$AMZNG trades against tokenized Amazon stock. A fixed slice of every trading fee goes to Amazon rainforest reforestation, and every transfer gets published.
Amazon trades as AMZN. Add a G and you get AMZNG. Amazon, amazing, Amazonas — one read, no explaining.
The rainforest. The part we actually want to do something about.
Him. Drawn by hand, clearly not anyone's official logo, and that is the point.
The stock this token trades against. Not a sponsor. Just the other side of the pool.
On most launchpads a new token trades against ETH or a stablecoin. On LONG it trades against a tokenized stock. $AMZNG trades against tokenized AMZN.
So when you buy, you hand over tokenized AMZN and get $AMZNG back. When you sell, the reverse.
You own $AMZNG, not Amazon. The stock sits on the other side of the counter, which gives the pool a sturdier partner than a random coin. That is the whole benefit, and it is a real one.
Your result is the token's move multiplied by the stock's move. Drag both and watch what happens to one dollar.
Look at how far the top slider goes and how little the bottom one does. The token decides almost everything here. The stock is the steady hand next to it.
one dollar becomes
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Every ten days the accumulated fees are converted and sent, and the transaction hash goes on this page the same day. If a cycle lands under $250 it rolls into the next one, so nobody pays more in gas than the trees receive.
The recipient is a named reforestation organization with a published wallet, contacted and confirmed before launch. That address sits below and never changes without an announcement first.
Both numbers stay side by side on purpose. Showing only the donated figure would hide the gap between them.
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Every payout leaves from here. You do not have to take our word for the numbers above — the wallet's whole history is public.
Published before launch
Confirmed with them in writing first, then posted here. It does not change afterwards without an announcement.
Payout #1 — pending
One tree lights up for every $500 sent. Right now the row is empty, because nothing has been sent yet. That is not a placeholder — it is the accurate number, and it only changes when a real transfer happens.
Write to the reforestation organization, confirm they accept crypto, confirm the network and the exact address. Nothing launches before a human there replies.
Token goes live on Robinhood Chain. Fee wallet and recipient wallet published in the same post, before the first trade.
The first transfer is the one that decides whether any of this is real. Hash goes up the same day, whatever the amount.
Every ten days, same wallet, same page, no exceptions. A small number sent on time beats a big number promised.
You need tokenized AMZN on Robinhood Chain, which you get by bridging in and swapping. You also need ETH for gas, since Robinhood Chain has no gas token of its own.
Honestly, a direct donation is more efficient. The fee mechanism exists because it keeps giving as long as people trade, and because it ties the joke to something worth doing. If you only want to help the rainforest, skip the token and use the address above.
Nothing structural, and pretending otherwise would be a lie. What exists is a published wallet, a fixed schedule, both numbers shown together, and a recipient who knows the funds are coming. Judge it by payout one, not by this paragraph.
It can go up. It will not go down. Cutting a published donation rate is the fastest way to end a project like this.
Someone with a crayon and no intention of being subtle about it.
Buy an amount you would be fine setting on fire.