Deploy
Create a token on the Solana contract. The machine is the launch path. You keep the token. The cut is automatic.
We run a simple buyback and burn on a new Solana contract. Anyone can deploy a token. Ten percent of the profits from those tokens is sent to the main token, then bought back and burned.
The loop
The machine does one job. Profits from user-deployed tokens feed a buyback of the main token. That supply is burned.
Create a token on the Solana contract. The machine is the launch path. You keep the token. The cut is automatic.
When that token makes a profit, 10% is sent to the main token. The other 90% stays with the deployed token.
Those funds buy the main token on the open market. The bought supply is burned. No claim form. No extra split.
The cut
The machine does not tax every trade. It takes a tenth of profits from tokens launched through the contract and routes that tenth to the main token.
A token that never goes through this contract does not send 10% here. Other venues keep their own rules.
Profits from the deployed token send a tenth to the main token. That tenth is used to buy it back and burn it.
The 10%
Move the slider to model profit from a token launched on the machine. 10% is sent to the main token for buyback and burn.
It runs a buyback and burn. Users deploy tokens on a Solana contract. 10% of profits from those tokens is sent to the main token. That amount buys the main token and burns it.
Solana. The contract is the launch path. Tokens that never go through it do not feed this buyback.
Anyone. Queue a name and ticker on the deploy page. When the contract is live, those launches send 10% of profits to the main token.
No. Digital assets can lose value. The machine explains a buyback loop. It is not affiliated with Solana Labs or the U.S. government.
Power on
Deploy on the Solana contract. Keep 90% of the profit. The other 10% buys the main token and takes it out of supply.