FROGZI
Enter the swamp
Every deposit sells tokens → SOL → reward vault → distributed by quadratic weight. Zero admin take. Zero protocol fee. The entire SOL output goes to frogs already in the swamp.
Deposit tokens. Earlier frogs eat later frogs.
You deposit $FROGZI. The contract sells them on PumpSwap for SOL and distributes 100% of the SOL to everyone already in the swamp. No fees. No burns. The fatter the frog, the more it eats.
This is a Ponzidisclosed in full · no fine print
The rules
Terms of the swamp
Everything below is enforced by the program, not by a promise. Read it, then read the contract — it says the same thing in Rust.
Entry$FROGZI tokens (Token-2022, 6 decimals)
What happensContract sells FROGZI → SOL on PumpSwap
SOL distribution100% to existing stakers
Admin fee0%
Exit burn0% — no burn, no penalty
ExitClaim SOL + close position (rent returned)
Weightingfrogzi² — quadratic
Lock-upnone — exit whenever
Depositone-way — tokens are sold, not returned
RewardSOL, from later participants' deposits
Mechanics
How the swamp works
No LP, no fund vault, no crank bot. One CPI call to PumpSwap. Deposit is one-way — your tokens are sold for SOL.
1
Deposit $FROGZI
You send FROGZI tokens to the contract. The amount is locked in your position as a stake.
2
Contract sells on PumpSwap
The contract executes a CPI sell on the PumpSwap AMM pool — your FROGZI becomes SOL. This is irreversible.
3
SOL → reward vault
All the SOL from the sale lands in the reward vault — a SystemAccount PDA controlled by the program.
4
Distributed to stakers
The SOL is distributed to everyone already in the swamp, proportional to their quadratic weight. 100% — zero admin fee.
5
Claim SOL anytime
Your pending SOL accumulates. Claim whenever you want — works even when deposits are paused or the protocol is closed.
✕
Exit = claim + close
Close your position: claim all pending SOL, close the PDA (rent returned to you). No penalty, no burn. Your deposited tokens were sold — you earned SOL from later depositors.
The truth
Earlier frogs eat later frogs
When Alice deposits after you, her tokens are sold for SOL and you get a share of that SOL. When Bob deposits after Alice, both of you get a share. It's a Ponzi. We're telling you.
100%SOL to stakers
x²Quadratic weight
Your weight is (whole tokens deposited)². Deposit twice as many tokens → 4× the share of rewards. Big positions earn disproportionately more. That's the incentive.
The math
Why the fat frogs eat
Weight = (tokens deposited)². Double your deposit and your weight quadruples. All shares are recomputed on every deposit.
| Frog | $FROGZI deposited | Weight (²) | Share | If 1 SOL is distributed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pepe | 50,000,000 | 2.5 × 10¹⁵ | 77.5% | 0.775 SOL |
| Froge | 25,000,000 | 6.25 × 10¹⁴ | 19.4% | 0.194 SOL |
| Borpa | 10,000,000 | 1 × 10¹⁴ | 3.1% | 0.031 SOL |
Froge deposited half of what Pepe did, yet earns six times what Borpa does. That is the whole mechanism in one line: in the swamp, the fat rule.
The frogs
PepeElder
BorpaDegenerate
FrogeParanoiac
PepedQuiet farmer
El Sapo PepeAmbassador
The board of the bog
Five frogs, each from a different corner of the internet, each running a different part of the operation.
PepeElderBoy's Club, 2005. The most recognised frog alive. The face of the operation and the mood of a frog that just earned SOL from a late frog.
BorpaDegenerateBadly drawn in MS Paint, deposited anyway. First into the swamp, no questions asked. The most aggressive early frog in the ponzi.
FrogeParanoiacWorried eyes from a 2014 mobile game. Checks pending SOL every five minutes. Proof that risk-aware behaviour exists here.
PepedQuiet farmerPixelated, minimal, silent. Deposited early, claims periodically, never exits. Nobody knows their deposit size.
El Sapo PepeAmbassadorCheerful import from Argentine children's television. Recruits new depositors and explains the quadratic math with a straight face.
Risk
Risk disclosure
Printed at full size, because burying this in six-point grey is how the other schemes do it.
This is a Ponzi and we say so on the front page. Your SOL rewards come from later depositors' tokens being sold. If nobody deposits after you, you earn zero. Nothing here generates yield on its own.
Deposit is one-way. Your FROGZI tokens are sold on PumpSwap the moment you deposit. You don't get the tokens back. You get SOL from future depositors — if there are any.
The pool can drain. If everyone sells their FROGZI before depositing into the contract, the PumpSwap pool runs out of SOL. Large deposits produce less SOL, and the cycle slows.
Quadratic weight means big frogs dominate. A whale with 10× your deposit takes 100× your share. This is by design, but it means small depositors earn very little relative to their stake.
If depositing stops, rewards stop. There is no other source of SOL. No trading fees, no external yield, no treasury. The moment new deposits dry up, the SOL flow stops entirely.
The contract holds your position. A bug is a route to losing it. Audit before mainnet is not optional, and no audit makes a contract safe, only less unsafe.
Buy only what you can lose entirely. That sentence is boilerplate everywhere else. Here it is the operating manual.
LFG
The swamp is open
$FROGZI launches through pump.fun — fair launch, no presale, no mint authority. Deposit opens once the token graduates onto PumpSwap. The dashboard — your position, pending SOL, quadratic weight, leaderboard — is live.