$BURNBACK · Pump.fun · Creator Fees · Live Now

Fees in. Buybacks out.
Burned forever.

$BURNBACK is live on pump.fun. Creator fees split two ways: 90% routes to a dedicated buyback wallet — and when claimed fees clear the 0.10 SOL threshold, the bot market-buys the token and sends what was bought straight to burn — while 10% goes to the creator. No treasury. No promises. Just tx links, once there are txs to show.

Contract addressHR6HCoAY5Q4nTFG5TT9fKjEYA15RSYKyXjX7TgY6pump
Fee rate 0.30% of volume Split 90% burn · 10% creator Trigger 0.10 SOL Destination Burn address
Illustration of SOL coins looping around and dissolving into a flame, representing buyback and burn
Next burn cycleAwaiting first fee claim
0.00 / 0.10 SOL
0.00 SOL

Across all completed cycles

0

Tokens sent to burn address

0.00%

Of total supply, permanently gone

0

Each one gets a public proof post

🔥 Next buyback — progress to trigger

0.00 / 0.10 SOL · 0%

The bot checks the buyback wallet continuously. When claimed fees cross 0.10 SOL, the next buy fires automatically — no manual claim, no vote, no delay. No cycle has run yet, so this sits at zero. This tracker will fill in with real tx hashes as soon as the first cycle runs.

The loop · How it works

Set once at launch. Now it runs on its own.

The fee split can only be set once, at creation — so it had to be right on day one. It was locked at launch: 90% to buyback & burn, 10% to the creator. From here, the loop needs nobody.

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Fees accrue

Every trade on the curve generates creator fees at 0.30% of volume, split at launch: 90% to the buyback wallet, 10% to the creator.

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Bot claims

The bot watches the wallet. Below 0.10 SOL it waits — so gas never eats a tiny claim alive.

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Market buy

Claimed SOL buys the token via Jupiter routing, capped by slippage and a max buy size per run.

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Burn + proof

Bought tokens go to the burn address. Amount, buy tx, and burn tx post automatically as proof.

Do the honest math

What volume actually buys back

Buybacks don't hold a price up by magic. Here's exactly what they amount to — drag the volume and see it.

Buyback estimator

Estimates only, from the published 0.30% curve fee. Real cycles depend on actual volume and price at buy time.

Creator fees generated3.00 SOL0.30% of volume
Goes to buybacks (90%)2.70 SOLAt 90% share · locked
To creator (10%)0.30 SOL10% of creator fees
Buyback cycles triggered27One per 0.10 SOL claimed
In dollars of volume*$100K → ~$270*$300 in fees · $270 burns, $30 to creator
Launch split90 / 1090% burn · 10% creator, set at launch

The launch split is locked at 90 / 10 — the other buttons just preview what a different split would have meant. Rule we publish with every post: we say “90% of fees fund buybacks and burns” — true and provable. We never promise it pumps the price.

Where the fees go — 90 / 10

Decided and locked at launch: 90% of creator fees to buyback & burn, 10% to the creator. Preview a different share in the estimator and watch this update — the launch config stays 90 / 10.

BUYBACK WALLET · 90%
10%
Buyback wallet → buy → burn · 90%Creator · 10%
Buyback wallet90% of creator fees
Creator wallet10% of creator fees
Burn destinationBurn address · irreversible
Token contractHR6HCoAY5Q4nTFG5TT9fKjEYA15RSYKyXjX7TgY6pump
RoutingJupiter · same stack as swing executor
ProofBuy tx + burn tx, every cycle

No treasury wallet holding bought tokens. If it were held, people would rightly ask when it dumps. Burned means gone — checkable by anyone. The creator's 10% is disclosed here, not hidden.

The ecosystem · Launch through Burnback

Every coin launched here feeds $BURNBACK.

Burnback isn't just one coin — it's a launchpad. Anyone will be able to launch their own token through this site with the same buyback-and-burn machine built in. The difference: 10% of every guest coin's creator fees buys $BURNBACK and burns it — and a 1% platform fee of those fees goes to the Burnback creator. That makes $BURNBACK the main token of the ecosystem — every launch, forever, routes value back to it.

Where a guest coin's fees go — 79 / 10 / 10 / 1

Locked in at that coin's creation, same as the flagship's split — it can't be changed later. Their coin gets the same loop; $BURNBACK gets a permanent slice of every trade, and the platform takes a disclosed 1%.

THEIR COIN · BUY + BURN · 79%
10%
10%
Their coin — buyback & burn · 79%$BURNBACK — buy & burn · 10%Their creator · 10%Platform fee · 1%
Their buyback wallet79% of creator fees
$BURNBACK ecosystem slice10% of creator fees
Their creator wallet10% of creator fees
Platform fee — to the Burnback creator1% of creator fees
Split timingSet once, at their launch
ProofOwn tracker page · buy + burn txs

The flagship keeps its own split — 90% burn / 10% creator. Guest coins run 79 / 10 / 10 / 1: the 10% $BURNBACK slice is what turns every launch into a buy-and-burn engine, and the 1% platform fee is 1% of the creator fees — not 1% of volume. On a guest coin doing $100K of volume, that's about $3 of the ~$300 in fees.

Why $BURNBACK is the main token

Guest coins come and go. The hub collects from all of them — automatically, on every trade they ever make.

A permanent fee stream10% of every guest coin's fees
Independent buy pressureBuys fire off other coins' volume
Bought $BURNBACK is burnedNever held, never sold back
More launchesMore engines shrinking the supply
$BURNBACK supplyOnly moves one direction: down
Platform fee1% of every guest coin's fees

A guest coin doesn't need to succeed for the slice to be real — whatever fees it generates, 10% buys $BURNBACK and burns it, with the tx posted as proof. As the ecosystem grows, that adds up across every coin at once.

LAUNCHER · COMING SOON

Sequence matters: $BURNBACK launched first and the bot is proving the loop live — real buybacks, real burns, public proof. Then the launcher opens. Launching will be non-custodial: you connect your own wallet and sign your own launch transaction. We never hold your keys or your coin.

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Connect & create

Connect your wallet, add a name, ticker, image, and description. The site builds a standard pump.fun launch transaction — you sign it with your own wallet.

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Split locks in

At creation the fee split is set once: 79% your coin's buyback & burn, 10% $BURNBACK buy & burn, 10% to you, 1% platform fee. It can't be edited after.

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Both loops run

The bot claims your coin's fees past the 0.10 SOL threshold, buys and burns your coin with the 79% — and buys and burns $BURNBACK with the 10%.

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Proof page

Your coin gets its own tracker page here: totals, progress to the next cycle, and every buy and burn with its transaction link.

Guardrails

Built so it can't do something dumb

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Slippage cap

If the price moved too far, the buy doesn't fire at a stupid price. It waits for the next check instead of chasing.

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Max buy per run

One claim never market-buys all at once. Caps keep a single cycle from spiking then dumping the chart it was meant to support.

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Minimum threshold

Nothing happens under 0.10 SOL. Small claims would lose too much to fees and gas to be worth burning.

Proof trail

The burn log

Every cycle lands here with its transaction links. If it's not in the log with a tx, it didn't happen.

All events

DateTypeSOL spentTokens burnedTransaction
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No buybacks yet — awaiting the first cycle

$BURNBACK is live, but no buyback cycle has run yet — claimed fees haven't crossed the threshold. The first entry will appear here after the first 0.10 SOL claim — with the buy tx and burn tx attached.

Straight answers

Questions holders actually ask

Does a buyback guarantee the price goes up?

No. At 0.30% of volume, $100K of trading generates roughly $300 in creator fees — $270 to buybacks and burns at the 90% share, $30 to the creator. That's real, verifiable pressure — not a price floor. Anyone promising more is lying to you.

Why burn instead of holding the tokens?

A treasury wallet is a dump waiting to be accused. Burned tokens reduce supply permanently and anyone can verify the burn address balance on-chain.

Can the fee split be changed later?

No — pump.fun fee splits are set at launch and can't be edited after. $BURNBACK's split was locked at creation: 90% to buyback & burn, 10% to the creator.

What does the creator earn?

10% of creator fees, paid to the creator wallet under the same launch split — disclosed here rather than hidden. At $100K of volume that's roughly $30 of the ~$300 in fees; the other ~$270 funds buybacks and burns.

What if volume is tiny?

Then buybacks are tiny, and the log will show exactly that. The threshold means no cycle fires until 0.10 SOL has actually accrued — there's nothing to fake.

Can I launch my own coin through Burnback?

Soon. Once $BURNBACK is live and the bot has proven the loop with public buybacks and burns, the launcher opens to everyone. You'll connect your own wallet and sign your own launch — non-custodial, we never hold your keys — with the fee split locked at creation: 79% buys back and burns your coin, 10% buys and burns $BURNBACK, 10% goes to you, and 1% of the creator fees goes to the platform.

Why does every launched coin buy $BURNBACK?

That's the ecosystem design. Each guest coin routes 10% of its creator fees into market buys of $BURNBACK that get burned, permanently. So every coin launched here keeps shrinking $BURNBACK's supply for as long as it trades — which is why $BURNBACK is the main token of the ecosystem, not just the first one.