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The rocketflies again
The 2021 reflection model, rebuilt properly on pump.fun. Creator fees get claimed, bought straight back into the coin, then split 50% airdropped to holders and 50% into liquidity. Every cycle, automatically, with every payout linked to Solscan.
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The machine
Four steps, on a loop
1
Claim
pump.fun pays creator fees in SOL every time the coin trades. The keeper collects whatever piled up at the start of each cycle.
2
Buy back
That SOL is swapped straight back into the coin through Jupiter. Real buy pressure hitting the open market.
3
Reflect
Half of everything bought is airdropped pro rata to qualifying holders. Nothing to claim, nothing to stake. It simply lands in your wallet.
4
Deepen
The other half is added straight to the liquidity pool.
50%
Reflections to holders
Split by weight across every wallet holding at least 10,000 tokens. Bigger bag, bigger share. Every transfer shows up below with a link to its signature.
50%
Straight into the pool
Added to the liquidity pool every single cycle. Deeper liquidity means smaller price impact on every trade, tighter spreads, and a chart that can take real size without wicking.
Receipts
Live payouts
Every completed cycle lands here. Open any signature on Solscan and check it yourself. Unlike the original SafeMoon, we have receipts.
Airdropped to holders
0
tokens, all time
Added to liquidity
0
tokens, all time
Value airdropped
$0
at the current price
Waiting for the first cycle
◎No cycles recorded yet.
The keeper writes here the moment it finishes one.
The keeper writes here the moment it finishes one.
The lore
The original had the idea.
It just didn't keep its word.
In 2021 the original SafeMoon put reflections in front of millions of people. A fee on every trade, half redistributed to holders, half into liquidity. Hold, and your balance grows on its own. It became one of the defining coins of that cycle, and the mechanic behind it was genuinely clever. What followed had nothing to do with the mechanic.
2021, what actually happened
The liquidity half was never automatic. It ran through wallets the team controlled and was added by hand, on their schedule, whenever they felt like it. In November 2023 the SEC and the DOJ charged SafeMoon and three of its executives with fraud, alleging they pulled from that pool and sold their own tokens into the holders they kept telling to hold.
- Liquidity added by hand, on the team's schedule, never by code
- Executives selling into the same holders they told to hold
- The pool ran through wallets only insiders could touch
- You had to trust a team, and the team was the risk
Now, same mechanic, open books
We kept the part that worked and deleted the part that needed anyone's trust. The engine is a keeper running one fixed loop, and every single thing it does is a public transaction you can open right now.
- Launched on pump.fun, so mint and freeze authority sit with the platform
- Every airdrop appears on this page, linked to Solscan
- Liquidity goes to a public Meteora pool anyone can inspect
- Everything is visible on chain, so nothing has to be taken on faith