The $MOAS treasury holds — and publicly discloses — a short position in COIN, executed manually on Lighter from a published desk wallet.
MOAS is a community token. It is not a security, fund, managed account, or a claim on Coinbase, Robinhood, or Lighter — and it is affiliated with none of them. Nothing here is investment advice or a solicitation. Short positions can lose money; the treasury can be wrong.
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$MOAS · The Mother of All Shorts — a treasury that runs a real, public short on Coinbase (NASDAQ: COIN), live on Lighter.
Every treasury on this chain goes long. We took the other side — the first ReserveFi coin that goes short, verifiable line by line. Proof-of-short, not proof-of-reserve.
Three parts.
The entire ReserveFi meta buys a stock or a bar of gold and calls it a floor. One trade. One direction. Nobody on the other side.
The treasury runs a standing short on COIN — opened by hand on Lighter from one public desk wallet. Size, entry, mark, funding, unrealized P&L: all on the record. "Trust us" is not the model.
A coin that shorts Coinbase — on Lighter, the perp venue backed by Robinhood — launched on Robinhood's own chain. The rivalry is the architecture.
Everything in between is visible.
You cannot short a real stock from a smart contract — anyone selling an “automated on-chain COIN short” is selling fiction. Here the money is trustless: fees, vault, split, burn, enforced by contract. The one thing code can't do is done by hand — in public. Honest beats automated-and-fake.
$MOAS fair-launches into a locked pool on Pons. Every buy and sell throws off creator fees — in WETH and MOAS.
An on-chain vault splits every batch: SHORT 60% funds the desk · BURN 30% buys back and burns $MOAS · OPS 10% covers keeper & infrastructure. MOAS collected as fees is burned outright.
One published desk wallet runs a live COIN short on Lighter — the perp DEX backed by Robinhood. Discretionary on purpose: low leverage, a kill-switch, sized into strength and out of weakness. A bot gets liquidated on a wick; a desk survives it.
Wallet, size, entry, mark, funding, unrealized P&L — all readable, on-chain or on Lighter. Transparency replaces trust: you watch the actual position, not a black box. If the short is off, the Short Book says so.
When COIN bleeds, the short prints. Realized gains top up margin and buy back & burn more $MOAS — the supply shrinks fastest exactly when the thesis works.
Every claim on this page maps to a source you can open yourself. Until launch, each line shows its honest state; real values and links land the moment the desk goes live.
The split is enforced by contract. The short is run by a human — because you cannot short Coinbase from a smart contract, and we would rather be honest than automated-and-fake.
$MOAS is a bet on two things that both burn supply: its own volume, and Coinbase falling. 30% of every fee batch buys $MOAS off the market and burns it — and when COIN falls, the short's realized gains cycle into more buyback & burn, so the deflation accelerates exactly when the thesis works. Each burn leaves every remaining token a larger share of a smaller supply. A mechanism, not a promise — nothing here yields, and the short can lose. The counter is on-chain: watch the burn ↗
The feed goes live at launch — adds, trims and thesis updates, dispatched and date-stamped in UTC.
The chain is long. The bear is public. The wallet is yours to watch.