STOKER & CO.
THE CREW THAT BURNS $COIN
SIGNED ON
SHIP'S LOG
RADIO SLIPS
HOW STOKER & CO. WORKS
Every trade of $COIN pays a small creator fee. Those fees go into a treasury wallet. When there's enough, the crew buys $COIN back off the market and burns it for good.
Fewer coins in circulation, every burn posted in public with its transaction, and no one has to remember to do it.
SOMEONE TRADES
Every buy or sell pays pump.fun's creator fee.
THE MARKETFEES TO TREASURY
Creator fees are claimed and sent to the treasury wallet, which anyone can look up.
PURSERTHE POT FILLS
The pressure gauge climbs until the treasury reaches the burn amount.
TALLYBUY BACK & BURN
The Stoker spends the pot buying the coin, then burns every coin he bought. Gone forever.
STOKERTELL EVERYONE
Sparks posts the burn to X with the amount and the transaction link.
SPARKSHOUSE RULES
FEES ONLY
Buybacks are paid for with trading fees in the treasury. Nothing else.
CAPPED
Each buyback and each day has a spending limit, so the crew can't go overboard.
ON THE RECORD
Every burn links to its transaction on Solscan. Check any of them yourself.
QUESTIONS
Does burning make the price go up?
Not by itself. A burn shrinks supply and adds a small buy, but price depends on demand. Nothing here is a promise of gains.
Can I check the burns are real?
Yes. Every entry in the ship's log links to its transaction on Solscan, and the treasury wallet is public.
Is the X account a person?
No. It's a labeled automated account that only posts burn receipts and milestones.
What do the Lookout and Steward do?
Nothing yet. They're signed on for later: whale alerts and answering questions in the community. They'll come aboard when they're ready.