How Bill works.

01Overview

$BILL is a token that periodically sells and burns its own supply, and taxes exits. There is no team treasury, no vesting, no mint function. Once launched, every rule is fixed in the contract and ownership is renounced.

Three things happen, all triggered by ordinary trading:

• Payouts — a buy can trigger the contract to market-sell a slice of its own holdings; the ETH goes to holders.
• Burn yells HEY YOU GUYS — sometimes that slice is destroyed instead of sold.
• The Golden Doubloon — a token jackpot that fills from the sell tax and pays out to a single lucky buyer.

02Supply & allocation

Fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 BILL, minted once in the constructor. Nothing can mint more.

Bill's 15% lives at the token contract's own address. There is no function anywhere that lets the owner, the dev, or anyone else withdraw it. It can only leave through a HEY YOU GUYS.

03HEY YOU GUYS

Every buy above a minimum size rolls the dice. On a hit, the contract earmarks a slice of Bill's stack to be sold — but it doesn't sell during your buy. The pair is locked mid-swap, so the sale is queued and fires on the next transaction that isn't a buy.

How a HEY YOU GUYS is triggered

• Buy must be at least minRollAmount (500,000 BILL). Dust buys roll nothing — this stops bots forcing payouts for free.
• Roll chance is flopChanceBps = 2.5% per qualifying buy.
• On a hit, the slice is a random 3–8% of Bill's current stack (trancheMinBps–trancheMaxBps).
• Only one payout can be queued at a time.

How it fires

The queued slice executes on the next sell or transfer. Whoever makes that transaction pulls the trigger for Bill. The contract market-sells the slice for ETH and sends it straight to the FlopDistributor, where it's split across all holders by share of supply.

// FSH.sol — queued on a qualifying buy
function _rollFlop(address buyer, uint256 amount) internal {
    if (amount < minRollAmount) return;        // dust pulls no triggers
    if (pendingFlop > 0 || fishBundle == 0) return;
    uint256 r = _entropy(buyer, amount, "FLOP");
    if (r % BPS >= flopChanceBps) return;      // 2.5% chance
    // ... earmark 3–8% of fishBundle, set pendingFlop, emit FlopQueued
}

Because sellers keep refilling Bill (see the tax below), his stack never empties. Bill yells HEY YOU GUYS forever.

04Burn yells HEY YOU GUYS

Not every payout is a sale. 1 in 8 yells HEY YOU GUYS (burnFlopOneInN = 8) is a burn payout: instead of selling the slice, the contract sends it to the dead address. Those tokens are gone. Nobody receives anything, and the supply in circulation shrinks.

05The sell tax

Buys are untaxed. Every sell pays a 20% tax (SELL_TAX_BPS = 2000). The dev wallet is not exempt — it pays the same 20%. After launch the only exempt address is the contract itself, because it needs to route payout sales without taxing itself.

The 20% is split four ways (as fractions of the tax):

So a 100 BILL sell: 80 reach the pool, 10 burn, 7 feed Bill, 2 gild the Doubloon, 1 to dev.

06The Golden Doubloon

A token jackpot that fills from 10% of every sell tax and pays out, in full, to one buyer. Every qualifying buy is a cast of the line.

• Buy must be at least minRollAmount and the pot must be over bassMinPot (1,000,000 BILL) — no winning an empty net.
• Your odds scale with buy size: bigger buys, bigger chance, up to a hard cap of bassMaxChanceBps = 5% per buy. Spamming tiny buys catches nothing.
• Win, and the entire pot transfers to you in one go. Then it refills from zero.
• HEY YOU GUYS roll and the Doubloon roll are independent — one buy can trigger a HEY YOU GUYS and land the Doubloon at the same time.

07Claiming payout proceeds

Spill ETH accrues to holders in the FlopDistributor using a standard magnified-dividends model — your share tracks your balance automatically as you trade. It doesn't auto-send; you claim it when you want.

• Call claim() to withdraw everything owed to you.
• Check what's owed any time with claimable(address).
• The pair, the token contract, the dead address and the distributor itself never accrue — only real holders do.

08Randomness

Both rolls use on-chain randomness seeded from ArbSys L2 block hashes (Robinhood Chain is an Arbitrum-stack L2; the ordinary blockhash is frozen for ~120 L2 blocks there and unusable).

This is memecoin-grade randomness, and we say so plainly. Both rolls resolve at buy time, so a fast bot could in principle simulate a buy in the current block and only submit winning ones. The minRollAmount gate is the defence: every attempt to grind a roll costs a real buy — which pays holders (a HEY YOU GUYS) or fills the pot (the Doubloon). Grinding Bill funds the people Bill pays.

09Trust & renouncement

• Liquidity is locked for 6 months in a third-party locker (PinkLock / UNCX). It cannot be withdrawn before the unlock date, by anyone.
• Ownership is renounced. Every parameter is immutable; the owner functions exist only to wire up launch, then renounceOwnership() zeroes the owner.
• Tax exemptions are renounced too. The deployer's setup exemption is stripped by renounceTaxExemptions() before ownership is dropped, so nobody trades untaxed afterward.
• No blacklist, no max wallet, no pause, no mint. None of these functions exist.
• Bill can't be robbed. No function withdraws his stack or the Doubloon pot. rescueForeignToken() exists for tokens sent here by mistake, and explicitly reverts on FSH itself.

10Parameters at a glance

Every one of these is set once in the constructor and can never change.

11FAQ

Can the dev dump on me?

The dev holds 5% and pays the same 20% tax as everyone to sell it. No auto-swaps, no exemptions — every dev sell is visible on-chain like any other.

Can the team rug the liquidity?

Not for 6 months. The LP tokens are held in a third-party time-locker and cannot be withdrawn before the unlock date. After 6 months the lock creator can reclaim them — the lock, and its unlock date, are public on-chain so you can verify both before buying.

Why will scanners flag this?

High sell tax, a contract that sells itself, and on-chain randomness all trip automated scanners. They're not wrong about what the contract does — that's the point. It's all here, and the source is verified on the explorer.

Does Bill ever run out?

No. 35% of every sell tax feeds his stack, so it refills faster than the occasional payout drains it. Bill yells HEY YOU GUYS forever.

Not financial advice. Assume total loss. Read the verified contract before you buy.