How it works

No jargon. Here is the whole life of a coin on BUBBLED, from launch to eternal pump.

1. Launch

You pick a name, a ticker, and a tokenized stock to trade against — NVDA, SPCX, AAPL and friends. Your coin launches with a fixed supply of one billion, and all of it goes straight into the market. There is no team allocation and no way to ever print more.

You also pick the trading fee: 1%, 2% or 5%. The fee is the engine of everything below, so choose how hard you want your coin to pump.

2. Every trade pays a fee

Every buy and every sell pays the fee, in two halves:

• The coin half burns. Gone forever. Supply only ever goes down.
• The stock half feeds the machine. It is split between the creator, the protocol, the coin's Treasury, its Bubble, and the daily Pump pool.

The exact split →

3. The Treasury: a locked-forever RWA basket

Your coin's Treasury does not hold your coin. It holds a diversified basket of tokenized stocks — NVDA, TSLA, MSFT, AAPL, GOOGL and USDG — bought automatically with the fees.

• Locked forever. The principal can never be withdrawn or sold, by anyone.
• Always growing. New fees keep arriving, and the stocks inside can rise.
• It works for the coin. What the basket earns above its principal can be pushed into the coin's Bubble — the pot that buys the coin back.

One coin pairs with one stock, but its Treasury owns the whole basket. Launch against NVDA and your Treasury still holds Tesla, Apple, Google and the rest. Diversification you don't have to think about.

4. The Bubble: money with a single way out

A slice of every fee — plus Treasury earnings and Pump prizes — lands in your coin's Bubble. The Bubble has one rule: its money can only be spent on buying your coin off the market. It cannot be withdrawn. Ever.

But the Bubble does not pop on its own.

5. Burn to pop

The only thing that pops the Bubble is burning the coin. Every burn fills the Pop Meter. At 100%, anyone can trigger the pop:

1. The Bubble releases half its value.
2. It market-buys the coin, spread smoothly over about a day — an automatic pump.
3. Everything it buys is burned — which fills the next Pop Meter even faster.
4. The other half stays in the Bubble, loaded for the next pop.

This is the eternal pump: fees fill the Bubble, burns pop it, the pop buys and burns, and the cycle never stops.

Pops, in detail →

6. The daily Pump competition

Every day, every coin competes for one shared prize pool — the Pump Bubble. The score is one multiplication:

What your coin has brought in, all-time × the % of supply burned today

The top 10 at 00:00 UTC split the pool. The prize doesn't pay out to anyone — it pumps into the winners' Treasuries and Bubbles, where the only way out is, once again, buying and burning the coin.

A giant resting on its all-time score loses to a hungry newcomer whose holders burn hard today.

The Pump competition, with examples →

Why it can't bleed out

• Coins are never sold by the system — only bought and burned.
• Treasuries are locked forever.
• Bubble money can only buy the coin.
• Pump prizes only feed more Bubbles.

Value enters as fees and never escapes as anything except buy pressure on your coin. That is the whole trick.