How it works
Every coin gets a 10× vault.
Launch a coin here and it comes with a vault. People buy tickets at one fixed price. 15% of every ticket buys the coin and burns it. The rest waits in the vault, and later tickets pay earlier ones out at ten times, in order, by code.
88 seconds, with narration. The numbers in it come from the same rules as the demo below.
Run a vault in your browser.
Nothing here touches a wallet or a chain. Each click is one new person buying one ticket for 100.00 (an example price). The math is the vault's own integer math.
- Tickets sold
- 0
- In the vault
- 0.00
- Paid out
- 0.00
- Spent on buy and burn
- 0.00
- Coins burned illustrative
- 0
- Paid 10× / exited
- 0 / 0
Fresh vault. Add the first person.
The line payout order
emptyLeft the vault
0The rules this demo runs
- One price, one ticket per wallet. Every ticket in a vault costs the same.
- 15% buys the coin and burns it. The coin's supply goes down with every ticket. (When the coin leaves its launch curve, the burn stops and the whole ticket goes into the vault. The demo assumes the coin is still on its curve.)
- 85% buys vault shares on the vault's own price curve. The curve starts with virtual depth of two tickets, so earlier tickets get more shares for the same price.
- Payout at 10×. After every ticket, the vault checks the front of the line (up to 10 payouts per ticket). If selling that ticket's shares returns at least 10× the ticket, it is paid that amount and leaves the line.
- Order: most shares first. Equal shares go in buying order. A payout lowers the share price, so a ticket bought right after a payout can get more shares and move ahead of older ones.
- Exit any time. Sell your shares back to the vault at its current price, which can be far below what you paid.
Coins burned are illustrative: the demo models the coin's own market as a fresh constant-product curve (1,000,000,000 coins against 30,000) with no fees and no other traders. Everything else follows the vault's rules exactly.
The honest math
The 10× is paid by people who buy tickets later. Nothing outside the vault adds money. At most about one ticket in ten can reach 10×, and only while new tickets keep coming. When they stop, the tickets still waiting can only exit at the vault price, which can be close to zero. Most tickets lose money. The code is unaudited. Only use money you can afford to lose.