Buying PRESSURE is free. Selling costs more the more people are already selling — and a lot more if you try to leave all at once. Everything the tax collects is split down the middle: half goes back to the people still holding, half to the treasury.
There is no buy tax. Not a low one — none. It is fixed at zero and there is no function anywhere that could change it.
Buying also does something else: it lowers the sell tax for everyone. Every token bought cancels three times its own weight in selling pressure. That is what makes a recovering chart cheap to exit and a collapsing one expensive.
There is a meter. Selling pushes it up, buying pushes it down three times as hard, and where it sits decides what everyone pays to sell:
| under 1% of supply has net exited | 1% |
| 1% – 2.5% | 4% |
| 2.5% – 5% | 10% |
| 5% and above | 20% |
Two things about this that are easy to misread:
Nothing unwinds the meter on a timer. Waiting does not help. Only buying does.
The meter above reacts to selling that has already happened. This second rule reacts to what you are doing right now. It looks at how much has been sold in the last hour:
| under 0.5% of supply sold in the last hour | — |
| 0.5% – 1% | 5% |
| 1% – 1.5% | 30% |
| 1.5% and above | 50% |
Splitting it up does not work. Fifteen sells of 0.1% inside the same hour add up to exactly the same 1.5% as one sell of 1.5%, and are charged exactly the same. Chopping a dump into pieces gains nothing.
You pay whichever of the two rates is higher — never both added together.
The point is not to stop people selling. It is to make the difference between trimming a position and dumping one actually cost something. Selling gradually is cheap. Leaving all at once, or all together, is not.
Half of every sell tax is distributed across everyone still holding, immediately, in the same transaction as the sell that paid it.
There is nothing to claim. No button, no signature, no gas, no minimum, and nothing to forget. Your balance is simply larger after someone sells. Hold 1% of the supply and you receive 1% of every reflection.
The supply does not grow when this happens — reflections move tokens from the person leaving to the people staying. The liquidity pool and the treasury are both excluded, so neither takes a slice of what would otherwise be yours.
The other half goes to the treasury, and it is paid in WETH — never in PRESSURE. The treasury never holds the token, so it never has to sell one, and no team exit can ever appear on the chart.
The treasury is the deployer wallet, and its address is fixed permanently at launch. It cannot be pointed somewhere else by anyone, including us.
| buy tax | 0% |
| sell tax range | 1% – 20% |
| dump surcharge, max | 50% |
| supply | 1,000,000,000, fixed |
| team allocation | none |
| max wallet / max transaction | none |
| owner | none |
| can pause trading | no |
Nobody owns PRESSURE. There is no admin, no way to edit any of the numbers above, no upgrade, and no switch that can stop trading — not renounced after the fact, but never built in the first place.
All of the supply went into liquidity, and the liquidity is locked. There is no team bag, nothing vesting, and no way for us to acquire PRESSURE except by buying it from the pool like anyone else.