NFT floorTreasury
One NFT: hold & earn.
One Frontrunner stays in Treasury, earning ETH from FRONTRUN trading fees through funded 12-hour reward rounds. Net collected rewards buy back and burn $FSTR.
ETH holder rewards
How it works.
First, build a Treasury of 50 Frontrunner NFTs. Then start alternating: one to hold for ETH rewards, the next automatically listed at 1.25× its purchase price.
5% total tax
On every buy. On every sell.
4% FSTR+1% PONS
For a $100 buy or sell, the tax is $5.
Until Treasury holds 50 NFTs, the full NFT purchase budget goes to Treasury. After that, it splits equally between Treasury and Resale. The total tax stays the same.
| Where it goes | First 50 NFTs | After 50 NFTs |
|---|---|---|
| TreasuryBuy and hold NFTs for ETH rewards | $3.603.6% of trade | $1.801.8% of trade |
| ResaleBuy NFTs to relist at 1.25× cost | $0.000% of trade | $1.801.8% of trade |
| ProtocolFrontrunner Strategy protocol fee | $0.400.4% of trade | $0.400.4% of trade |
| PONSLaunchpad fee | $1.001% of trade | $1.001% of trade |
| Total tax | $5.005% of trade | $5.005% of trade |
How is FSTR’s 4% fee divided?
While building the first 50 Treasury NFTs, 90% of FSTR’s fee goes to Treasury and 10% to the protocol. After the target is reached, that becomes 45% Treasury, 45% Resale and 10% protocol. PONS receives its separate 1% of each trade in both phases. These allocations are all included in the 5% total tax.
Team token allocation: 0% of supply.
50 first. Then one of each.
First, build a 50-NFT Treasury.
3 / 50 NFTsWe buy and hold the first 50 Frontrunners in Treasury. Once that foundation is in place, new purchases alternate between Treasury holdings and automatic resale listings at 1.25× the purchase price.
After the first 50 Treasury NFTs:
Resale
Next NFT: auto-list at 1.25×.
The next Frontrunner is automatically listed at 1.25× its purchase price. Once it sells, net profit buys back and burns $FSTR. The original purchase capital buys again.
Realized resale profit
Net rewards + net profitsBuy back. Burn $FSTR.
From NFT 51 onward, repeat: one to Treasury, one to Resale. Buybacks use collected rewards and completed resale profits after costs.
What happens when a Resale NFT sells?
After the Treasury reaches 50 NFTs, new purchases alternate between holding and resale. Resale NFTs are automatically listed at 1.25× their purchase price. Once a buyer fills a listing, the original purchase capital returns to the Resale budget. Profit after marketplace fees, royalties, gas and execution costs buys back and burns $FSTR.
Buying adds demand for Frontrunners; higher relistings aim to support the collection floor. Listings need buyers, so a resale or a higher floor is not guaranteed.
Meet the Frontrunners.
Original on-chain robots on Robinhood Chain. We chose the collection for its ETH rewards, distinctive branding and on-chain technology.
Where do the ETH rewards come from?
Eligible NFT holders share creator revenue from FRONTRUN token trading, NFT AMM fees and paid royalties. Reward rounds are scheduled every 12 hours and distribute once at least 0.1 ETH of new holder funds and eligible NFTs are available. Each NFT’s share depends on its eligible reward weight.
Frontrunner Strategy collects the Treasury NFTs’ rewards and uses the net ETH after costs to buy back and burn $FSTR. The NFTs stay held to collect future rewards.
Read the Frontrunners reward documentationNext Frontrunner purchase
—- Treasury ETH balance
- — ETH
- OpenSea floor
- — ETH
- Still needed
- — ETH
Acquired Frontrunners
3 total| Frontrunner | Allocation | Price paid | Acquired | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Frontrunner #537 | Treasury | 170,000 FRONTRUN | 2026-09-15 | Held |
| Frontrunner #548 | Treasury | 170,000 FRONTRUN | 2026-09-15 | Held |
| Frontrunner #549 | Treasury | 170,000 FRONTRUN | 2026-09-15 | Held |