how it works
Afloat from $20k. Fees to any X account.
every coin starts at $20k and trades against SOL. the X account you name earns from every trade. at $150,000 the curve completes and the liquidity is locked forever.
how it works
FAQ →- 1
pick a picture and a name
image, name and ticker. tickers lock for a few minutes after launch so nobody can copy yours.
- 2
name the X account that gets paid
any account: yours, a friend's, a streamer's. its handle goes into the coin's description so everyone can see it.
- 3
launch at $20,000
one signature, your first buy in the same transaction. on the curve the price can never go below where it started.
- 4
every trade pays the account
65% of every fee is credited to that X account, in SOL. they sign in with X and claim it to any wallet.
- 5
at $150,000 it graduates
the liquidity moves to a Raydium pool and is locked forever. nobody can pull it.
1every trade pays a 1% fee. 65% goes to the named X account, 25% buys back and burns our token, 10% funds the treasury.
2fees are claimed coin by coin, so every dollar is booked to the right account. anyone can press cycle fees on a coin's page.
3the account signs in with X on the claim page, picks a wallet, and the payout is sent on chain.
FAQ
why can't my coin go to zero on the curve?+
A coin starts on a bonding curve at a $20,000 market cap. The curve is the market: every sell is paid from the money buyers put in, and the price is set by how much of the supply is out. If everyone sells everything back, the price returns to where it started, never below it. So while a coin is on the curve its floor is the starting market cap, and the X account it pays keeps earning from every trade around that floor.
does that mean it can't lose value?+
No. Buyers who bought higher still lose when the price comes back down toward the floor. After a coin graduates at $150,000 it trades in a normal Raydium pool, where there is no floor.
who gets the fees?+
The X account named at launch. The handle is written into the coin's description ("Fees to @handle via …") so anyone can check it. 65% of every fee is credited to that account, 25% buys back and burns our token, and 10% funds the treasury.
how does an X account claim?+
Open the claim page, sign in with X, paste a Solana wallet and submit. The SOL is sent on chain: queued → processing → confirmed, with the transaction linked when it lands.
does the account have to sign up first?+
No. Fees build up for a handle whether or not it has ever visited. When the account signs in with X, everything it has earned is there.
what happens at $150,000?+
The curve completes and its liquidity moves to a Raydium pool, locked forever with Raydium's Burn & Earn. Trading continues there.
is the dev buy first?+
Yes. The creator's first buy happens inside the create transaction, so nobody can get in before them.