Can I buy CSTR now?
No verified mint or live pool has been published, so CSTR swaps are disabled. A token with a matching name is not necessarily ours.
How will buying and selling work?
Once the verified mint and a compatible liquid route are available, the website intends to use Jupiter. Connect a Solana wallet, choose buy or sell, enter an amount, review the quote and minimum received, then approve the transaction in your wallet. Keep SOL for network fees and verify the mint before signing. A failed or unavailable quote is not a completed trade.
Is CSTR the same as CARDBOARD?
No. CSTR is the proposed strategy token. CARDBOARD is Cardboard Trade's loss-reward token that the treasury intends to acquire and stake.
Do I stake CSTR or claim USDC?
Not under the proposed model. The treasury stakes CARDBOARD; received income would fund CSTR buybacks and burns. Holding CSTR does not grant a redemption claim against treasury assets.
Are the percentages already enforced?
No. The 10% trade tax and 90/10 allocations are proposed economics. Jupiter integration alone does not implement them. Final collection logic and authority restrictions must be verified before activation.
Can the strategy lose money?
Yes. CARDBOARD acquisition consumes capital, and future distributions may not recover it. Reduced winning exposure, fees, queues, and execution failures can make a paired trade costly.
Will buybacks happen on a fixed schedule?
No schedule is guaranteed. Purchases require received income and an acceptable executable quote. A purchase is only counted as a burn after the separate burn is confirmed.
Is liquidity locked?
No liquidity lock or LP burn is claimed. Pool custody, supply distribution, and administrative powers will be disclosed on contracts and addresses.
Is this an official Cardboard Trade product?
No. CardboardStrategy is independent and is not affiliated with Cardboard Trade or PaperStrategy. Their contracts and guarantees do not carry over to this project.
Where can I verify results?
Use public accounting to understand the metrics, then follow published addresses and transaction receipts when available. Unavailable data should not be read as a live zero balance or a promised return.