Every trade pays a fee.
It's split four ways: 55% buys and powers on consoles, 25% buys back and burns NESTR, 15% goes to the console reward pot and 5% to market making.
STRATEGY SERIES · NO.01
Consoles.
Put to work.
Trading fees buy vintage consoles. What the consoles earn buys back and burns NESTR.
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THE THESIS
They stopped
making them.
Nobody makes these consoles anymore. Every year a few more break, and the ones that still work end up on collectors' shelves.
NESTR's trading fees buy them and keep them in a treasury. The consoles earn rewards, and the rewards buy back and burn NESTR.
Console prices can fall as well as rise.
The fees buy consoles.
They go into a treasury, and each one gets powered on so it can earn rewards.
Rewards go to buybacks.
The consoles' rewards get claimed and swapped to ETH, and all of it buys NESTR on the market and burns it.
The splits are locked.
Both splits are set when the contract is deployed. After that, nobody can move money between budgets.
MARKET REPORT
What they sell for.
Real eBay prices for the twelve best-selling consoles released before 2000.
PRICE GUIDE
Tap a console to filter the chart and sales below.
| CONSOLE | EVER SOLD | CONSOLE ONLY | BOXED | 1 YEAR | Price over the LAST 2 YEARS | MARKET CAP |
|---|
MARKET CAP BY MONTH
VIEW AS TABLE
RECENTLY SOLD
FOR SALE NOW
Prices and sales come from PriceCharting, which tracks eBay sales, and each console is priced at its most common US model. Units sold are the makers' own figures, via Wikipedia. Market cap counts every console ever sold, working or not, so the real number is lower.
GAME LIBRARY
Blow on it. Plug it in.
Five original games, one for each part of the strategy. Pick one to watch the demo, then press play.
HIGH SCORES
Where the money goes.
STRATEGY TABLE
- 1ST55%Buy & power on consoles
- 2ND25%NESTR buybacks & burns
- 3RD15%Console reward pot
- 4TH5%Market making
Share of creator fees. Each trade pays a 5% creator fee plus the 1% Pons base fee, and buys pay extra tax in the first seconds after launch.
YOUR RECORDS
Saved on this device only.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
A few answers.
P.07What is NESTR?
A token whose trading fees buy vintage consoles. The same fees pay for NESTR buybacks and burns, a console reward pot and market making, and whatever the consoles earn goes to more buybacks.
P.08What do the consoles actually do?
They sit in the treasury, powered on, earning rewards from the protocol they belong to. Which protocol is decided before launch and published with the contract. Rewards change with activity. They aren't dividends or a fixed yield.
P.09How does NESTR benefit?
A quarter of every creator fee, plus everything the consoles earn, buys NESTR on the market and burns it. That shrinks the supply. It doesn't guarantee a profit or a higher price.
P.10Can the team change the rules?
No. The fee split and the reward split are set when the contract is deployed. Market making has its own budget, and console buys and buybacks can't spend it.
P.11Has the token launched?
Not yet. The supply will be 1 billion NESTR. The contract address and launch date haven't been announced, so there's no official address to copy yet.
P.12How do the games work?
Each TV plays a demo until you press PLAY. Use the arrow keys, Z and X on a keyboard, or the on-screen controller on a phone. Scores are saved on your device.