FEES IN.
Eligible trades generate a 1% creator fee, collected in PUMP—the asset BOOM is paired with.
TRADING FUELS THE CYCLE
PRE-LAUNCHBORN ON PUMP. BUILT TO BURN.
Every trade fuels the next BOOM.
A 1% creator fee. Buybacks. Burns.
One explosive five-minute cycle.
CA WILL BE ANNOUNCED BEFORE LAUNCH
Not launched yet. Stay sharp.
01 / THE CHAIN REACTION
No mystery behind the fuse.
Here’s where the creator fees go.
Eligible trades generate a 1% creator fee, collected in PUMP—the asset BOOM is paired with.
TRADING FUELS THE CYCLEEvery five minutes, the bot checks accrued fees and uses collected PUMP to buy BOOM tokens.
PUMP → BOOMThe purchased BOOM tokens are burned, reducing supply. Each confirmed burn gets an on-chain receipt.
BURN. VERIFY. REPEAT.Small fee balances roll into the next cycle. Execution depends on available fees and successful transactions. Network costs are funded separately.
02 / CHECK THE DAMAGE
BOOM BURNED BY THE BOT
SUPPLY APPEARS AFTER VERIFIED LAUNCH
USD estimate = burned tokens × (live market cap ÷ the supply used for that market cap). Not historical buyback spending.
Supply burned = confirmed tokens burned ÷ initial token supply × 100. USD value uses the current market cap and its matching supply basis. Both market inputs must come from the same source and update together.
The five-minute cycle starts when the bot goes live.
Waiting for launch. Confirmed burn receipts will appear here.
Pre-launch preview. Burn and market data will appear after the token and verified feed are connected.
03 / BEFORE THE SPARK
BOOM tokens purchased with collected creator fees. PUMP is the payment asset used for the buyback; BOOM is the token removed from supply.
The bot is designed to check every five minutes. If fees are below the minimum trade size or a transaction cannot complete, the funds carry forward. A check is not a guarantee of a completed burn.
Once the project is live and the transaction feed is connected, the burn history will link to the confirmed buyback and burn transactions on Solana.
No. Burning reduces token supply, but price still depends on demand, liquidity, and market conditions.