Unicore

Unicore is a new type of fixed-supply token inspired by @unipegv4, where every whole token you hold activates an on-chain object: a Unicore. Each object has a rarity tier rolled at the moment of purchase, and that rarity controls how much of the protocol’s ETH rewards the object earns for its holder. Think of it as your rewards multiplier. The reward stream comes from a flat 3% tax on every Uniswap v4 swap. Holders share that tax pool pro rata, based on their objects’ rarity weights. Every time a user sells a whole token, 1 UNICORE on-chain object gets destroyed. The fewer Unicores there are, the more rewards the remaining holders receive. Deflation that rewards those who hodl. t.me/unicorev4 ucore.art

A plain ERC-20 transfer changes whole-token balances first. If you care about a specific object, use the object-aware transfer or marketplace path.

Active objects accrue ETH rewards automatically. The dashboard claim is for withdrawing, not for making rewards start existing.

If you want a specific Rare or Mythic, the marketplace exists for that. Pick the exact object, pay the seller's price, and receive that identity intact.

The floor is looking good. Remember mythic's give you 5.0x rewards weight!

Marketplace buys are atomic: payment moves, the object moves, and the 1 backing UNICORE moves with it. No half-state weirdness.

Your wallet can hold fractional UNICORE like any ERC-20. The object awakening only counts whole tokens, so active slots are based on the whole-token floor.

The @Uniswap v4 hook accumulates ETH from swaps, then normalize pushes it into the reward distributor. The flow is explicit and trackable.

Cool thing... we are not a fork. Check out our verified ca's... etherscan.io/token/0xd4e43c… etherscan.io/address/0x80a2… etherscan.io/address/0xfaaf…

Rarity in UNICORE is economic weight. Common, Uncommon, Rare, and Mythic objects split rewards by multiplier, so rarity affects share without minting extra supply.

Listing a Unicore object on our marketplace does not escrow it. It stays in your wallet, and it keeps earning rewards until a buyer fills the listing. ucore.art/market

Rewards are paid in native ETH. Whenever you want them, withdraw from the dashboard to your wallet.

@degen_ak @unipegv4 @Uniswap Yes

@unicorev4 @unipegv4 @Uniswap Do I have to connect wallet to claim rewards?

👑 The crown passes. Just airdropped 1 $UCORE to the top 100 holders of @unipegv4. Because v4-hook reward tokenomics has one true audience — the people who studied the mechanic before buying. UPEG built the playbook. UCORE is the next chapter. How it works in 10 seconds: 💎 Hold 1 whole UCORE → contract auto-mints you a reward slot ⚡ 3% on every swap → routed to slot holders by weight 🦄 4 rarity tiers — Common · Uncommon · Rare · Mythic 🔥 Pure on-chain. No staking. No vesting. No claim gymnastics. Your slot earns ETH from block one. ucore.art etherscan.io/tx/0xca9410ef8…

UNICORE has a fixed 10,000 token supply. Every live object is backed by exactly one whole UNICORE, and the token supply does not inflate to create rewards.

All our contracts are verified, and safe. Token: etherscan.io/token/0xd4e43c… Hook: etherscan.io/address/0x80a2… Marketplace: etherscan.io/address/0xfaaf…

Every @Uniswap swap pays a flat protocol tax of 3% into the reward system. That ETH is distributed to active object holders by rarity weight. Powered by V4 hooks

Selling UNICORE on @Uniswap is different from selling a specific object. If your balance drops below a whole token, the object closes and its rarity, seed, image, and id are gone.

UNICORE is an ERC-20, but every whole token unlocks one active object. Fractions still trade like normal tokens; they just do not wake a character on their own. Powered by @Uniswap v4 hooks

@igniteBTW @Uniswap On it! just pushed the fixed 10 secs ago.

@unicorev4 @Uniswap can u sort this pls

When a sale drops your wallet below a whole UNICORE, the linked on-chain object closes forever. Its tokenId, rarity, seed, and image are gone, and future ETH rewards split across the remaining active objects. Powered by @Uniswap v4 hooks