dctrpr/buy-button-treasury

This project is an automated bot connected to a cryptocurrency token called BUY. It takes the trading fees that BUY collects and uses them to repeatedly buy shares of Robinhood stock, ticker symbol HOOD, through a crypto trading platform, and it never sells that position back. The name comes from the January 2021 event during the GameStop trading frenzy, when Robinhood stopped users from buying certain stocks. The BUY token treats itself as a rebuilt version of that missing buy button. The bot runs in a repeating cycle with four automated steps. First it claims the creator fees earned by the BUY token on its home blockchain. Next it converts that claimed cryptocurrency into a different currency and moves it onto another blockchain. Then it deposits that money into a trading account on a platform called Lighter. Finally it uses that money to buy more of a position that tracks the Robinhood stock price, keeping the position at a low borrowing multiple specifically so it cannot be forcibly closed out due to a price drop. There is no sell or withdraw function anywhere in the code, so by design the bot can only keep buying and holding. The project emphasizes that everything can be checked directly on the blockchain rather than taken on trust, and it lists the exact wallet and token addresses involved so anyone can independently verify the fee claims, transfers, and the resulting stock position using public blockchain explorers. The code also includes read-only tools for checking the current position and simulating trades without ever touching real funds or keys. To run it yourself, you install some Python packages, place your own account keys in a separate configuration file outside the repository, and then run individual scripts to claim fees, or bridge and invest them, either as one-off commands or on an automated schedule. The author states clearly that this is not financial advice and that the token offers no promised returns, buybacks, or redemption rights.