CLOUD DOCSHow it works
CLOUD's mechanics in full: buy fees paid in $NET split 80/20 into the CLOUD Community Vault and the original receiver; sell fees paid in $CLOUD burned 100%. The Vault only grows, the supply only shrinks.
$CLOUD trades against tokenized $NET through LONG on Robinhood Chain, using Uniswap v4. Every trade routes fees, and where those fees go depends on which way you are trading.
On buys: fees paid in $NET
A buyer spends $NET to receive $CLOUD, so the fee on a buy is collected in $NET and split:
| Share | Destination | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| 80% | CLOUD Community Vault | Real stock tokens, held forever |
| 20% | Original receiver | Passed through |
The Vault is a growing pile of tokenized Cloudflare stock funded by buy volume. Nothing in the design sells it back to the market.
On sells: fees paid in $CLOUD
A seller spends $CLOUD to receive $NET, so the fee on a sell is collected in $CLOUD:
| Share | Destination | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| 100% | Burned | Supply drops, permanently. Nothing is recycled. |
There is no vault leg on sells. Every unit of $CLOUD collected as a sell fee is destroyed.
Net effect
- The Vault only grows.
- The $CLOUD supply only shrinks.
- Volume is the engine. Buys feed the Vault, sells shrink the float, and both happen automatically on every trade.
Where this is enforced
Fee routing happens at the pool level through Uniswap v4's hook system rather than through a team wallet doing manual buybacks. That is what makes the mechanics predictable: the split is the same on trade one and trade one million.
Worked example
Amounts on the website's diagram are illustrative. For a buy with a 0.30 $NET fee: 0.24 $NET goes to the Vault and 0.06 $NET to the original receiver. For a sell with an 8,100 $CLOUD fee: all 8,100 $CLOUD are burned.
What the Vault is not
The Vault is not a treasury holders can claim from. It exists to hold stock tokens on the community's behalf and to make the growth of the pair legible. Holders cannot redeem assets from it.