Auto buyback and the floor
Route your earnings into automatic buys below the price. Every token bought is burned forever.
Auto Buyback lets a creator turn part of their fee stream into standing, automated demand for their own coin. The share of earnings you route to it (the launch-time slider) continuously funds one-sided buy support placed just under the current price, a wall of real bids that follows the market.
The mechanics
- Funded by fees, not promises: as your coin trades, your chosen share of the creator leg flows into the wall: per $10M of volume, up to $28,000 on a token with a creator vault (5% fee, the 10% maximum), and up to $70,000 on older tokens at 100%.
- The wall sits just below the live price and repositions as the price moves. It acts like a rising floor rather than a fixed peg.
- Every token the wall buys is burned. Bought supply is permanently removed from circulation, buyback money never recycles into sell pressure.
- Coins with an active wall carry the FLOOR badge in the markets table, so traders can see which coins have standing support at a glance.
Why burn instead of hold
A buyback that holds tokens is future sell pressure with extra steps. Burning makes the floor’s effect permanent: volume in, supply down, forever. Combined with the fixed supply, sustained trading mechanically concentrates ownership among remaining holders.
Setting it
One slider at launch, default 10%, permanent. For tokens launched with a creator vault it runs from 0% to 10%, because those tokens pay holders directly through their creator vault, and the wall can never be switched off. Older tokens could choose 0–100%. The launch review screen states your choice before you sign, and the app warns you about edge cases, for instance, a 100% buyback leaves no creator earnings for any earnings split you configure.