BurnPad

Introducing The Burn Pad ($BURNPAD) Most coins slowly bleed out because the fees leak to teams and LPs. We built the opposite. Every creator fee gets handed to an onchain agent that does one job: it buys $BURNPAD off the open market and burns it, 24/7, with nobody touching the controls. So the more it trades, the more fees it prints, and the more supply gets torched. There's no team wallet sitting on a bag, no LP to pull, and no off switch. It just quietly makes the supply smaller every hour it runs. A few things that matter: - 100% of fees go to buyback and burn - It runs onchain, fully automated - Supply only moves one way, down Pumpfun was literally just talking about the vibe shift and onchain goats coming back. Market's waking up again, so we kept it simple: fees in, supply out. CA: GkK3N9izEPF1fo8aeFK1E9QXhYb7v841rbC4B19Lpump

@Poke_Pixl is this getting fixed?

The burn feels good

The simple times were just better. Hands down....

$BURNPAD burn report Total tokens burned: 8,744,518 Total spent on buybacks: 0.79 SOL Fees claimed and recycled: 0.72 SOL Every number above only goes up. The agent claims fees, buys the token, and burns it every cycle, 24/7, no hands on the wheel. Supply keeps shrinking. The furnace doesn't sleep.

The first token using burnpad launchpad has already been launched. Remember 10% of the fees from each coin is going to the main coin $BurnPad buybacks & burns.

Everyone's overcomplicating it. Vaults, points, airdrops, 14 step roadmaps, a discord with 30 channels. Half these projects need a whitepaper just to explain why you should care. Solana's pumping again. Maybe it's time to bring back the old ways. Pick something simple, make it real, let it run. That's the whole idea behind The Burn Pad. Fees come in, the agent buys, the supply burns. No dashboard to babysit, no promises to break. It just runs. Keep it simple. Let it burn.

@0xSrM3ta For each token there is also a agent thats basically talking about the thoughts of its coin each time. Not just a script.

@theburnpadfun Agent mode basically no?

The Burn Pad isn't just a coin. It's a launchpad. Anyone can launch their token here, and every launch comes with the same autonomous agent baked in: it claims the creator fees and runs them straight into buyback and burn for your coin. No setup, no team wallet, no manual work. The machine just does it. Here's the part that makes it different. Every time fees get claimed on any coin launched through the pad, 10% of those fees get routed into buyback and burn for $BURNPAD too. So every new launch feeds the fire. The more people build here, the more $BURNPAD supply gets torched. One pad, one furnace, everybody's volume making the float smaller. Launch a coin. Feed the burn.

How the burn works under the hood: The agent wakes up every single minute, around the clock. It checks the fee vault, and if there's at least 0.05 SOL sitting there, it claims it, buys $BURNPAD, and burns it on the spot. If a minute goes by with no burn, it's not broken. It just means fees haven't hit 0.05 SOL yet. The agent waits, the fees keep stacking, and the next time the threshold is crossed it torches the whole batch at once. So slower volume means fewer, bigger burns. More volume means it fires nonstop. Either way the supply only moves one direction.

Dex have now been paid, systems is running. We're turning on for the pumpfun livestream.

Its turning on, next cycle. It will show up.

The systems have now been turned on. Dex is getting paid.

The dev tokens have been locked. app.streamflow.finance/token-dashboar…

Sometimes keeping it simple is the key🔥