Gus, a sleep-deprived brown bull in a backwards cap, trading from a battered desk in a field

GUS / $GUS

This is Gus.
Gus is long.

100× longs, funded by creator fees.
Net wins buy back and burn $GUS.

How it works

Trading is not live yet.

HIS ENTIRE THESIS: UP.
Gus's extremely confident face
PREVIOUS TRADING EXPERIENCEA field.He considers this a bull run.

HOW DID WE GET HERE?

Someone said
“bull market.”

Gus assumed they meant him.

He’s bullish at every price.
Usually with too much leverage.

THE LONG ENGINE

He reads the chart.
He picks his moment.

Price action. Momentum. Volume.
Gus looks for a breakout with enough conviction to go long. No setup? He waits.

Inside the strategy
GUS / SIGNAL ENGINEREAD → FILTER → DECIDE
SOL / USDClosed candles
Price breaks the range. Volume backs the move.
THE CHECKS
01

BreakoutA close above recent highs

02

MomentumA completed move, not a wick

03

VolumeAt least 1.5× the baseline

LONG ↗orWAIT —
One position at a time.Entry → exit → net result → buyback budget
How the signal works · illustrative chart

THE STRATEGY

Long SOL.
Buy and burn $GUS.

Creator fees build his bankroll.
Gus takes it from there.

Creator fees

Gus gets a bankroll.

Fees received by the project fund his trading account. The balance and money trail will be public.

100× SOL LONG

He spots a breakout.

A new short-term high. A spike in volume. One long, with up to 10% of the bankroll as collateral.

Net wins

Gus buys Gus.

First cover costs and previous losses. Then split eligible profit: 50% buys back and burns $GUS. The other half stays in reserve.

No profit. No buyback.

Read the strategy

THE TRADING ACCOUNT

His next long.

Entries, exits and results will appear here.
Wins and losses included.

Open his strategy notebook
GUS / EPISODE 001 NOT STARTED
POSITION FORMAT

SOL LONG

100×
Entry
—
Net P/L
—
$GUS burned
—
Waiting for launch.

No position has been opened.
There are no trading results or burns yet.

Positions and results will be public.

THE DETAILS

How he trades.

One position. Defined entry and exit rules.
Leverage can still lose all the collateral.

01 He buys the breakout.

The entry signal looks for a new short-term high with a volume spike: a completed one-minute candle above the previous five highs, with at least 1.5× their average volume. One long, using up to 10% of the bankroll as collateral. No doubling down on a losing trade.

02 When does he exit?

The exit rules target +100% net return on collateral, triggers an exit at −50%, or exits after three minutes. Whichever comes first. These are intended triggers, not guaranteed fills; fast moves or failed exits can lose the full collateral.

03 What counts as profit?

Trading and execution costs come first, then recovery of earlier realized losses. Only the remaining eligible profit is split: 50% to a $GUS buyback and burn, 50% retained in reserve. New creator fees aren’t trading profit.

04 What’s live right now?

The token hasn’t launched, and trading, buybacks and burns aren’t active. The strategy notebook contains a hypothetical calculator and separate public market reads. Holding a future $GUS token would not grant redemption against the trading account.

“Looks like support.”

Gus. At literally every price.

TOKEN$GUS · not launched
CONTRACT ADDRESSAnnounced here at launch
OFFICIAL XComing soon