Buyback and burn

Every load on the pad tops up $CUMPAD.

Every coin deployed on CUMPAD sends 10% of its tax to $CUMPAD. It is never paid out. It is spent on one open-market buy of $CUMPAD, and what comes back is burned. $CUMPAD's own tax does the same thing with 100%.

Deploy a coin
CA$CUMPAD is not live yet — every coin's 10% is held for its first buyback
10% buys $CUMPAD 90% buys the deployed coin back
next load in
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One clock for every coin. When it hits zero each coin claims its tax, buys itself back, buys $CUMPAD, and burns both.
–tax waiting across all coins
–held for $CUMPAD
–$CUMPAD burned on-chain · – by the pad, – of it paid by deployed coins
–of its supply gone for good
–– sent by deployed coins
–market cap · supply –
01 / Deploy

Launch through the pad

Coins deployed here are pump.fun tax coins whose creator is an engine wallet. That is the only path that feeds this buyback. Coins launched anywhere else send nothing.

02 / Cut

10% of the tax

Not a tax on top. It is a tenth of what the coin already collects. The other 90% buys the coin itself back in the same cycle.

03 / Buyback

One buy, in public

The cut is spent on one buy of $CUMPAD, on the bonding curve or on PumpSwap once it graduates. Nobody claims it. The pad routes it.

04 / Burn

Supply goes away

What the buy brings back is burned on-chain in the same cycle. The ledger lists every burn with its transactions. Empty cycles stay empty.

SpentSource coinBurnedStatus

No burns posted yet

When a deployed coin runs a cycle, its 10% shows here as a buyback and burn of $CUMPAD.