, nothing accrues. The engine is volume-driven, so silence just means the last number stands.
Has it been audited?
Not yet, and this page will not pretend otherwise. The source will be verified on the explorer at genesis so anyone can read what they are signing. Treat it as the experimental software it is.
Couldn't you deploy a second contract that does have an owner?
Anyone could, and it would not be DRAW. The contract address on this page is the whole identity. Verify the bytecode there and no fork wearing the name can touch you.
What does it cost to charge a domain?
One transaction and its gas. No fee to us, no application, no allowlist. Pick a grade, deploy, and the dipole is live under your market from the first swap.
Which chain?
Robinhood Chain, an Arbitrum Orbit rollup, chain id 4663, gas in ETH, pools on Uniswap v4. The network section above has every value your wallet will ask for.
Charge it onceand walk away.
One transaction. No allowlist, no application, no key to babysit afterwards.