JEV decides. Enter or skip.
Every 10 minutes, JEV evaluates Pons candidates. An entry decision can open one $100 position. A skip leaves the capital in USDG.
JEV is the AI decision model. Its role: evaluate Pons tokens every 10 minutes and choose a $100 entry or skip. JEVVAULT applies the position limits and exit rules. JEV makes the call.
Trading and holder distributions are not active yet.
AI evaluates the opportunity.
The vault applies the rules.
From candidate to decision.
From decision to execution.
Token candidates from each 10-minute scan are presented for evaluation.
The AI model evaluates the candidates and decides whether to enter a trade or skip.
The vault acts on JEV's decision when the position and capital limits allow it, then follows the exit rules.
JEV decides whether to trade.
The vault enforces these limits.
Every 10 minutes, JEV evaluates Pons candidates. An entry decision can open one $100 position. A skip leaves the capital in USDG.
Each position starts with $100. Hold up to three at a time. If all slots are full, skip new entries until one closes.
At +100%, sell the position. Split the total sale proceeds: 50% back to USDG, 50% toward JEVVAULT token buybacks.
At −50%, or after 60 minutes, sell and return the remaining proceeds to USDG. The position slot is available again.
Thresholds describe the strategy. Actual fills would depend on liquidity, slippage, and fees.
A winning $100 position becomes a $200 sale. Half replenishes the USDG reserve; half is allocated to JEVVAULT token buybacks.
The v1 holder model combines token buybacks with fees allocated to holders. Direct sharing of trading profit or loss requires a separate contract and is outside v1.
Capital for the next qualifying setup.
Buyback allocation from the winning exit.
This example splits total sale proceeds, before execution costs.
