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THE FURNACE Robinhood Chain mainnet · tax → furnace → floor → 0xdead · nothing comes back

DEMO MODE — the numbers on this page are sample data, not chain state. Remove ?demo from the URL for live data.

QUOTRON LOOP

A machine that eats machines. $QLOOP trading fees flow into a contract that buys the cheapest QUOTRON terminal on the floor, hardwires it, and sends it to 0xdead. Every trade makes the remaining 4,444 rarer. Nothing it buys ever comes back.

How the loop works Latest burns Quotron floor on OpenSea ↗

THE FURNACE CENSUS

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ETH in the furnace

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Terminals burned by the loop

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ETH spent burning

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Last burn

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Terminals still in existence

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Of 4,444 gone forever

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Avg ETH per burn

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$QUOTRON burned by the loop

NEXT BURN

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THE QUOTRON CENSUS · READ LIVE FROM THE PROTOCOL

4,444

Terminals

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Lit (hardwired)

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Dark (liquid)

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At 0xdead

ONE WAY
DOOR

Quotron Loop · fine incineration machinery · Robinhood Chain

BUY THE FLOOR.
BURN THE MACHINE.

Quotrons are 4,444 machines that carried stock prices through history. No more will ever be minted. The Loop is the only thing on the chain whose sole purpose is to make that number smaller.

Est. 2026Fee receiverSeaport settledHardwire first0xdead last

THE LOOP

Five moving parts. Four of them are on chain and verifiable by anyone; the fifth is a keeper that can do exactly one thing.

Trade $QLOOP

Every buy and sell pays the token's fee. The Loop contract is the fee receiver.

ETH fills the furnace

Fees arrive as ETH (or WETH, which anyone can unwrap). The balance is public and shown live above.

Keeper finds the floor

A bot watches OpenSea for the cheapest native-ETH listing of a QUOTRON terminal and hands the signed order to the contract.

Seaport settles

The contract pays the seller through Seaport 1.6 and refuses to finish unless it actually holds the terminal.

Hardwire, then 0xdead

A dark terminal is hardwired first, burning its 1.0 $QUOTRON on the protocol's own books. Then the terminal goes to 0xdead. Forever.

What the contract can do On chain

Receive ETH from anyone. Unwrap WETH.
Buy only a QUOTRON terminal, by id, priced in native ETH, at or below maxPricePerBurn.
Hardwire dark terminals, then transfer every terminal it acquires to 0xdead.
Keep a public ledger: token id, price paid, seller, block, whether it burned the $QUOTRON itself.

What the owner can do Steering only

Change the keeper address and the price cap so the Loop never overpays for a terminal.
Recover stray ERC-20s / NFTs that were sent to the contract by mistake.
Cannot un-burn a terminal, mint anything, or route a purchase anywhere but the QUOTRON contract.

Why hardwire before burning? A dark terminal is backed by one liquid $QUOTRON. Sending it straight to 0xdead would strand that token. Hardwiring first burns the token through the protocol's own one-way door, so both the Quotrons census and the Loop's ledger agree: one fewer token, one fewer terminal, forever.

THE BURN LOG

Read directly from the contract · newest first

0.00 ETH

worth of terminals taken off the market forever

Loop state—

ETH received all-time—

Cap per burn—

WETH waiting to unwrap—

Terminal	Path	Paid	Seller	When	Tx

THE SHRINE

Every terminal the Loop consumes is enshrined: struck from the floor, out of the reroll pool, off every order book, and displayed here with its original screen. 4,444 was the ceiling. It is now the countdown.

THE MATH

Supply is fixed at 4,444 and the Loop only subtracts. Plug in your own assumptions; the page recomputes the countdown.

$QLOOP daily volume (ETH) Fee routed to the Loop (%) QUOTRON floor price (ETH)

Floor is an assumption, not a feed: the Loop pays whatever the cheapest listing asks, up to its cap.

ETH into the furnace per day—

Terminals burned per day—

Per month—

Per year—

Share of all 4,444 gone in a year—

Terminals left after a year—

Time to erase 10% of supply (444)—

What a burn does and does not do. A burned terminal is gone from the market, gone from the reroll pool, and can never be listed again — that is the rarity. If it was lit, its stock-reward stream keeps accruing to 0xdead where nobody can ever claim it. The Loop does not promise higher rewards for anyone; it promises fewer terminals.

CONTRACTS

Everything on this page is read from these addresses through public RPC. No backend, no database, nothing to trust but the chain.

Verify it yourself. The furnace balance, every burn, and every terminal at 0xdead are public on-chain state. This page adds nothing to it — open the explorer links above and check the numbers against what you see here.