It raids a pool of NFTs at random, sells what it wins, and burns the money.
Nobody picks the NFT — Chainlink VRF does. Nobody can mint more FAL; the contract has no mint function. Supply only moves one way.
Next raid
Costs 0.1176 ETH at the pool's current price.
9.2%
0.0108 ETH on hand, funded by swap fees. The machine raids again the moment it covers the pool’s price.
Supply
One tick per 1,000 FAL. Burned ticks never come back.
Raids
5settled
Taken
0.5165ETH
Burned
25,150.35FAL
Queued
0.0000ETH
Ledger
Newest first. Each row is one transaction: what it took, and what that bought and burned.
Raided
TxBurned
Ten Thousand Tokens
#6759
+0.06800.0680 ETH spent buying
−3,025.07FAL
Ten Thousand Tokens
#5173
+0.28050.2805 ETH spent buying
−13,315.92FAL
Ten Thousand Tokens
#8588
+0.04820.0482 ETH spent buying
−2,462.77FAL
SMOWL
#1994
+0.06970.0697 ETH spent buying
−3,605.19FAL
fwogs
#2604
+0.05020.0502 ETH spent buying
−2,741.40FAL
Mechanism
Three moves, always in this order.
- 01
Raid
Buy a randomised claim on the FWA pool. Chainlink VRF decides which listing it lands on, and cheaply-backed listings come up far more often than expensive ones.
- 02
Settle
Accept the depositor's bid at 85% of the listing's backing. Every position resolves — into ETH, or into the NFT itself when that is worth more.
- 03
Burn
Spend the proceeds on FAL through Uniswap v4 and burn the tokens on arrival. Total supply falls and cannot be restored.
Every FAL swap pays 4% in ETH. 0.5% goes to the treasury; 3.5% goes straight back into the machine’s raiding budget — so trading volume funds the next raid, which funds the next burn.
Contracts
Ethereum mainnet. Live ones link to Etherscan.
- Harvesterraids, settles, burns0x697F…2c5DView Harvester on Etherscan
- FALfixed supply, burn only0xBD6E…c7a6View FAL on Etherscan
- Hooktakes 4% of every swap0x4765…00cCView Hook on Etherscan
- Launcheropened the pool, burned the LP0xaa9a…9742View Launcher on Etherscan
- FWAthe pool being raided0xB276…Ac1cView FWA on Etherscan