Bronze
- min balance
- 100,000
- multiplier
- 1.0×
- weight at min
- 100k
Hold a Reverse Card.
Every time someone dumps within 15 minutes of buying, holders get paid instantly. SOL lands in your wallet seconds after the paperhand . No claiming, no staking, no waiting.
You are holding a Card.
No tax, no custom token code. The coin trades on pump.fun and Axiom like any other. The reverse runs in the payout layer, and every transfer is on-chain.
Every trade pays a creator fee. Half of it goes straight into the public reverse pool.
The engine sees a sell from a wallet that bought less than 15 minutes ago.
5% of that sale, up to 3% of the pool, is sent out within seconds. No batching by the day.
The payout is split by balance and tier, straight to every qualifying wallet.
Paying a fixed share of a growing pool means the pool shrinks slowly on busy days and refills from trading. It can't be drained in one dump.
payout = min(
5% × sale,
3% × pool
)
A 1 SOL dump pays holders 0.05 SOL. A 50 SOL dump hits the 3% cap, so one whale can never empty the pool.
Your weight is your balance times your tier multiplier. Bigger holders earn more per token, which gives everyone a reason to climb.
Paste a wallet address to see its tier, whether it's receiving payouts yet, and how much SOL it has received so far.
An estimate, not a promise. It depends on how many paperhands dump, how big their sells are, and how full the pool is.
Your share is capped at 10% of each payout.
Every early sell and the payout it triggered, newest first. At launch this table reads straight from the chain. Until then it runs on simulated trades.
| time | wallet | sold | held | payout | holders | status |
|---|
Yes. It launches on pump.fun as a standard Solana token with no transfer tax and no custom token code. You can buy and sell it on Axiom or any other terminal.
The engine watches every sell. When a paperhand sells, the payout is sent within seconds, usually in a few transactions for all qualifying holders. You don't claim or connect anything.
50% of creator fees fill the reverse pool. Each early sell pays out 5% of its size, capped at 3% of the pool. That keeps payouts tied to the dump and stops the pool from emptying.
Any wallet that sells within 15 minutes of its last buy. The same 15 minutes works the other way: after you buy, you hold for 15 minutes and then start receiving payouts.
It can get small, but never empty in one go, because each payout takes at most 3% of what's left. Quiet days mean smaller payouts until trading refills it.
New wallets wait 15 minutes before receiving anything, and no wallet can take more than 10% of a payout. Dumping on yourself to trigger payouts costs more in fees and slippage than it returns.