TART

1A token for software that already exists

Most token sales fund a plan. TART is the token of a protocol that has been live on BNB Chain for months: a DEX charging real swap fees on every trade, a staking vault, LP farms, on-chain parimutuel games, an OTC desk, a marketplace and weekly on-chain governance. Every product settles on-chain and nothing is custodial. TART exists to give that working system one long-term ecosystem token — with a supply, an emission curve and a set of locks that anyone can verify without trusting a single sentence of this document.

That last part is the design principle of everything below: wherever a claim can be enforced by a contract, it is, and wherever it cannot, we say so plainly.

The protocol today — and TART's job in it

TART is not a product promise — it is the meter of a machine that is already running: fees in, emissions out, burns forever.

2The token contract: minimal, fixed, verified

TART is deliberately conservative: a minimal tax-token contract with fixed parameters, no proxy, no upgrade path and no privileged mint — deployed once, source-verified on BscScan, and never changeable afterwards. Everything the token does is visible in that one verified file.

The contract in four hard facts:

• Supply: 10,000,000,000 TART (9 decimals), minted once in the constructor. There is no mint function — not restricted, not paused: absent.
• Trading tax: 5% on buys and sells — 2% auto-liquidity + 3% treasury. Wallet-to-wallet transfers are untaxed.
• Hard ceiling: every fee setter rejects anything above 10% — a require() in the contract, not a policy.
• Wallets: the owner and treasury constants point at TartSwap wallets.

3Supply: where the 10 billion goes

One contract per purpose — on purpose

Each locked allocation lives in its own, labeled contract: the two emission lockers, the sale contract, the airdrop distributor. A block-explorer holders list therefore reads as a set of named, purpose-sized locks — the largest is the 18% farm-emissions locker — instead of one unexplained whale, and every lock can be watched independently. This mirrors how established protocols (Uniswap, Curve) custody team and treasury allocations: on-chain, per purpose, verifiable, never split across anonymous wallets.

Circulating supply, year by year

Cumulative unlocked share of the total supply at each checkpoint. Emissions count as released to the reward pools; liquidity counts the launch pool only (7.9% at listing — 51% of the net hard-cap raise at the listing rate). The un-pooled remainder of the liquidity reserve (12.1% of supply) is burned at listing, so circulating supply can never exceed ≈87.9% of what was minted.

4The public sale

The sale runs on TartSwap's own sale contract, not an external launchpad. Its design invariant: the raise can only ever move to refunds, the fee treasury, the liquidity pair, or the sale owner — and the last three only when the sale provably succeeded. If the soft cap is missed, refunds open immediately. If the sale is cancelled, refunds open. If it is never finalized within the grace window, finalization is disabled forever and refunds open. Every exit returns the full contribution in BNB with no deadline.

At finalize, the contract itself pairs 51% of the net raise with TART at the listing rate on PancakeSwap V2 and hands the LP straight to a third-party locker, where it is locked for 12 months — listing is a contract action, not a promise. Claimed TART can be staked in the same flow ("Claim & Stake"), so tokens can earn from day one.

Listing day, in order

1. finalize() — anyone may call it once the sale succeeds: 51% of the net raise is paired with TART at the listing price and the LP is moved to FlokiFi Locker for 12 months in the same session; the 3% platform fee lands in the fee treasury; the remaining 49% BNB funds marketing and operations.
2. Reserve burn — the un-pooled remainder of the liquidity reserve (≈12.1% of supply) is sent to the dead address in one public transaction (§6).
3. Buyer claims open — the full allocation at once, with "Claim & Stake" available from the first claim.
4. Airdrop vesting starts — 25% claimable immediately, then 25% per 30 days (§8).
5. Reward pools open — the emission lockers start their halving clocks and the TART stake + TART/BNB farm pools go live (§5).
6. The burn dashboard goes live — every figure above becomes a number anyone can watch on /token, read directly from the chain.

5Emissions: a curve nobody can touch

The 3B reward budget sits in two purpose-labeled emission lockers — Farm Emissions (1.8B) and Staking Emissions (1.2B) — each with no withdraw, no sweep and no rescue function. They emit along a halving curve fixed at deployment:

• First six months: ≈8.33M TART per day combined — 5M to the LP farm, ≈3.33M to staking.
• Every 6 months the rate halves — forever. The geometric series converges to exactly the 3B budget; each contract reports its full scheduled emission on-chain.
• Anyone can trigger a release. The release function is permissionless: it integrates the curve since the last call and pushes the accrued amount to the reward pools. Nobody — including the team — can accelerate it.
• Retargeting is timelocked. Changing which pools receive emissions takes a 7-day public delay. There is no fast path.

The halving clocks started the moment the lockers deployed (August 23, 2026), and every boundary is a fixed on-chain timestamp from then on — the /token page shows the exact calendar dates and a live countdown to the next halving, read straight from the chain. The stretch is deliberate: only 75% of the budget is emitted in year one, so meaningful staking and farming rewards keep flowing well into years three and four instead of burning out in a single launch year.

Where TART earns

Emissions flow to pools on the staking and farm contracts that already run the CREPE pools on mainnet — added as new pools, touching nothing that exists. The split is structural, not a dial: the farm locker (60%) feeds the TART/BNB LP farm, the staking locker (40%) feeds single-sided TART staking — liquidity providers carry price risk, so the deeper reward goes to the side that deepens the pool.

6Buyback & burn: a one-way machine

TART's deflation is not a policy — it is a contract with no reverse gear. The buyback burner is a standalone contract with no owner, no withdraw, no sweep and no rescue: BNB that enters it can leave in exactly one form — TART bought at market price and transferred to the dead address in the same transaction. Anyone can fund it, and anyone can trigger it (the trigger takes a slippage floor, so it can never be tricked into buying a manipulated price).

Where the fuel comes from, and when it fires

• Fuel: one third of the 3% treasury lane's BNB flows to the burner; the remaining two thirds fund the treasury. The split is executed by a scheduler that holds nothing back — its wallet only ever carries the flow in transit.
• Cadence — hybrid: the pot is checked hourly. A burn fires immediately when the buyback pot reaches 0.2 BNB, and in quiet weeks at least once every 24 hours whenever it holds at least 0.02 BNB. Volume spikes burn within the hour; slow days still burn daily.
• It outlives the tax. Because the burner is permissionless and fundable by anyone, buybacks can continue after the tax steps down to 0% and ownership is renounced — the treasury (or anyone at all) simply sends BNB to the same address.
• Live proof: the contract keeps public cumulative counters — BNB spent, TART burned, burn count, last burn — and the /token page renders them straight from the chain next to the dead address's balance.

7What the owner cannot do

• Empty the buyback burner: impossible — it has no owner and no withdraw; BNB in, burned TART out is the only path through it.
• Mint: impossible — the function does not exist.
• Raise the tax above 10%: impossible — rejected by a require().
• Take back an airdrop allocation: impossible once vesting starts — an entry can only be raised, never lowered, and never below what is already claimed.
• Withdraw the reward budget: impossible — the locker has no exit function.
• Accelerate emissions: impossible — the curve is fixed at deployment.
• Move the sale raise: impossible outside finalize's fixed split; buyers can always exit to a full refund if the sale does not complete.
• Unlock the sale LP early: impossible — the withdraw reverts before the 12-month timestamp. Dead-address LP is beyond even that: unredeemable by anyone.

What the owner can do is deliberately narrow and visible: tune fees within the 10% ceiling, manage the whitelist before listing, queue (with a 7-day public delay) which pools receive emissions, and operate the treasury. All contract addresses are published in §9 and labeled on BscScan, and the /token page renders the locks live from the chain.

8TART and CREPE

TART does not replace CREPE and there is no migration. Every live CREPE pool — staking, the LP farm, the vault and the swap-fee flywheel — keeps operating on the same contracts with the same rewards. TART launches with its own new pools alongside them, and 5% of the TART supply goes to the community that built this: wallets actively staking CREPE pro-rata, plus hand-picked contributors added by the team. The airdrop is vested so nobody dumps on day one — 25% claimable at listing, then a further 25% every 30 days, through a claim contract whose roster, schedule and per-wallet progress the /token page renders straight from the chain.

9Contract addresses

The complete TART stack is deployed and source-verified on BNB Chain (chain id 56). Every address below links to BscScan, and the /token page renders the same set live from the chain. Verify against this table before sending anything — no address circulating anywhere else should be trusted.

10Risk statement

This document describes the parameters and contract mechanics of a token sale and an emission schedule. It is not investment advice, and it is not an offer in any jurisdiction where such an offer would require registration. Token prices can fall to zero; on-chain systems carry smart contract risk even when the code is verified and tested; yields shown by the app are variable outputs of an emission curve and stake sizes, not promises. Only contribute what you can afford to lose, and verify every contract address against §9 and the official TartSwap channels before sending anything.