Tokens

No wallet can hold more than a set share of supply. Selling back into the curve is never blocked.

The holding cap starts small and rises on a timer, so snipers only get a tiny bag at launch.

A tighter wallet cap for the first minutes, against snipers. Combines with the other caps.

Every buy, sell and transfer is capped at the same share of supply. Nobody is exempt.

Caps buys and sells separately, so people buy freely but no single sell can dump a big bag.

Small holders sell freely; the bigger the bag, the smaller each sell can be.

Limits how many buys can land in one Solana block, so nobody buys the launch in one shot. Sells are never blocked.

Refuses buys that pay huge priority fees or Jito tips in the buying transaction during the launch window. Sells are never blocked. It can't see a tip paid from another transaction in the same Jito bundle, so treat it as a speed bump, not a wall.

The trading fee starts high and falls to the normal 1% over the first minutes, so sniping the launch costs a lot. The curve charges it, so it works however people buy. Your own launch buy pays only 1%. The fee is shared like every trading fee.

Bigger buys pay more: a buy over a set size burns part of what it buys, up to the full rate for the biggest buys. Small buys pay nothing.

A share of every buy is burned for good, so the supply shrinks as people buy and every holder owns a bigger slice.

A share of every buy goes into a pot for holders, split by how much each wallet held while it came in. Holders collect it when the token graduates (if it never does, the pot stays locked).

Moves only through its market. Wallet-to-wallet sends are refused, so nothing trades off-market.

Anyone can buy from the curve, but nobody can sell back what they bought: to cash out you pass tokens to someone else, and tokens you got from another wallet can be sold. (A second wallet of your own counts as someone else.)

Buying and selling only during set hours (UTC), like a stock exchange. Sending tokens works any time.