Allocator

$ALLOC

// Round

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Window
not open yet
Closes in
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Status
waiting for launch

Subject:

Your fees are not yours.
They are the prize.

// Rules

  1. 01All creator fees go into one pot.
  2. 02A round is one hour, UTC.
  3. 03Net SOL in decides the winner.
  4. 0485% buys and burns it, 15% burns $ALLOC.

// The bench, this hour

No coin is registered yet. The first launch opens the first round.

The pot

--SOL

Nothing has been collected yet.

// $ALLOC

the contract address goes up at launch

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One pot

One hour

The bench

Every coin on Allocator, and what it has pulled in since the hour opened.

CoinMintNet SOL inBuysSellsHours won
No coin is registered yet.

Launch a coin

An ordinary pump.fun launch, signed by your own wallet, with the fee split locked to the pot in the same minute.

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The launch opens when the program is live. The button stays off until then.

// The deal

  1. 01Your wallet signs two transactions. The first creates the coin on pump.fun and makes your first buy. The second points the fee split at the pot and registers the coin here.
  2. 02The split is written as 100% to the pot and the admin is revoked in the same instruction, so it can never be moved again. Not by you, not by us.
  3. 03You are the creator of your coin on pump.fun. You keep the account, the page and the chart.
  4. 04What you get back is the hours: whenever your coin takes an hour, the whole pot buys your coin and burns it.

Settled

Every hour that has closed, with the signature of the buy and the burn.

RoundWindow, UTCWinnerPotBurnedProof
No hour has closed yet.

How it works

The whole thing, in order.

// The pot

Every coin launched through Allocator sends all of its creator fees to one account owned by the program. There is no per coin treasury and no dev share. The pot is one number, and it is on the page above.

Fees are collected by a keeper that anyone can watch: it calls pump.fun's own permissionless payout for each coin, then sweeps what arrived into the pot.

// The hour

A round runs from the top of one hour to the top of the next, UTC. For every coin the round measures net SOL in: the SOL that went into buys, minus the SOL that came out of sells.

The coin with the highest net SOL in takes the hour. A coin that ends the hour flat or down cannot take it.

A coin that bonds leaves the bench. Its fees keep arriving at the pot, but its curve has emptied into the pool, so there is nothing honest left to measure and the program refuses it as a winner.

// The payout

At the close the keeper publishes the table and its hash, and the program spends the pot: 85 per cent buys the winning coin on the market and burns every token it bought, 15 per cent buys $ALLOC and burns that. Nobody can take the money out instead: the buy and the burn are the only thing the program can do with a settled round, and anyone can send that transaction.

If no coin is in the green, or the pot is under 0.05 SOL, nothing is spent and the pot carries into the next hour.

// The risk

You can push your own coin to win an hour. It is not free: pump.fun takes a fee on the way in and on the way out, so buying an hour costs more than the pot pays unless the pot is already bigger than what you have to spend. That is the whole defence, and it is arithmetic, not a promise.

Allocator is a pump.fun launchpad, not an investment. A coin here can go to zero like any other, the pot can sit at zero for hours, and nothing about the hour you win is guaranteed to be worth what you paid for it.