CARDBOARD staked
—CARDBOARD
The strategy’s CARDBOARD staked on Cardboard Trade, across its treasury accounts.
Cardboard,
put to work.
Trading activity funds a treasury. The treasury puts USDC to work on Cardboard Trade to acquire and stake CARDBOARD. Staking revenue comes back to buy and burn the strategy token.
Trade
Buy and sell with Jupiter
Balance: —
SOL
Estimated receiveQuoted by Jupiter
CSTR
- Route & exchange rate
- Review in Jupiter
- Planned trade tax
- 10%
- Price impact
- —
- Slippage tolerance
- Managed in Jupiter
- Minimum received
- —
CSTR’s mint is not published yet. Jupiter swaps will be available once the token is live and a route exists.
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Trade tax
10%buy and sell · planned
A portion of each trade is intended to fund the treasury. Final on-chain settings will be published before launch. Jupiter integration alone does not collect this tax.
CSTR priceAwaiting launch
The first trade starts the chart.
Market data will appear when the pool is live.Public accounting
Treasury dashboard
CSTR burned
—CSTR
Strategy tokens bought back with staking revenue and permanently burned.
Revenue yield
After 7 days of revenue
Seven-day staking revenue, annualised against deployed capital. Not a guaranteed return.
Still to be converted to CARDBOARD
—total treasury
Capital held by the treasury or in trading accounts, not yet converted into staked CARDBOARD.
Staking revenue
—USDC
USDC distributions earned by the strategy’s stake, including collected and claimable rewards.
Spent on buybacks
—USDC
Staking revenue used to buy CSTR on the market. Completed burns will be linked to their transactions.
Waiting— USDC
In the treasury, not yet deployed.
Deployed— USDC
Sent to strategy accounts since launch.
On the accounts— USDC
Available balances and open position value.
| Cardboard Trade account | Balance | Revenue pending |
|---|---|---|
| No treasury accounts published yet.Verified accounts and their balances will appear here. | ||
Mechanism
How it works
A trade funds the treasury
The planned 10% buy and sell tax funds the strategy. One tenth of that tax is allocated to the team; the rest to the treasury.
The treasury goes to Cardboard Trade
Funds are converted to USDC and deployed into dedicated strategy accounts on Solana.
USDC becomes staked CARDBOARD
Qualifying trading losses earn CARDBOARD. The strategy is designed to manage acquisition costs and stake the tokens it earns.
Revenue buys and burns
Staked CARDBOARD can earn USDC. The plan allocates 90% of that income to CSTR buybacks and burns, and 10% to the team.
What will be public
- Treasury funding, deployments, claimed revenue, and completed burns.
- Strategy account addresses, balances, and staked CARDBOARD.
- Published token settings and the authority controlling them.
What is not promised
- A fixed yield, a token price floor, or a guaranteed return.
- Instant settlement when Cardboard Trade has a payout queue.
- Risk-free trading. Acquiring CARDBOARD requires real capital at risk.
Reference
Key facts
- Token
- CardboardStrategy · CSTR is the proposed ticker · Solana
- Contract
- Not deployed. The verified mint address will be published here at launch.
- Market
- Swaps through Jupiter on Solana. CSTR’s verified mint and a routable liquidity pool are required before trading opens.
- Trade tax
- Planned: 10% on buys and sells. Subject to the final token and venue implementation.
- Distribution
- Supply, launch allocation, and liquidity terms will be published before launch.
- Control
- The treasury and trading accounts will be operator-managed. Signers, permissions, and any liquidity restrictions will be disclosed before funding. No deployed timelock or liquidity lock is claimed.
CardboardStrategy is an independent project, not affiliated with Cardboard Trade or PaperStrategy. Returns depend on trading activity and strategy execution. Capital is exposed to protocol, operator, and liquidity risks. Read the risks.