The machine works.
You watch it print.
An autonomous liquidity engine that claims its fees, harvests the market, and burns the proceeds — live, every minute.
anything claiming to be $REACTOR before it shows up here is fake.
Why buyback tokens die
Three structural failures, one machine built to dodge all of them.
Every launchpad trade pays ~0.3% to a creator vault. Most creators pocket it or ignore it — holders never see that value again.
The usual burn is funded by the token's own volume. Volume fades, burn fades, attention fades. A zero-sum loop dressed up as tokenomics.
Even honest autonomous agents only expose a JSON endpoint. No spectacle, no reason to check back, no retention.
The 60-second cycle
Seven stages, no human in any of them. This is the whole product.
Where the money actually comes from
The one diagram that separates this machine from every burn token before it.
Pure recycling. Nothing new ever enters the system.
Two compounding curves: principal grows every claim, supply shrinks every burn — even in quiet weeks.
harvest/day ≈ POL × turnover × fee share. POL only grows (creator fees are never sold), so the left slider drags itself rightward over time. Real figures ship with the live ledger — with tx hashes, not sliders.
Three surfaces, one machine
Invisible agents get forgotten. This one is built to be watched.
A live scene that runs the real cycle — intake pulls SOL, the rotor spins on deploy, the incinerator flares on every burn. Rendered from the same public API anyone can read. No wallet needed.
The X and Telegram accounts are the machine's voice. Hourly digests plus instant posts on big events, always in persona.
state · cycles · positions · ledger. Every number carries a transaction signature. If it can't be clicked through to the explorer, it isn't displayed.
| state | trigger | visual |
|---|---|---|
| RUNNING | normal cycles | steady cyan glow |
| OVERDRIVE | holder overclock burn | amber flare, faster rotor |
| SURGE | harvest > 1 SOL in one cycle | core flash + instant post |
| EVOLVING | milestone crossed | a new module bolts on |
| DEGRADED | venue/RPC errors | dimmed lights, public banner — never hidden |
What the token is — and is deliberately not
- ○Watch the machine (always free)
- ○Read the full ledger + API
- ○No stake in supply destruction
- ○No name in the room
- ●Your volume feeds the intake — the machine runs harder
- ●Every burn permanently reduces what circulates
- ●Overclock rights: burn to trigger OVERDRIVE + plaque
- ●Holder tiers: cosmetics, crew presence, skin votes
machine output is burned, never paid out — cleaner story, cleaner compliance
nothing to lock, nothing to drain
tokens can't buy a bigger harvest; the machine treats all supply the same
| tier | holding | perks |
|---|---|---|
| OBSERVER | 0 | Full machine room + ledger · Public API access |
| TECHNICIAN | 0.05%+ | Name on shift cards · Cyan plate in the crew list |
| ENGINEER | 0.25%+ | Amber plate + custom crew tag · Vote on machine skins per milestone |
| CORE CREW | 1%+ | Permanent plaque on the machine plinth · First access to fleet slots (Phase 4) |
- Supply
- 1,000,000,000 — fixed, no mint authority
- Launch
- PumpFun fair launch — 0% team, 0% presale, 0% VC
- Dev buy
- 2–3 SOL on the public curve, pre-stated, wallet published
- Graduation
- ~85 SOL bonding curve → AMM pool (SOL-denominated; USD floats)
- First cycle
- within the hour of graduation
- Creator fees
- 100% → protocol-owned liquidity. Never sold, never withdrawn
- Harvest
- 100% → buyback → burn. The machine keeps nothing
Every harvest ends here, publicly. The supply counter only ever goes down.
Three streams, one destination
Everything the machine touches ends as protocol-owned liquidity or smoke.
~0.3% of every $REACTOR trade routes to the machine wallet and deploys as protocol-owned liquidity. This is principal, not spend — it compounds forever.
Fees accrued to the machine's DLMM positions from other tokens' volume. 100% buys and burns $REACTOR. The machine keeps nothing.
Client tokens rent worker engines for their own fees. A 10–20% service fee on each client harvest routes to the $REACTOR incinerator.
- ✓Dev buys 2–3 SOL at fair launch, same curve as everyone
- ✓No team allocation, no fee skim, no treasury drain
- ✓Ops cost (~$50–100/mo) paid out of pocket, never a protocol claim
- ✓Upside = the same supply math every holder gets
The machine evolves
Milestones are cumulative SOL harvested. The roadmap is rendered in metal, not threads.
bare engine block, one intake, one duct
second intake + visible fee gauge
incinerator upgrade — wall-sized burn counter
catwalks + crew name plates + skin votes
floor expands — fleet bays visible
- ▸Burn ≥ 100,000 $REACTOR to trigger OVERDRIVE for one hour
- ▸Amber flare, faster rotor, klaxon lighting — pure spectacle
- ▸The machine thanks you by plaque name in its next post
- ▸Your name engraves on the plaque wall, permanently
OVERDRIVE changes no math, no odds, no holder's economics. It is a supply sink and a status flex — nothing else.
Endgame: a fleet of worker machines running other tokens' fees, each one feeding the same incinerator.
Inside the engine
Six subsystems around one signer, writing one public ledger.
- ▸One signer, server-side only — never in an image or repo
- ▸Buyback executes before new deploys, every cycle
- ▸Max 15% of POL in any single pool
- ▸Errors degrade loudly — DEGRADED state is public, never hidden
- ▸Ledger rows are written only after on-chain confirmation
| Camp the machine's next pool entry | Selection is random from the top 20 — nothing to camp |
| Sandwich the buyback | Aggregator routing, many small buys — thin surface |
| Spam overclock | Burn-gated: spam costs real supply |
| Fake tier status | Tiers read on-chain balances at snapshot |
| Phish via the site | The site never requests a signature. /me is paste-an-address, read-only |
Roadmap
- ▸Engine daemon + live test
- ▸Public API v1
- ▸Machine room LP
- ▸Persona bot on X + TG
- ▸Fair launch → cycle #1
- ▸Milestone evolutions
- ▸Daily shift report cards
- ▸Overclock console + plaque wall
- ▸Holder tiers + crew list
- ▸Multi-venue worker adapters
- ▸Rebalance + exit rules, public inventory dashboards
- ▸Cold-sweep policy, published wallets
- ▸Machine-as-a-Service fleet
- ▸Client harvest fees → incinerator
- ▸Factory floor UI + fleet dashboard
Decisions on the record
| decision | why |
|---|---|
| 100% of harvest → buyback → burn | "The machine keeps nothing" is the brand |
| 60-second cycle | proven cadence, fast enough to be a spectacle |
| Hourly digest + instant events | per-cycle posting is spam; a digest gets awaited |
| Overclock in MVP | cheapest mechanic that turns holders into participants |
| Dev buy 2–3 SOL, pre-stated | skin in the game without whale optics |
| Milestones 10/50/250/1000 SOL | first evolution must land in week 1 |
| No distributions to holders | value via burn only — cleaner on every axis |
| Paste-address, never connect | a site that never asks for a signature can't drain anyone |
- ●Uptime % (target: never below 99)
- ●Cumulative supply burned %
- ●Harvest/day trend (SOL)
- ●POL size (SOL)
- ●Room DAU + median watch time
- ●Shift-card reposts/day
- ○Price predictions
- ○Influencer count
- ○Discord member totals
- ○Anything without a tx hash
The honest take
Machines that hide their gauges melt down. Here are ours, both dials.
- ✓Burns funded by external volume — works even in quiet weeks
- ✓Every claim verifiable on-chain since cycle #1
- ✓POL head start compounds against any later fork
- ✓The spectacle layer is months of craft a forker won't do
- ⚠DLMM positions carry inventory risk — single-sided is not risk-free, and we publish the exposure
- ⚠Launchpad fee structure can change upstream
- ⚠The signer is a hot wallet by design — mitigated, isolated, disclosed
- ⚠Cold start: early harvests are small; the first milestone is set low on purpose
Your favorite token has a team. Ours has an uptime counter.