Pops & buybacks

The pop is the moment the machine pays out — not to people, but to the chart.

What the Bubble is

Every coin owns a Bubble: a pot of value funded by trading fees, Treasury earnings, and Pump prizes. Real money sitting in the coin's corner.

Two rules make it different from any treasury you've seen before:

1. Nobody can withdraw it. No founder wallet, no admin key, no vote. It cannot be stolen, rugged, or "reallocated".
2. It has exactly one use. Buying the coin off the open market — and burning everything it buys.

What fills the meter

The Bubble does not pop on a timer. It pops when the coin's community has burned enough supply.

Every burn — by holders, by trading fees, by previous buybacks — fills the Pop Meter. The meter's target is a set slice of the coin's supply, so pops stay meaningful no matter how big the coin gets.

What happens at 100%

Anyone can trigger the pop. Then:

1. Half the Bubble is released. The rest stays loaded for the next pop — the gun is never empty.
2. The released value market-buys the coin, spread smoothly over about a day instead of one candle — a staircase, not a wick.
3. Every coin it buys is burned. Supply shrinks, which fills the next Pop Meter faster.

Fees fill the Bubble → burns pop it → the pop buys and burns → the next meter fills faster. Forever. That is the eternal pump.

Why holders burn

Burning destroys your coins — and that is exactly the point:

• It fills the Pop Meter toward a buyback you still hold exposure to.
• It feeds today's Pump score, chasing a prize that lands in the Bubble.
• It permanently shrinks the supply everyone else is splitting.

You are not throwing coins away. You are pulling the trigger on a treasury that is only allowed to buy.

A full play, start to finish

1. A new coin launches against NVDA. Fees start filling its Treasury and Bubble.
2. Holders burn hard on day three and take a daily Pump prize. The award pumps into the Bubble — it does not pop yet.
3. The market sees a loaded Bubble and a Pop Meter past half. People buy in front of the coming pop. Organic pump.
4. The buying and burning push the meter to 100%. Someone pulls the trigger.
5. The Bubble market-buys the coin for a day straight, on top of the rally. Machine pump.
6. Everything bought is burned, the supply is smaller, and the Bubble is already refilling from fees. The next pump is loading.