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PYRE is live on solana.
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fair launch on pump.fun. the 2 SOL dev buy is locked on streamflow until oct 2027, no cancel, no transfer.
all creator fees go to the treasury; 25% pays back robinhood chain PYRE holders.
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LOADED, written down: how a vault becomes a pump.fun coin's creator, how the floor ratchets, the four modes, the sponsor pool, the backtests on 75 real price paths, and what it can't promise. Launching soon. View article
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What we have before mainnet, in numbers.
279 tests: 108 program integration tests against byte-identical copies of today's pump.fun, PumpSwap and fee programs, 14 program unit tests, 11 SDK, 85 indexer, 36 agent, 25 AI service. A randomized churn test runs 4 seeds × 700 steps and checks every invariant after each step.
Three independent internal security reviews, 14 findings, all fixed. No external audit yet.
Backtests on 75 real pump.fun price paths. On the runner set the sponsor got its 125% on 89% of launches, median 51 minutes. On dead coins, principal back on 75%, and no mode moved price by more than 0.2% on average once the crowd traded the vault's impact back.
new coins on pyre now launch on pump.fun.
write one sentence. stake 1 SOL, returned at the first build. the coin goes live on the curve and its fees pay an AI agent to build the app.
the 7 robinhood chain coins keep running as they are.
why pyre moved to solana.
on robinhood chain, every first trade started with a bridge from arbitrum or ethereum. on solana you send SOL from any exchange and buy.
the traders are already on pump.fun. a coin that funds an app should launch where its buyers are.
and the fee loop gets simpler.
pump.fun pays the creator on every curve and pool trade. the claim is permissionless and always pays the recorded creator.
pyre claims every 5 minutes: 60% builds the app, 25% buys the coin and burns it, 15% goes to the launcher.
the lock, readable by anyone: app.streamflow.finance/contr…
held PYRE on robinhood chain at block 79819827 and still holding? check and link your refund: pyre.fun/refund
PYRE is moving to solana.
the traders and builders are on pump.fun. pyre already launches solana coins there, so the main coin goes where the activity is. same loop: creator fees pay an AI agent to build apps.
how the move works:
- fair launch on pump.fun. no presale. everyone buys on the same curve.
- snapshot: robinhood chain block 79819827, taken 2026-10-04 09:12 UTC, before the announcement. PYRE bought after it doesn't count.
- keep holding. sell or move your PYRE after the snapshot and your refund shrinks for good.
- refund = the ETH you put in: ETH spent buying PYRE minus ETH you got selling it, up to the snapshot.
- 25% of the new coin's creator fees pays refunds in SOL, pro-rata to what each holder is still owed, until everyone is paid back.
- claim on pyre.fun: prove your robinhood wallet, link your solana wallet. payouts land there.
claim site soon.
launches refused so far: 4. real-money gambling, rom piracy, a scam-styled coin.
a classifier reads the sentence before the intake agent does. a refused intake never becomes a coin and does not count against a new account's 5 launches a day.
67 launches created. 6 coins live.
pyre was reviewed independently. one high: an external-wallet launcher could point the stake at any inbound treasury tx, a fee sweep say, and get it refunded.
fixed: the tx must be mined, to the treasury, worth the stake, from the launcher's proven wallet. one hash, one launch.
basket: launched 05:39 utc. first fee claimed 05:40. first build started 05:46. v1 live at 06:44.
65 minutes from one sentence to basket.pyre.fun: weighted baskets of real pyre coins, exact-cent sizing, an hourly equity curve, a trade link per leg. 120+ holders.
the agent does not pick a stack. every app starts from the same template: same framework, same dark canvas, same type, same sdk.
the model fills in the app, not the scaffolding. that is why a whole build can be reviewed by reading one diff.
