MINPENTAI $PENTA
the receipt

Every trade feeds the fire.

One tax, one treasury, one rule: fees come in, supply goes down. Below is exactly what is charged, where it lands and how to check it — with the live numbers read from the chain.

Live

transfer tax
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50 bps, on every transfer and swap
burned so far
…
… of supply
treasury $PENTA
…
collected tax, before spend
treasury ETH
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keeper, relayer and swap fees

Read from the token and the treasury address at block …. Treasury holds both the collected $PENTA and the ETH that fees have brought in.

What is charged

FeeRateWho pays / where it goes
Transfer & swap tax0.5 %anyone moving $PENTA wallet-to-wallet or through a pool → treasury
Whisper Market sale1 %the seller → treasury
Private Swap0.5 %paid by the burner, never by your wallet → treasury
Whisper NFT mintfreepermissionless — only the gas
Gifts at a door0 %the protocol takes nothing from a gift in ETH
Uniswap v4 pool fee1 %to liquidity providers, not to the protocol
Private chat25 $PENTAburned for 20 prompts — deflationary, not a fee to us

Where it goes

Who is exempt

The protocol's own contracts are tax-exempt — EchoBroadcaster, PentaDoorstep, the deployer and the token contract itself. That is deliberate: a burn must destroy the amount you asked for, not pay tax on the way in. Tax applies to ordinary wallet-to-wallet transfers and to trades.

Verify it

The treasury address is a plain wallet today. It can be moved by the owner with setTreasury() — the only reason that power exists is so it can move to a multisig. There is no mint, no pause and no blacklist on the token.