MarketOS — The autonomous treasury token

mkos.exe

The route map, as it is written in the bytecode. Four cuts from every harvest, made at the source, the same on the ten-thousandth as on the first.

The treasury

One token. One market. One rule for every fee it will ever earn.

10 + 10 + 40 + 40 = 100. Nothing is left over.

MarketOS is one fixed-supply token, MKOS, launched on Pons v2 against USDG. Pons owns the curve, the graduation and the Uniswap v4 market. MarketOS owns nothing but the creator fee, and it spends that in public: harvest() claims it, the keeper takes 0.25%, and four buckets take the rest.

Half of what remains goes back into MKOS itself. 40% is swapped through the graduated pool and burned in the same transaction; 10% becomes full-range MKOS/USDG liquidity the contract cannot remove. 40% buys equal-weight tokenized stock and parks it as liquidity. 10% pays the people running it, and a tenth of that buys and burns CHAOS, the other launch by the same team on the same chain.

Anyone can call it, and anyone can run the routes: every swap is floored onchain, by Chainlink for the stocks and by a 30-minute pool average for MKOS, so no caller can make the vault overpay. 5 USDG, 5 minutes, and one block later a fee has become liquidity, ash and stock.

The engine is pre-launch. The vault is written and tested against a fork of Robinhood Chain. The token does not exist until Pons opens the launch, and nothing on this desk is a live market.