MAIN COIN FEES
Collect.
The project’s assigned trading fees flow into one treasury. These fees provide capital for the next stage.
Solana / MeteoraA treasury that comes full circle
FEES.
PUT TO
WORK.
One coin. A treasury of liquidity.
A loop designed to put trading fees back to work.
Treasury-created poolsExisting token pairsReinvestment + buybacks
The proposed system / 01—04
ONE COIN.
FOUR MOVES.
Main-coin fees supply the capital. The treasury creates pools to put it to work. The proceeds can feed the next cycle.
Read the full mechanicsEXISTING TOKENS. PROJECT-OWNED LIQUIDITY.
Create pools.
The treasury buys existing tokens, creates selected Meteora pools and supplies their liquidity. It owns and manages the positions.
LIQUIDITY PROVIDER FEES
Earn.
Swaps through those positions generate fees. The ledger also tracks inventory losses and the cost of running the strategy.
REINVEST / RESERVE / BUY BACK
Recirculate.
After losses, costs and reserve requirements, eligible profit can fund more pools, more liquidity and buybacks of the main coin.
Follow the capital
EVERY FEE HAS
A NEXT MOVE.
The intended public experience is a clear view of one project’s treasury: the pools it creates, the fees its liquidity earns, and where the proceeds go.
The execution engine should do the work. Holders should be able to follow the record without connecting a wallet or running a strategy themselves.
Public treasury reporting is being prepared.Build record / 3 October 2026
SHOW THE WORK.
The token is unlaunched.
Here is where the system stands.
- 01Mainnet liquidity pilot
- Tested
Owner-signed swap, liquidity deposit, fee claim and full withdrawal completed and reconciled in an existing pool.
- 02Fee-loop rehearsals
- Tested on devnet
Fee claims, migration and a fee-funded buyback rehearsed with test tokens. This verifies mechanics, not profitability.
- 03Automatic treasury execution
- In development
A bounded devnet runner has completed pool creation, funding, fee collection and withdrawal. The mainnet pilot still requires the owner’s signature. Production execution is disabled.
- 04Public launch
- On hold
Final branding, public reporting, release review and launch configuration remain open. The main coin is not live.
An independent external security audit has not been completed. Current software is a private pilot; automated spending is off.
A few things, clearly
GOOD
QUESTIONS.
Do I need to connect a wallet?
No. The project website is for following the treasury and understanding the system. Visitors do not manage their own pools here. Wallet connection belongs in the separate owner workspace used for the current pilot.
Is the loop automatic today?
No. Automation is the intended operating model. The completed mainnet pilot used owner-signed transactions in an existing pool. A separate devnet runner has created and funded a new pool, collected fees and recovered after a restart. Production strategy integration, automated buybacks and the public treasury feed remain unfinished.
Does the project create a new token for each pool?
No. The plan is one main coin. The treasury buys tokens that already exist, creates pools for selected pairs on Meteora, and supplies the liquidity. Creating a pool is different from launching a token.
Do collected fees always mean profit?
No. Token price changes and costs can outweigh the fees a position earns. New pools, buybacks and reinvestment depend on eligible capital and available cash; they are not guaranteed returns.
Can I buy the main coin yet?
The main coin has not launched. There is no official mint address or purchase link on this site. Final branding and launch configuration are still being prepared.