Every fee,
on the record.
Trading fees on Robinhood Chain are collected and donated to nsoro Educational Foundation, which puts young people ageing out of foster care through college. Every collection and every donation is published here with a link you can check.
An independent project. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Melania Trump, the Office of the First Lady, the White House, any U.S. government agency, Robinhood Markets, Inc., or nsoro Educational Foundation.
Half of young people in foster care finish high school. Three percent finish college.
Be Best Fund moves money at that gap, continuously, from a source that costs nobody a donation: the trading fees a token generates anyway.
Fees, not donations
Every trade generates a creator fee. That fee is the entire funding source. Holders are never asked for anything and receive nothing.
Receipts, not promises
Each collection has a transaction hash. Each donation has a receipt from the charity. Both are listed below and neither is typed in by hand without proof.
Less of us over time
The weak point today is that we operate a wallet in the middle. We have published the plan for removing it, with the trigger for each step.
Three steps, each one taking discretion away from us.
Most projects like this ask you to trust the team. We would rather tell you exactly how much you currently have to, and what we are doing to reduce it.
Published wallet
Fees are claimed to a wallet we operate and donated by hand. Every step is posted here with a transaction hash or a charity receipt.
Donor-advised fund
Collections go into a donor-advised fund at a registered 501(c)(3). Assets that enter it are legally irrevocable and cannot return to us under any circumstances.
Non-custodial vault
The creator fee recipient becomes a contract with no owner, no setter and no withdrawal function, whose only outbound path is the charity. Anyone can trigger it; nobody can redirect it.
Fees do not arrive on their own.
Pons accrues creator fees on the curve or the pool and holds them until someone sweeps them into escrow. Then they have to be claimed. Both steps are public, which is why the ledger separates what has accrued from what we actually hold.
Curve & pool
Fees accrue on the bonding curve, then on the Uniswap pool after graduation.
Pons fee escrow
Fees move here before they can be withdrawn. Held by the Pons protocol, not by us.
Fund wallet
A wallet we control. Every movement in and out is listed in the ledger below.
nsoro Educational Foundation
College scholarships for young people ageing out of foster care. EIN 87-0758361.
Every movement, with a link to the proof.
Collections are read off the chain by an indexer. Donations are entered by us and every one carries a receipt — that asymmetry is real and worth knowing about.
Donations go to nsoro Educational Foundation.
A 501(c)(3) founded in 2005, EIN 87-0758361. Its Fostering Futures programme puts young people ageing out of foster care through college and into work, which is the closest match we could find to the outcome this project exists to support.
You can skip us. If you would rather support them directly and not touch a token at all, the link above goes straight to their own donation page. That is a completely reasonable thing to do and we would rather say it than have you wonder.
What volume turns into.
Pons charges a 1% pool fee and routes 70% of it to the creator wallet, so roughly 0.7% of trading volume moves toward charity. Move the slider to see the shape of it.
This is arithmetic on a number you chose, not a projection, forecast or promise. Actual volume may be zero. Nothing on this slider has happened — see the ledger for what has.
The ones worth asking.
No. Holding $FOSTER conveys no dividends, no revenue share, no entitlement to fees, no redemption right and no governance. It is not an investment contract and carries no expectation of profit. The fees fund charity, not holders. Assume the token can go to zero.