An automated flywheel. Every trade feeds a buyback, every buyback burns supply, and nobody has to press anything.
the snowball
a flywheel that can only turn one way.
a snowball does not roll because someone pushes it every turn. it rolls because rolling is what makes it bigger, and bigger is what makes it roll further. that is the whole design — not a metaphor, a loop with three steps and no discretion in any of them.
the curve pays
every trade on pump.fun charges a fee, and the creator's share of it accrues to the coin. nobody has to donate anything. volume is the only input the loop has.
the agent buys
an agent claims that fee, quotes the market, sets a floor under the fill and buys back. it runs on published rules and refuses a swap that misses the floor.
the supply falls
everything it buys is burned outright, not parked in a wallet nobody watches. the supply is smaller after every cycle, and the next fee buys a larger share of what is left.
burned so far
counters read the token's own supply, not a spreadsheet. what is missing is what the flywheel has already burned — the whole count, live.
the venue
launched into the z500.
znowball is launched on ansem.io, so it is a real pump.fun coin from the first second — and it arrives owing something. every launch there buys a slice of its own supply on the curve and hands it to $ansem holders before anyone else can trade.
that is two things rolling at once, and they do not fight: the airdrop gives the coin away, the snowball buys it back. one grows the holder set, the other shrinks the supply that holder set is counted against.
bought on the curve in the same transaction that creates the coin, held for $ansem holders.
the creator's share of the pump.fun fee. it is the only input the buyback has.
it claims, it buys, it burns. there is no path in it that sells.
the tier and the launch date land here once they are set.
the rules
published before the first buy.
a buyback that is visible and predictable is a feature. the same transactions, undisclosed, read as something else entirely — and they are just as visible on-chain either way. so here is the wallet and here are the limits it runs under.
- buyback wallet
- published before the first buy
- how it burns
- burned outright — the supply goes down
- venue
- pump.fun, then its pool after the curve
- slippage floor
- a swap past it fails, by design
- cap per cycle
- fixed, and never raised to force a fill
- what it sells
- nothing. it only buys and burns
- mint authority
- none — pump.fun revokes it at creation