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0103 · Buyback & burn

$STABLEPAD Fees in, burn out.

Buyback & burn50% of feespump.fun

0.5% per swap, split 50/50 between the creator and Stablepad. Stablepad's half buys back and burns $STABLEPAD.

The treasury collects Stablepad's half in stablecoin, swaps it to SOL, buys $STABLEPAD on pump.fun / PumpSwap and burns it. Every step is a transaction you can check.

  • 50% of every claim
  • swapped to SOL
  • bought on pump.fun
  • burned on-chain
Contract address
Not launched yet

Coming to pump.fun

$STABLEPAD launches on pump.fun. Until then the treasury keeps its share queued — the contract address lands here the moment it exists.

Treasury wallet
50% of every claim

Hardcoded in the program

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Receives Stablepad's half of every fee claim, in the stablecoin the meme dollar is backed with.

Queued for buyback
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On-chain balance unavailable right now.
Stablecoin spent on buybacks
0.00 USD
Sum of every swap-to-SOL event.
$STABLEPAD burned
0
Sum of every burn event.
How the burn works

Fees → treasury → buy → burn.

Four steps, all of them on-chain. Nothing on this page is estimated.

  1. Step 1: Fees

    Every swap pays 0.5%. Half goes to the creator, half to the Stablepad treasury — a wallet hardcoded in the program.

  2. Step 2: Treasury

    The treasury collects its half in stablecoin (USDC · USDT · USD1). Until a buyback runs, it sits queued in the balance above.

  3. Step 3: Buy

    The Stablepad crank swaps that stablecoin to SOL and buys $STABLEPAD on pump.fun / PumpSwap.

  4. Step 4: Burn

    The tokens it bought are burned. Supply only goes down, and every burn is a transaction you can open on Solscan.

treasury wallet hardcoded in the program · every event below links its transaction · balances read on-chain
Receipts

Buyback-and-burn history

Every treasury event the indexer recorded, newest first. Each row links the transaction that proves it.

No treasury events yet

Fees already claimed sit in the queued balance above. The first row appears when the Stablepad crank claims fees or runs a buyback.