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$TEK has a metronome instead of a team. It ticks every five minutes, and on each tick the fees this coin earned are claimed, turned into $TEK with a single buy, and destroyed. The only thing that ever moves the engine is time. $TEK on pump.fun.

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Dots: the price, sampled every minute. Dashed columns: ticks, scaled by the SOL each one spent. Orange: the tick that just happened.

What $TEK does

A creator fee usually ends up as someone's salary. Here it ends up as smoke.

The engine wallet claims the fees, spends only what it claimed, and burns only what it bought. Anything else in that wallet is never touched, and nothing is set aside for a team.

Burned by the clock

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creator fees turned into $TEK and burned.

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The rule

tick every5 min
feestandard pump.fun fee
fees used100%
team cut0%
minimum buy0.002 SOL
gas reserve0.003 SOL
slippage15%
resulton-chain burn

The vault


        
        
Fees settle in the vault with every trade. On the tick the valve opens, one buy runs through, and the $TEK it returns is burned in the furnace below.

Next tick

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Latest tick

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Ticks

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Recent trades

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How it works

Trading pays in. Each swap of $TEK leaves a small fee behind. The creator's slice of it lands in SOL and sits untouched until the metronome says otherwise.

The metronome ticks. Ticks are pinned to launch time, one every 300 seconds. The countdown above is the whole schedule.

The claim becomes a buy. The engine takes exactly what it claimed, keeps a sliver for gas, and swaps the rest for $TEK in one order.

The buy becomes ash. The tokens from that order are burned before the run ends. Solscan shows the supply shrink, tick by tick.

The rules

#ruledetail
1Fixed clockOne tick every 5 minutes, on a grid set at launch.
2No extra taxOnly pump.fun's standard fee. The creator share is the whole pot.
3Only the claim is spentA tick buys with what it claimed, never with the rest of the wallet.
4Only the buy is burnedThe burn takes exactly what that buy returned.
5Small pots roll overUnder the minimum, the pot waits and joins the next tick.
6Three transactionsClaim, buy, burn. Signed by the engine wallet and linked in the log below.

The protocol

A clock and a fee. $TEK is a standard pump.fun coin paired with SOL. No custom tax and no special pair: the creator share of the standard fee is the only input, and the burn is the only output.

Every trade feeds the next tick. More volume, bigger ticks, less $TEK.

coin$TEK on pump.fun
pairSOL
tick every5 min
fees used100%
team cut0%
engine wallet—

Tick log

Bars run left to right in time. Taller bars spent more SOL. Orange is the newest; grey marks dry runs.

#timestatusclaimedspentburnedsupply aftervenueclaimbuyburn