PULSE
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Solana / Pump.fun / continuous buys

PULSE.

Launch once.
Keep the pulse.

Half your creator fees go to the volume wallet. Cycles use fees and treasury; Pulse Pad targets 30% of the whole wallet balance per cycle. Buys come from our project wallet, not independent buyers. Engine volume is not evidence of organic demand.

Up to 5 buys per batchOn-chain fee splitAn infinite volume mechanic
Project-wallet volume. On-chain.1-minute cyclesRecorded SOL treasuryAn infinite volume mechanic

6

Tokens launched

24.14

SOL spent on volume

9.69

SOL collected

PULSE / Agent room

Inside the loop.

Pulse Pad (PULSE)

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SCAN

Checking fees for Pulse Pad. Let's review the allocation.

Fee allocation example

Every fee has a job.

1.0 SOL

Fee-only example, not a live buy amount. This excludes treasury releases, pending funds and Pulse Pad’s shared-wallet target. The 40% is an initial treasury allocation, not a balance guarantee.

Treasury · 40%

0.400SOL

Token buy queue · 50%

0.500SOL

PULSE flywheel · 10%

0.100SOL

0.100SOL per buy in this example
50% divided into 5 buys

01 / The loop

Built to keep moving.

Trading creates fees. Fees fund buys.
The next trade starts it again.

I

Launch once

Launch on Pump.fun from your own wallet. Half the creator fees go to the volume wallet, and that split is locked in on-chain.

II

Fees become buys

Of fees received by the volume wallet, 50% enters your token's buy queue, 10% funds the flywheel, and 40% enters recorded SOL treasury. These are incoming-fee allocations, not a fixed share of the whole wallet.

III

Volume keeps going

Cycles also use treasury. Pulse Pad targets the larger of its buy queue or 30% of the whole wallet balance, within spending limits. Its treasury release is included in the queue, not added to the 30% target.

Where the fees go

Half to you. Half to volume.

50% of your creator fees stay yours, paid out by Pump.fun as usual.

50% goes to the volume wallet. Of that received share, 50% enters your token's buy queue and 10% funds the flywheel.

The remaining 40% enters recorded SOL treasury. This is an initial allocation, not a promise that 40% stays untouched: cycles release treasury into buys.

Pulse Pad releases half its own remaining treasury into its queue, then targets the larger of that queue or 30% of the whole wallet balance, subject to available SOL and transaction costs.

The treasury release is included in the queue, not added on top of the 30% target. Pulse Pad can draw on shared wallet backing, including SOL recorded for other tokens. Recorded treasury is not a guaranteed ring-fenced balance. Cumulative spend can exceed a token’s own claimed fees because the primary coin can use shared wallet SOL; spend is not a fee-allocation percentage.

The tech

Fees become volume, on autopilot.

The split lives inside Pump.fun's own fee-sharing program, so no one can reroute it in the middle. Our server only claims what the chain says the volume wallet earned, and tracks it per token. The locked fee split does not lock the wallet's spending rules.

Every tradecreator fee50/50on-chain split50% creatorpaid by Pump.fun50% volumeclaimed / 1 min10% buys PULSEflywheel40% SOL treasuryinitial allocation50% buy queuebefore treasury release
Incoming-fee example only: 1 SOL of total creator fees sends 0.50 to the creator; the volume wallet records 0.20 as treasury, 0.25 in the token buy queue and 0.05 for the flywheel. This is not a live per-buy amount. Treasury releases and Pulse Pad’s shared-wallet target change actual spending; recorded treasury is not ring-fenced.

The volume cycle

A new cycle every minute.

  • 1. Claim each live token's creator-fee share.
  • 2. Measure the wallet's balance change, so every lamport is credited to the token that earned it.
  • 3. Allocate received fees: 50% to the token's buy queue, 10% to the flywheel, 40% to recorded treasury. Ordinary tokens release 0.1% of their own treasury per turn, with a treasury top-up to the minimum buy when no fees are claimable.
  • 4. Pulse Pad releases half its own treasury into its queue and targets the larger of the queue or 30% of the whole wallet balance, not their sum. Available SOL, transaction costs and the 0.0025 SOL minimum limit buys; smaller amounts carry over.
1 min1,440 ticks/day1Claim fees2Measuredelta35 spaced buys4Recordtreasury

Launching a token

Two signatures. Then it runs forever.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Sign a login message. No funds move.

  2. 02

    Tx 1 · create

    Pump.fun create_v2 + optional dev buy. Your wallet signs first, then the token key.

  3. 03

    Tx 2 · split

    Fee-sharing config: 5000 bps you, 5000 bps platform wallet.

  4. 04

    Verify

    Server reads the on-chain config. Volume share must be ≥50%.

  5. 05

    Live

    Token joins the volume cycle.