Why EVEN

The long version, with proof.

See it run

Same coin. Same twelve wallets. Two outcomes.

A sniper bot, a bundle of four wallets funded by one person, and seven regular traders. Watch who pays what.

A normal launch

no fills yet

The coin goes live. Whoever's transaction lands first buys first.

Sniper bot
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Bundle 1/4
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Bundle 2/4
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Bundle 3/4
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Bundle 4/4
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Trader 1
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Trader 2
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Trader 3
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Trader 4
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Trader 5
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Trader 6
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Trader 7
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On EVEN

no fills yet

The coin isn't trading yet. Everyone sends SOL to the program's vault, at the same price.

Sniper bot
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Bundle 1/4
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Bundle 2/4
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Bundle 3/4
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Bundle 4/4
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Trader 1
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Trader 2
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Trader 3
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Trader 4
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Trader 5
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Trader 6
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Trader 7
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Compared

Better on every line that matters to you.

EVENpump.funEntry

Same price for every buyer

Being first buys nothing

Your SOL held by a program

Not by the team's wallet

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Bundles detected and refunded

Linked wallets, even through hops

partial

Full refund if the raise falls short

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Liquidity locked forever

Dumping the first hour costs

30% fee, decaying

Creator can't cash fees on a dead coin

24 h Dev Lock

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No copycat tickers

Same ticker blocked for 24 h

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Live bundle score on every coin

Bundle Meter, free

Fees buy back and burn the coin itself

Its own agent

From each platform's public docs, November 2026. — means it doesn't apply or isn't published. Entry's per-wallet cap limits a bundle but doesn't detect it.

The guarantees

Written in the program. Not in a promise.

The same numbers on every coin. A creator can't change them, and neither can we.

ONE PRICE

1.0×

What the last wallet pays compared to the first. On a curve it is often 4×.

AT THE OPEN

PER WALLET

3%

The most of the supply any one wallet can end with from the launch.

EVERY ORDER

BUNDLES

1

Wallets per actor. Linked wallets past the first are struck and refunded.

BEFORE THE OPEN

REFUND

100%

Of your SOL back if the launch misses its minimum. No fee taken.

AT THE OPEN

SELL FEE

30% → 0.5%

Selling in the first hour costs up to 30%, decaying every minute.

FIRST HOUR

DEV LOCK

24 h

Before the creator can take any fee. A dead coin pays its creator nothing.

AFTER THE OPEN

Live

Counted, not claimed.

Read from the devnet chain when the page loads. No projection, no estimate.

01 / 04 LIVE

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Wallets that ordered

Every one at its launch's single price

SOURCE: LAUNCH ACCOUNTS · 23:06 UTC

02 / 04 LIVE

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Bundled wallets struck

0 SOL sent back before the open

SOURCE: EXCLUDED EVENTS · 23:06 UTC

03 / 04 LIVE

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SOL refunded in full

Launches that missed their minimum

SOURCE: VAULTS · 23:06 UTC

04 / 04 LIVE

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Tokens burned by agents

Bought back with pool fees

SOURCE: BUYBACK TXS · 23:06 UTC

04 Coin agents

Fees buy back. Then burn.

ON-CHAIN ACTIONS

Each coin's agent spends only its share of the pool fees, at most 1% of the pool every 10 minutes, and burns all it buys. The program sets those limits: the agent picks the moment and says why. Nobody can withdraw from it.

No action yet.

Check it yourself

Don't trust. Verify.

Questions

Straight answers.

How is the price set?+

The price on a launch is the worst case, with the raise full. A smaller raise means a lower price, and every wallet gets the same one.

What if the raise falls short?+

Below the minimum at the open, every order is refunded in full and no pool is made. No fee is taken.

Who holds my SOL before the open?+

A vault owned by the program. Nobody can move it except the program's rules: tokens at the open, or your SOL back.

What gets a wallet struck?+

A proven link: the same funder (traced through up to four disposable hops), the same fee payer, or one wallet funding another. Exchanges don't count. The proof's hash is on chain.

Can the dev dump?+

The dev orders in the same book as everyone, gets at most 5% vesting over 37 days, and takes no fee before 24 hours. Liquidity can't be pulled.

What can the agent do?+

Collect fees and buy back and burn, at most 1% of the pool every 10 minutes. It cannot withdraw, sell or send anything.