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How it works

  1. 01

    Collect token fees

    Token trading fees flow into the strategy vault and build the budget for Land purchases.

  2. 02

    Buy and stake Land

    The strategy buys Yield Fields Land NFTs and stakes them in the game.

  3. 03

    Collect production

    Staked Land can earn $YIELD. Fert Decks produce Fertilizer, kept in the game. The vault does not burn Land, and sells it only if the strategy winds down.

  4. 04

    Buy back and burn $YSTR

    From phase 2, net earnings buy back $YSTR. The purchased tokens are burned and removed from circulation.

Token fees

3% strategy fee + 1% PONS base fee.

Strategy fees fund Land purchases. From phase 2, realised earnings fund $YSTR buyback and burn.

Phases

Phase 1, from launch. After the 1% that pays public calls, 90% of the claimed fees buy Land and 10% is set aside for seeds. Each Land is staked and gets a Fert Deck. Fertilizer is claimed in the game every 6 hours and kept there: it is not exported or sold. There is no buyback yet.

Phase 2, when Yield Fields opens seeds. Governance moves more of the fees to seeds with a public change and turns the buyback on. The plan: plant seeds with the saved Fertilizer, sell the harvest for $YIELD, sell the $YIELD and use the proceeds to buy back and burn $YSTR. The details will follow the game as it is released.

Later, with many Deeds staked. Governance may add a sale module with a public change. It would sell some Land on OpenSea, never for less than the vault paid: the contracts check it on every listing. All of the ETH goes to the $YSTR buyback and burn. The buyback never spends the seeds reserve.

Follow the strategy

View Land and production in the Vault. Follow actions and decisions in the Terminal.

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Contracts & controls

Governance is a Safe with a single signer. It can change parameters, replace modules and upgrade the vault core at once; a separate guardian can pause some modules for up to 7 days. Details in the disclaimer.

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Disclaimer & risks

Independent and unofficial

Yield Strategy is an independent memecoin experiment. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by Yield Fields, PONS, Robinhood or OpenSea. Yield Fields names and artwork belong to their owners and appear here only to identify the game and its NFTs.

Not an investment

$YSTR is not a share, a deposit or a claim on the vault's assets, and nothing promises a profit. Buybacks reduce the supply; they do not guarantee a price or a buyer. The vault's value is shown as data, never as a guaranteed floor. Tokens and NFTs can lose all their value.

Nothing on this site is financial, legal or tax advice. You are responsible for following the laws where you live.

Who controls the contracts

Governance is the team's Safe with a single signer: one key. With the default settings it can change parameters, replace modules and upgrade the vault core at once, without advance notice. A separate guardian wallet can pause some modules for up to 7 days. Every change is public on chain.

No function lets anyone withdraw the vault's assets: they leave only to buy Land, pay for game actions, reward the public calls and buy back $YSTR. Because the core can be upgraded, governance could also move the assets to new contracts in an emergency, for example after a bug. All of this relies on trust in that key.

Outside systems

Yield Fields can upgrade or pause its contracts, change the game's rules and decide which contracts may hold or move Land; the vault's Land is staked in the game's own contract. PONS runs the launch and the fees and can propose a new fee recipient. Trades on other pools pay no strategy fee. OpenSea, liquidity pools and Robinhood Chain have their own rules and availability: actions wait or fail when their conditions are not met.

Fees, royalties, gas, slippage and thin liquidity can materially reduce the assets available to the strategy.

Good to know

  • A sale of Land directly to the vault pays no creator royalty; the vault's purchases and sales through OpenSea do pay it.
  • The team puts no capital into the vault, which runs on token fees only. The developer buy is made by other people after the launch.
  • The strategy runs in phases. In phase 1 there is no buyback: 10% of the fees is held for seeds and the Fertilizer stays in the game. Governance can change the split and turn the buyback on with a public change.
  • If the vault's Land stops producing for the set time, the strategy winds down by itself and for good: it sells its Land, and the proceeds buy back and burn $YSTR.
  • Outside a wind-down the vault sells no Land at launch. Governance may later add a sale module with a public change: it could sell Land only above the price the vault paid, and the proceeds buy back and burn $YSTR.

Code has limits

Smart contracts and the operator can contain bugs. Reviews and audits cannot guarantee error-free software or the future behaviour of outside services. Public data can be delayed or unavailable, and planned actions are separate from confirmed transactions.