Every wallet that sells is an army on the field. Your wallet picks your unit. Your realized profit sets your numbers: up, and more march in; down, and they fall.
The creator's bag is locked on chain. Check it yourself.
A bell rings. Nobody knows when. The last army standing takes the purse.
Paper gains don't count. Sell before the bell or you didn't win.
| # | Army | Realized | Sells |
|---|
Realized means SOL received for sells minus what those tokens cost. Read from the chain's own balance changes. Holding counts for nothing.
After the launch transaction there is no human in the loop. A keeper sends the transactions on a timer. Anyone can send them instead.
One transaction creates the coin and the program buys the dev share into a vault it controls. Nobody holds a key to it. See the program on Solscan.
It is a normal pump.fun coin. Buy it, sell it, do what you do. The program sweeps creator fees as they come in. A quarter goes to the purse.
When the lock ends the program sells the bag and picks the bell from a slot hash. Half of any gain on the bag goes to the purse. Only sells before the bell count.
The scorer posts the winner and a hash of the full card. Anyone can redo the math from public data. After a short window, anyone can trigger the payout.
| # | Coin | Length | Winner | Realized | Purse | Date |
|---|
Purse is what the program paid to the winner, on chain. Realized is the winner's profit taken before the bell. Test matches with tiny dev buys; the purses were small on purpose.