The token that doesn't sink
HFLOOR is an experimental token built on Uniswap V4 hooks. Seller panic funds buybacks and burns, while an ETH reserve holds a price floor that can only rise.
Dumping gets pricier as it goes
The hook keeps an EMA of the price right in the pool. While the market stays within 1% of the average, the fee is a plain 0.30% and the mechanic is invisible. In a crash, sells pay up to 5% on the way out while dip buys pay 0.05%. Dropping the price once is possible — piling on gets expensive.
Panic pays for the bounce
The crash tax splits in half: one part feeds the floor reserve, the other fills the buyback pot. When the pot is full, any address can execute the buyback and keep 1% of it — bots will happily press the button for us. The hook buys no higher than the EMA and destroys everything it bought.
A floor that only moves up
The ETH reserve lives in its own contract. Burn HFLOOR — get your share of the reserve. If the market trades below the floor, redeeming against the reserve is risk-free arbitrage that pulls the price back.
| Market state | Sell | Buy |
|---|---|---|
| Calm | 0.30% | 0.30% |
| 2% below EMA | ~1.3% | 0.05% |
| 5%+ below EMA | 5.00% — capped | 0.05% |
The EMA uses block-start prices — it can't be gamed within a block. Window ≈ 4 minutes (2,400 blocks at ~101 ms).
Any HFLOOR address from anywhere else is a scam.