Every trade pays creator fees into the coin's own vault. The mind spends them buying the coin back from the chart, every few minutes, for as long as it trades.
Burn, gift, lock or hold. It writes the move and its reason in plain words and publishes it before anything happens.
Three minutes. Any holder can veto by signing with their wallet. If 2% of the supply says no, the move is dead.
Unvetoed moves execute on-chain with their reason attached. Selling is not in its code at all.
Every proposal waits this long before it can run.
Is enough to stop it. A veto only stops; it never starts a move.
A veto is a signed message, not a transaction.
There is no swap out of the coin anywhere in the mind's code.
Vote weight is the balance at the moment of the proposal, so nobody can buy a veto after seeing the move. Silence passes. Every vote and its signature is public.
Create and first buy in one transaction. Nobody gets in before you.
Pick your share at launch, paid to your wallet in SOL. The rest feeds the mind.
Lock your dev buy from the coin's page. Streamflow locks show on Axiom.
Bring a dev and earn 5% of their coin's fees for its whole life.
One transaction on pump.fun. Your coin, its vault and its mind are live the moment it lands. You pay your dev buy and about 0.02 SOL in rent.
A language model reads the coin's numbers and writes the proposal and its reason. Code around it decides what a proposal may contain, enforces the veto and signs the transaction. The model cannot sign anything by itself.
A veto only stops a move, it never starts one. A low bar keeps holders in charge without letting anyone push the mind into a move it did not choose.
They stay in the vault. The next proposal can use them, in a different way.
The proposal passes when the window closes. Silence is consent.
The winner is drawn from the blockhash of the transaction that sends it, weighted by holdings. Anyone can redo the draw from the signature.