CULL is a zero-tax token with a permissionless mechanism that answers sell pressure with scarcity. No hidden fees. No team allocation. No off switch.
Most "deflationary" tokens hide a cost in every transaction. CULL doesn't.
Skim a percentage off every buy and sell before it settles. You send 1,000, the recipient gets less — marketed as tokenomics. Scanners flag it. Sellers feel it every time.
Every transfer is exactly what it says. Buy 1,000 CULL, receive 1,000 CULL. The transfer function has zero fee logic — verify it yourself in the contract source.
Separate from any individual trade, CULL's liquidity pool is monitored continuously. Sustained net selling — not a clock — is what pulls the trigger.
The pool remembers the lowest its balance has been since the last cull — a running low-water mark, fully on-chain and publicly verifiable.
When selling pushes the pool 3.69% above that low point, a milestone fires. Buying doesn't trigger anything — it just resets the trough lower, delaying the next cull.
SELL-TRIGGERED · NOT TIME-BASED95% is burned permanently. A 5% slice pays whoever triggered the milestone on-chain — the protocol runs itself, with no dependency on any team.
Culling halts permanently at 36,900,000 CULL remaining in the pool (3.69% of total supply) — enough depth to keep the pool genuinely tradeable, not just technically non-zero. Scarcity with a guaranteed liquidity backstop — never a race to zero.
Every claim below is checkable on-chain in under a minute.
Readable line by line on the PulseChain explorer — nothing is hidden.
No team allocation. No presale. No insider unlock.
Anyone can trigger a milestone. No dependency on the founding team.
Verified on-chain. Checkable by any scanner, in seconds.
Every termination event, recorded permanently. Loading live data from the contract…
| Event | Pool Before | Removed | Burned | Caller Reward | Pool After |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Connecting to contract… | |||||
This calls executeMilestoneBurn() directly on the deployed contract — anyone can call it,
and it succeeds only if a milestone has genuinely been reached. If you're first to call it after eligibility,
you receive the 5% caller reward. Requires a PulseChain-connected wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, etc.).
Everything below is checkable directly against the contract. Nothing here should be taken on trust.
CULL is a zero-tax PRC-20 token on PulseChain. Transfers move exactly the amount sent — no fee logic anywhere in the code. Separately, a permissionless on-chain mechanism watches the liquidity pool and, when it detects sustained net selling, burns a slice of the pool's tokens and pays a small reward to whoever triggers it. See Termination Protocol above for the full walkthrough.
0x2cB938ACaF2a022742305228E0aa3D22416A4ba9 — view on the explorer
It's not a tax token — nothing is skimmed from any individual transfer. It's not a timer-based burn — nothing happens on a schedule. It's not admin-controlled after launch — see Verify It Yourself for exactly what's checkable on-chain.
| Parameter | Value | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Rise trigger | 3.69% | Pool must rise this far above the trough before a milestone is callable |
| Burn rate | 3.69% | Share of the pool's current balance removed per milestone |
| Caller reward | 5% | Share of the removed amount paid to whoever triggers it |
| Burned share | 95% | Share of the removed amount permanently destroyed |
| Floor | 36,900,000 CULL | Pool balance at which culling halts permanently (3.69% of total supply) |
| Max burns / call | 100 | Gas-safety cap on how many milestones a single transaction can process |
A rise in the pool's token balance only counts toward a milestone if it's backed by a matching outflow of the paired asset (PLS) on the other side of the pool — consistent with real selling, not a bare token transfer landing in the pool. Full logic is readable in the verified source on the explorer.
The deployed contract's bytecode has been independently verified to match this exact source code, across multiple services. You don't have to take our word for what the contract does — read it yourself, line by line, at either link below.