Tokenomics
$RSAI — fees fund the scanner, then burn the supply.
Rug Stop costs real money to run: every scan hits paid RPC nodes and an LLM to narrate the results. $RSAI pays those bills. Whatever's left over goes straight back into the token as buy-back-and-burn. The flywheel is simple — use the tool, fund the tool, shrink the supply.
01 — Run
RPC & LLM costs
Collected fees first cover the infrastructure that keeps scans live — paid Solana RPC calls and the model that turns raw on-chain facts into plain English.
02 — Buy
Buy back
Fees beyond running costs are used to buy $RSAI back off the open market — real demand funded by real usage, not promises.
03 — Burn
Burn
Bought-back tokens are burned. Supply only goes one direction — down — for as long as people keep scanning.
What you should know
- Ticker
- $RSAI
- Fee use
- RPC + LLM costs first, then buy-back-and-burn
- Dev allocation
- 1.9 SOL bought early at launch to fund development — disclosed up front, on-chain, nothing hidden.
- The pitch
- A token whose value is tied to a tool people actually use — not vibes.
Every scan funds the burn.
Check a token, pay for the infra, shrink the supply.