The Tithe
When someone trades on the TITHE/ETH pool, 5% of the trade is taken in ETH and routed by the hook. 4% becomes the Tithe distributed to holders, 1% becomes the Sanctum Treasury. The fee is always taken from the ETH side of the trade. The hook never holds TITHE, never sells TITHE, and does not create token-side selling pressure.
The Blessing
Every TITHE holder receives a share of the Tithe vault based on how much TITHE they hold. The contract tracks rewards continuously using an accumulator. When users want to claim, they visit the Sanctum, connect their wallet, and claim accumulated ETH.
What Happens On A Buy?
User sends ETH to the pool. The hook claims 5% before the swap. The remaining ETH is swapped for TITHE. 4% goes to holders and 1% goes to treasury. Example: with 1 ETH, 0.05 ETH is taken, 0.95 ETH is swapped for TITHE, 0.04 ETH goes to holders, 0.01 ETH goes to treasury.
What Happens On A Sell?
User sends TITHE to the pool. The pool calculates ETH output. The hook takes 5% from the ETH output. Seller receives 95%. 4% goes to holders and 1% goes to treasury.
When Does Not Activate Tax For
Sending TITHE to another wallet
Sending TITHE to cold storage
Receiving TITHE as a gift or airdrop
Approving TITHE for another contract
Holding TITHE
Why Old Reflections Within
Cryptocurrency Collapse
Old reflections collapse with long periods between sells and buys. Sell pressure is incentivized to drive holders to therefore prevent a sell.
Rebasing Balanced Others Accumulate
Rebasing happens without external mandate, causing claiming issues and penalising long-term holders unfairly.
Wallet-To-Wallet Sends Logic
Token sends while transacting may be taxed. The holders have little in common with the Faithful, or finish alike.
Carry-Cost Balance Can Front
Stakers can change fees, stoke or pollute, and enforce about slots.
V4 Hooks Solve All This
Join the faithful
Join the faithful
Connect your wallet and join the covenant. The blessing pool grows with every trade. The faithful are rewarded. There is no other path.
