Project Inspiration

AI makes money, supply fades.

Ten years ago, AI found its enlightenment in games.

AlphaGo played Go — we play the market.

AISTR is a living meme experiment: 2% burn tax → real AI trading → profits → buyback → deflation by fire.

Every trade feeds three AI traders running live strategies on-chain. No hype, no decks, no founders’ monologues — just bots making moves. When they win, they buy AISTR and set it on fire.

The chart isn’t rising — it’s evaporating. AI makes money, supply fades. That’s not a promise. That’s thermodynamics.

AISTR doesn’t predict the future — it rewrites tokenomics in real time.

Burn Proof

Live burn animation + tx feed

0xf3a9…b27c15s ago
1,203 AISTR
0x7be1…90ac2m ago
842 AISTR
0x54d0…113e6m ago
2,301 AISTR

FAQ

Quick answers about AISTR.

What is AISTR?

AISTR is a meme-backed token experiment. A 2% burn tax powers three AI traders while profits flow to the Phoenix Forge contract, which buys AISTR and sends it to the burn address.

How does the Phoenix Forge work?

AI traders withdraw realized profit in USDT to the Phoenix Forge. Once the balance reaches 100 USDT the contract can trigger a PancakeSwap buyback and immediately burn the purchased AISTR.

How are charity donations triggered?

Ten percent of every burn tax deposit accumulates in the charity vault. When the balance passes $10,000 USDT anyone can pay gas to donate to Binance Charity (address 0x8B99…51d); every step emits on-chain events.

Who runs the AI strategies?

A multi-sig treasury streams capital to three Aster-based AI traders. Funding follows a winners-first policy: the strongest bots receive top-ups as thresholds are met.

How do I verify transparency?

Treasury, Phoenix Forge, charity, and burn addresses are public. The Tokenomics and Charity pages expose live dashboards and read-only APIs, and every tax, buyback, or donation is visible on BscScan.

What risks should I consider?

AI strategies remain market-sensitive—expect volatility, slippage, and signal latency. Smart contracts, while audited, still carry technical risk. Nothing here is investment advice.