Solana launchpad · coming soon

Every trade
feeds the fire.

Launch a token with a burn engine built in. Every trade pays a fee, the engine buys the token back from the market and burns it, enforced by a smart contract. More volume, faster shrinking supply.

⛓ Solana 📈 Meteora bonding curve 🔒 No withdraw function ⚡ Anyone can trigger a burn
🔥 Burn enginesimulation
Total supply
1,000,000,000
Fuel from fees0.000 SOL
How it works

Volume in. Supply out.

No team bag, no tax, no vault anyone can drain. The fire is fed only by trading.

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Launch

One click. The token starts on a bonding curve, no liquidity needed from the creator.

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Trade

Every buy and sell pays a small fee. Part of it goes straight to the token's burn engine.

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Buy back

The engine spends its fees buying the token from the market. Real buy pressure.

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Burn

Bought tokens are burned in the same transaction. Supply only goes down.

Burn calculator

How fast does it burn?

Move the sliders. The more a token trades relative to its market cap, the faster its supply disappears.

Supply burned after 30 days
0%
$0bought back per day
0tokens burned in total
Illustration at the planned 0.32% of volume going to buyback and burn, 1B supply, market cap held constant. Not a forecast. Final fee parameters are set before mainnet.
Why trust it

Burns you don't have to take on faith.

The burn engine is a program on Solana, not a wallet someone controls.

🔒No withdraw button

The engine can do exactly one thing with its fees: buy the token and burn it. Not us, not the creator, nobody can take them out.

⚡Anyone can trigger a burn

Burns don't depend on our bot. Anyone can call the engine, so the fire keeps going even if we disappear.

🛡️Sandwich protection

Every buyback has a hard price limit checked on-chain, so MEV bots can't squeeze the burn.

🔍Verifiable on Solscan

Every buyback and burn is one public transaction. Total supply is read straight from the chain.

For everyone in the trade

Launch in seconds. Earn while it burns.

Creators

  • Launch free, no liquidity needed
  • Earn a share of every trading fee
  • Optional dev-buy inside the launch transaction

Holders

  • Constant buy pressure from fees
  • Supply shrinks with every burn
  • Live burn feed for every token

Traders

  • Standard bonding curve, no hidden tax
  • Fair start with anti-sniper fees
  • Rules fixed on-chain at launch

Launch a token Preview

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NameFire Cat
Ticker$FCAT
Dev-buy0.5 SOL
Supply1,000,000,000
🔥 Burn engine always on
Launch · coming soon
First token

$BURNPULL

The first token launched on BurnPull, with the same burn engine as every token on the platform. Launch date drops on X first.

Roadmap

Where the fire is right now.

We ship in public. Every step is announced on X.

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Burn engine contract

Fee claim, buyback and burn in one transaction. Tested end-to-end against the real bonding curve program.

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Security and devnet

Sandwich and sniper protection tests, burns after the token leaves the curve, public devnet test.

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Launch app

Create a token, trade, and watch a live burn feed for every token.

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$BURNPULL launch

The first token goes live on mainnet.

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Open launchpad

Anyone can launch their own token with a built-in burn engine.

FAQ

Questions

Can the team or the creator take the burn fees?

No. The fees sit in an engine controlled by the program, and the program has no instruction that sends them anywhere except a buyback that ends in a burn.

What triggers a burn?

Anyone can call the engine once enough time has passed since the last burn. We run a bot that does it, but if it goes down, any holder can trigger the burn themselves.

Where does the token trade?

It starts on a Meteora bonding curve, so it is tradable on standard Solana tools from the first second. When the curve fills up, the token graduates to a Meteora pool.

Can bots front-run the burn?

Each buyback has an on-chain price limit, so a sandwich attack makes the transaction fail instead of extracting value.

Is the program audited?

Not yet. Before mainnet we publish the program address and test results, and we start with conservative limits. A third-party audit comes as volume grows.

Don't miss the first spark.

Launch date, devnet test and $BURNPULL details drop on X first.

Follow BurnPull on X