Build and host the website for Perkshire IMDway (PERK) on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663), site name perkshire. The contracts are live from launch 1660 and are not to be changed: PERK token 0x2b2ED02698a82230F11D6285f3b147e3Fd6df83A; hook and vault (PerkVaultHook) 0x708baBc63fd376D359EFF785d58Ae462B5Bea0cc; IMD 0x5f7bb59365ce557c26dbcaa4ee9d39a4b95b7127. Read every figure from the chain; hard-code none.

WHAT IT IS: a value-investing parody token. On every trade in its Uniswap v4 pool the hook takes 1% of the IMD moved: half is burned as IMD (the buyback), half stays in the hook as the "insurance float". Any holder can tender PERK to the float at book value; tendered PERK is burned. Once a week anyone can have the float buy one answer from the IMD oracle (the Chairman's weekly report). No owner, no admin.

MANAGEMENT (fictional): Chairman & Chief Allocation Agent Warren Peppett; Vice Chairman Charlie LLM (eternally skeptical); HQ 2000 Swarm Node Plaza, Suite 2026, Robinhood Chain.

LOGO: draw "Warren Peppett", an original cartoon frog of our own design in thick round glasses and a three-piece suit, reading the financial pages at a desk. Square, flat colors, readable small. Deliver it in the repository as logo.svg and logo-512.png and use it as the site's logo and favicon. It must still read when cropped to a circle.

WEBSITE: plain 1995 HTML, light only, no frameworks, one small script for wallet calls and chain reads.

Banner: "We spend our capital on economic moat liquidity, not web designers or lambos."

One table, all figures in IMD: logo; management; PERK and hook addresses ("the only real PERK"); Uniswap trade link; the float, floatBalance(); pending float, pendingFloat(), with a "redeem pending" button calling redeemPendingFees(); total float collected, totalFloat(); IMD burned, totalBurned(), and IMD due to the burn, burnDue(), with a "burn" button calling burn(); PERK tendered, totalTendered(); book value per PERK, bookValuePerPerk(); market price from the pool; price-to-book, shown prominently.

Tender form: connect, approve PERK to the hook, tender(amount), showing quoteTender(amount) in IMD before signing.

"Chairman's Weekly Report": when the question was last asked, lastAsk(), and how many times, totalAsked(); an "ask" button calling ask(), enabled when 7 days have passed since lastAsk and floatBalance() is at least 0.6 IMD; the latest answer (IMD sent to the dead address on Robinhood Chain that week), read from https://api.imd.fun/oracle/requests.

"Chairman's Letter": plain English on the float, the buyback, the weekly question and tender, and the risks: book value starts at zero and stays far below price at realistic volume; once grown, the floor holds only within trading costs (about 2.25% per trade plus gas); every weekly question spends 0.6 IMD of the float; IMD's price moves the float's dollar value; IMD on Robinhood Chain has an owner with a transfer switch and a blocklist that could defer fees or stop payouts; if IMD ever changes the oracle's 0.5 IMD price, the weekly question stops.

Footer: parody, not affiliated with Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett or Charlie Munger; not equity; the creator holds 1% of the PERK supply from launch and receives the pool's 1% creator fee; built and audited by the IMD swarm, launch 1660, with links to the launch on explorer.imd.fun and to its code.

Wallet: Robinhood Chain only; offer to add or switch the network; every button says plainly what it will do and what it costs before the wallet opens.