Every trade puts money in the Trust. Every hour, the Trust buys SPY, NVDA and HOOD stock tokens. Every Friday at the close, beneficiaries collect their allowance. Daddy's money — but Daddy is a smart contract.
No staking screens, no lockups, no yield dashboard to babysit. Hold the coin, and the Trust does what trusts do: it accumulates, it invests, and it pays its beneficiaries on schedule.
$TRUSTFUND launches on Pons with a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 and no mint function. Pons routes 70% of every trade's fee to the creator address — which is not a person, but the Trust contract. 10% of that goes to the team, on-chain and labelled. The rest is the estate.
Each hour, the Trust swaps its ETH into tokenized stocks on Uniswap — SPY, NVDA and HOOD, in fixed proportion, TWAP-limited so thin pools can't be abused. Every purchase is recorded on the public Ledger the moment it settles.
Every Friday at the US market close, a snapshot is taken. Wallets holding at least 100,000 $TRUSTFUND claim their pro-rata share of the stock the Trust bought that week. Unclaimed allowances roll into the next distribution.
The Trust has no portfolio manager and takes no meetings. It buys three things, in the same proportion, every hour, forever.
The clock below runs to the next Friday close. From launch onward, that is when the snapshot fires and the week's stock is distributed.
Hold 100,000+ $TRUSTFUND. Buy on Pons or through fomo. That's the whole requirement — no staking, no forms, no gas games.
Be there at the close. Friday 16:00 ET, the snapshot fires. Your share is proportional to your holdings at that block.
Claim your allowance. One click, stock tokens land in your wallet. Spend them, hold them, or sweep them back into the coin — they're yours.
Every purchase the Trust makes, the moment it makes it. No treasury multisig, no "trust us" — the deed executes itself and signs its name. (Sample rows — live at launch.)
Trust Fund Cat did not build the protocol, does not read the docs, and cannot find the Discord. He holds, the allowance arrives, and he considers that a full week. The chain gave him index funds; he gave it his likeness.
"Quarterly results are in. You were paid."
"Allowances are paid in stock, not in feelings."
"New money buys the top. Old money is the top."
Leave an email or an X handle. You'll get one message when the Trust opens — the contract address and the Pons link, nothing else. No newsletter. Old money doesn't spam.
Trading fees. Pons pays 70% of every trade's fee to the token's creator address, and ours is the Trust contract. The Trust converts that revenue into SPY, NVDA and HOOD stock tokens each hour and distributes them to holders on Fridays. Nothing is minted, nothing is promised — if nobody trades, there is nothing to distribute.
Yes. The allowance scales with volume and can be zero in a quiet week. The deed pays what the estate earned, not what anyone hoped.
The contract executes on its own: fee receipt, hourly purchases, Friday snapshots and claims are all autonomous. The team's 10% share of creator fees is taken by the same contract, on-chain and labelled. The dev wallet is public — watch it.
It's a memecoin whose creator fees buy stock for its holders — which is exactly why the site is geo-restricted and unavailable to US persons, and why nothing here is an offer, a solicitation, or investment advice. Read the contract, not the vibes.
Absolutely. The coin can go to zero regardless of what the Trust holds, the stock tokens can fall, and thin liquidity can move violently. Allowances soften the ride; they do not make it safe. Never hold more than you can lose entirely.