Normal Pump launches. Self-funded execution. Public burn receipts.
Your wallet signs the launch and receives the dev-buy tokens while the new Pump curve assigns creator fees directly to one deterministic ROOT treasury. Those fees maintain the coin's operating reserve, then split equally between child and parent buybacks and burns.
One launch approval
One standard Pump transaction performs create_v2, creates the connected wallet's token account, and executes the dev buy. The connected wallet pays for and receives the dev-buy tokens, while the new curve names the isolated ROOT treasury as its creator-fee recipient from creation.
ROOT verifies the finalized Pump curve before listing the coin. Holder-reward and legacy cashback coins may be selected as parents. ROOT excludes mayhem, custom-fee, non-SOL-quoted, and noncanonical parent modes.
Fee lifecycle and operating reserve
Pump and PumpSwap creator fees accrue directly to the disclosed per-coin ROOT treasury's creator vault. The first fees establish a 0.020 SOL operating reserve for account initialization and transaction costs. Every two minutes the keeper checks the claimable amount. Fees carry forward until the reserve requirement and at least 0.008 SOL of buyback capital are both available.
Self-funded purchases and burns
ROOT briefly fronts the first fee-collection setup and reimburses that exact on-chain cost from the coin's reserve. Afterward, the isolated treasury pays its own account and transaction costs. Any reserve shortfall is replenished from later creator fees before the next buyback.
After reserve funding, the treasury spends half of each executable batch buying the child and half buying the parent, then burns both acquired token balances. Checkpointed phases resume after a partial failure before another batch starts.
Every completed batch records the fee claim, both purchases, both burns, exact lamports assigned to each leg, before/after supplies and treasury balances, venues, slots, and direct Solscan links. The coin page links the complete internal receipt.
Mainnet configuration
Direct Mainnet mode is configured. No custom ROOT program deployment is required.
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This direct version is transparent and automated, but custodial. Pump's curve proves the disclosed per-coin treasury receives creator fees directly. Public transactions prove what the executor did afterward. They do not mathematically prevent an operator holding the treasury master secret from moving funds elsewhere.
Each coin has a distinct treasury key derived from the server-side master secret and child mint. Operational risks include keeper downtime, key compromise, Pump upgrades, RPC failure, price movement, slippage, transaction failure, and network costs. The website does not describe the executor as trustless.