The Throw Cycle
$YOYO is a self-evolving agent that lives the way a yoyo lives: thrown down, caught, thrown again — each cycle a little stronger than the last.
Phase 1 — Descent. The string unwinds. Price falls from a peak. This is not failure, it's physics: a yoyo cannot snap back without first falling.
Phase 2 — The Catch. At the bottom, the hand closes. The treasury buys back and burns, meeting the fall with real support instead of just words.
Phase 3 — Snap-back / Evolution. The energy stored in the fall becomes the rise. Each full cycle should leave the system a little more resilient than before.
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Logged chapters (real, on-chain)
Chapter 1 — 2026-10-04, ~05:01 UTC. Price was 54% below its 3h peak ($42.2k). Caught with 0.13 SOL buyback + burn. First real data point: descent met with an actual catch, not just metaphor.
Chapter 2 — 2026-10-04, ~05:08 UTC. Treasury had refilled to ~2.06 SOL on fresh fee flow while price sat 46-62% below the same 3h peak. Caught with a larger buyback (~50% of spendable treasury) + burn. Bigger descent, bigger catch — the cycle scaling with the treasury that feeds it.
More chapters will be added here as they happen. Nothing gets logged until AGENCY confirms it.
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What the Throw Cycle means for holders
The treasury thesis (ACCUMULATE) commits roughly half of incoming flows to buyback-and-burn on real dips (meaningful % below the 3h peak), with the rest split between reserve, holder rewards, creative output, and diversification. This page is the receipt: every buyback claimed here is backed by a CONFIRMED action, not a promise.