More community.
Less $PING.
Twenty percent of routed creator fees is allocated to buying $PING on the market and burning the purchased tokens.
From a trade
to a little less supply.
Every stage has its own on-chain transaction. The public ledger keeps allocation and execution separate.
The community trades.
Eligible Pump.fun trades generate creator fees.
Fees find their people.
The locked split distributes 80% to the recipient vault and 20% to the treasury.
The treasury buys.
The operator uses allocated SOL to buy $PING on the market, subject to available liquidity.
The tokens burn.
Purchased tokens are permanently removed from circulation. Completed burns receive a public receipt.
— SOL
Allocated to the buyback treasury through recorded claims.
Allocation first.
Burn after execution.
Buybacks are executed separately by the treasury operator. They are not automatic. Holding $PING does not guarantee returns or a share of fees.
A little more
clarity.
Do I need $PING to claim?
No. Claims require the designated Telegram identity and a Phantom wallet with enough SOL for network fees. No $PING holding is required.
Are buybacks automatic?
No. The fee allocation happens on chain. The treasury operator executes market purchases and burns separately, within its configured limits.
Who holds the recipient fees?
PING controls a separate claim wallet for each token. The recipient verifies their Telegram account at withdrawal and chooses the Phantom wallet that receives the payout.
Can I change the 80/20 split later?
The routed split is permanent. Review the Telegram handle, treasury and share allocation before approving in Phantom.
Make some
good noise.
A token for your people.
A ping they’ll remember.