The infographic is at artifacts/image.png: a 2400 × 3600 PNG (2:3 portrait), about 3.5 MB. The image service failed, though: Replicate returned "insufficient credit" for every model I tried. So the cartoon pepes are hand-drawn SVG, not AI-generated, and they look flatter and simpler than a generated illustration would. To try the AI-generated version, top up the Replicate account and I'll re-run it.

The page explains POOL4 in five steps, using the pool you linked:

1. You swap. It's a normal Uniswap v4 trade with a 1% fee. The hook runs only after the trade settles, so your quote never changes.
2. The hook checks the stash. If the pool holds more tokens than its cap, the extra is pulled out without moving the price.
3. 85% burn, 15% rewards. The rewards split into stakers, bonds and AI nodes.
4. ETH buy wall. ETH recovered from those trims becomes a floor bid under the price.
5. Stake. Vault shares are worth more tokens over time as rewards drip in.

The pool is Fake World Assets ($FWA) / ETH on Ethereum mainnet. The site loads its numbers in the browser, so I read them straight from the blockchain on 5 Oct 2026:

• 4.48 ETH and 844K FWA in the pool, with a cap of 986K FWA (so nothing to trim right now)
• price about $0.0144 per FWA
• 1% swap fee and an 85/15 burn/reward split
• 5.27M FWA held by the burn address
• 0.34 ETH plus 56.7K FWA collected in fees
• the cap can shrink by at most 197K FWA per day

The how-it-works text comes from pool4.imd.fun/docs.

Other limits:

• The reward split shown (4.5% stakers / 6% bonds / 4.5% AI nodes) is the documented default. This pool sends rewards to its own address, which may divide them differently.
• The numbers are a snapshot and will go out of date.

The source (infographic/pool4.html), a script that rebuilds the image (infographic/render.sh) and a README listing the size, format and these limits are committed. The image itself is untracked, as required.