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100% fee buyback and burn
All fees generated from volume are used for buyback and burn, reducing supply and increasing scarcity. Nothing is routed to a treasury or a team wallet.
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Deflationary Solana
100% of trading fees are used to buy DSOL on the open market and burn it. Every cycle runs automatically, roughly every 1 minute, and every buy and burn is verified against the ledger before it appears here.
Contract address
HRkTEJ2DribjFofYjF6mg1HzUbX34TnArZBGinWmpumpHRkTEJ2D…inWmpump
SOL spent on buybacks
DSOL burned
Supply burned
Buy & burn cycles
Live dashboard
Every buy and burn, on the record
Each row is a completed cycle: fees claimed, tokens bought, tokens destroyed. Open any of them on Solscan and check the numbers yourself.
Supply destroyed
- Original supply
- Burned to date
- Circulating now
- SOL spent
- Cycles completed
Circulating supply is read live from the mint account. Burned totals are the sum of every verified burn transaction — — DSOL permanently removed from supply.
Buy & burn transactions
| When | SOL spent | Tokens burned | Proof |
|---|---|---|---|
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Ledger-verified
Mechanism
Volume becomes scarcity,
one cycle at a time
Trading generates fees. Fees buy DSOL. Bought tokens are destroyed. The loop runs on a timer and needs no one's permission to continue.
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Fees accrue
Every trade pays a creator fee. It collects in the token's creator vault on both the pump.fun bonding curve and the PumpSwap AMM.
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Fees buy the token
The engine claims the vault and spends 100% of it buying the token back on the open market, at the same price anyone else pays.
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Tokens are burned
Everything bought is sent to an SPL burn instruction. The tokens are destroyed at the mint — not parked in a wallet nobody controls.
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Both legs are verified
The buy and the burn are read back from the ledger and checked before either is published. Nothing reaches this page unverified.
Simple math
There is no staking, no lockup and no distribution to claim. The only thing that happens to the fees is that they buy the token and the token is burned. Holding is the entire mechanism.
Cycles collecting less than 0.01 SOL are skipped — below that, network fees would consume more than the buy is worth.
- Trading fees collected1,000 SOL worth
- DSOL bought from the market1,000 SOL worth
- Tokens burned permanently100% of what was bought
- Held back for distributionNone
Overview
Built to do one thing, and to prove it did
No governance, no emissions schedule, no roadmap of promises — a single automated loop that spends fees on the token and destroys what it buys.
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Deflationary tokenomics
Continuous buyback and burn creates deflationary pressure, benefiting all holders through reduced supply. The more the token trades, the faster supply falls.
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Supply reduction
DSOL holders benefit from volume growth through automatic token burns that reduce total supply. Every burn is a signed transaction anyone can open on Solscan.
Context
Solana itself is going deflationary
Burning issuance is not a niche idea on this chain — it is under active governance. The Burn SIMD and the Disinflation SIMD went to a stake-weighted vote in August 2026.
DSOL applies the same principle at the token level, and has been doing it every minute since 2025 — fees in, supply out, every cycle on the record.
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mert@mert
Helius · 2 August 2026
big news
the solana deflation & burning proposals will go to an early vote starting tomorrow
if they get at least 15% of stake to signal support, they'll go to a final vote after that
if you're a node or holder that want these on Solana, show support fast
no time to waste
great hylord cavey phd ∿@cavemanloverboy
Harmonic
yuge yuge week. there is a plan for the proposals for
1) The Burn SIMD, aka The Resource Fee SIMD
2) The Disinflation SIMD
to go live this week for voting. for these changes to make it into the protocol and into agave/fd we need
1) proposals to swiftly get support from 15%
FAQ
Questions
The engine runs a cycle roughly every 1 minute(s). Solana transactions can take longer than expected to land, so the interval between recorded burns varies a little in practice.
A cycle needs at least 0.01 SOL of collected fees to be worth executing. Below that, network and priority fees would cost more than the buy is worth, so the cycle is skipped and the fees roll into the next one.
After each buy and each burn lands, the engine re-reads the transaction from the chain. The buy must have actually delivered tokens, and the burn must contain a real SPL burn instruction for the right mint and the right amount. Only then is the cycle recorded and published here.
From the token's creator fee on pump.fun and PumpSwap. Every trade pays it, and it accumulates in a vault the engine claims each cycle. It is not taken from holders' balances.
No. An SPL burn destroys the tokens at the mint and reduces total supply. The tokens are not sent to a burn address someone might hold a key to — they cease to exist, which is why circulating supply on this page falls over time.
No. The engine only ever spends the fees it claims and burns what those fees buy. It cannot touch anyone's wallet or balance.