Every trade puts ETH under the price. The hook owns it and there is no withdraw function. Dips get absorbed and burned, so the floor under each token rises with every single swap.
There is no owner, no pause, no fee setter and no rescue function. raise() and sweep() are permissionless, so anyone can run the machine and nobody can redirect it.
Every swap pays 2%, taken in ETH by the hook. Not a transfer tax. The token itself is a clean ERC20 with no owner and no mint.
That ETH gets minted into the pool as liquidity sitting just under spot. A real bid, on-chain, that anyone can sell into.
When price dips into the band, the bid buys. The floor does the buying, automatically, because that is how an AMM works.
Everything the floor absorbs is burned. Supply falls, the same ETH backs fewer tokens, and the floor per token steps up.
Not a lock with an expiry date. Not a promise in a description. There is simply no code path that takes ETH back out.
floorPerToken = floorEth / circulatingSupply
floorEth only rises (fees in, no withdraw exists)
circulatingSupply only falls (absorbed tokens are burned)
A ratio whose top only grows and whose bottom only shrinks can only move one way.
A bot does not read a website. It reads state. Two calls give a hard lower bound before it buys, which is a number nothing else on this chain exposes.
floorEth() -> ETH standing under the price
floorTick() -> the price it bids at
floorPerToken() -> ETH backing each token