Getting started
Introduction
Symbio launches pump.fun coins whose creator fees buy back other coins and burn them. The dev takes nothing.
What it does
Every trade on a pump.fun coin pays a creator fee. Normally it goes to whoever launched the coin. On Symbio, the fee is locked on-chain at launch to a burn wallet, and every minute it’s spent buying a coin and burning the tokens bought.
When you launch, you pick what your coin burns:
- A host: any other Solana coin with a market.
- Its holders’ coins: the coins your coin’s top 100 holders hold most, up to 10, re-read every five minutes.
- Itself: a buyback and burn of your own coin.
You can also split the burn between your own coin and either of the first two.
The flow, in one minute
- People trade your coin on pump.fun. Each trade adds to its creator fees.
- Every minute, the fees are claimed to the burn wallet.
- 90% buys what your coin burns; 10% buys $SYMBIO.
- Everything bought is burned in the same minute, and the burn gets a numbered receipt with its transactions.
Nobody presses a button, and nobody keeps the fees: not the launcher, not us.
Where to start
- Launch a coin: the steps, and what you approve.
- What a coin can burn: hosts, holders’ coins, and self-burn.
- The burn engine: exactly when and how fees are claimed, bought and burned.
- Receipts and verifying: how to check all of it on-chain.