Floor burn
A fixed share of fees is hard-coded into the program for buyback and burn. The DAO cannot touch it. This protects the base promise: supply only goes down — deflation never stops.
outside any vote
WANEFINANCE
WANEFINANCE
Solana gave stakers sovereignty over the protocol. WANE gives them sovereignty over their own deflation. A floor share of trading fees is burned forever, outside any vote. The DAO governs the rest: push it into the burn — or pay it out in SOL to stakers.
pump.fun pays creator fees in SOL. The keeper collects them and splits every claim into a protected part and a governed part.
A fixed share of fees is hard-coded into the program for buyback and burn. The DAO cannot touch it. This protects the base promise: supply only goes down — deflation never stops.
Every epoch, stakers direct the share above the floor with ve-weighted votes: push it into the burn or pay it out in SOL pro-rata. Deflation never switches off, but holders get a real choice.
Vote weight = staked amount × lock duration. A 180-day lock weighs 8× a one-week lock — flash-staking before a vote doesn't work.
Minting is impossible; supply is capped from above. New tokens will never exist — not for the team, not for anyone.
The on-chain burn address and its public counter. Supply reduction is verifiable without trusting the team.
$WANEFI trades on pump.fun — creator fees accrue in SOL.
Claims fees on schedule and moves the SOL into the program treasury. On-chain logic sets the split, not the keeper.
The program carves out the floor share and immediately executes a market buyback to the burn address.
The distributable remainder is held until the voting epoch ends.
Per the vote, the remainder is either burned or paid out in SOL to stakers via merkle proofs.
Watches the live burn counter and verifies supply reduction without trusting the team.
Locks for the maximum ve-weight and steers deflation toward the burn.
Votes for the SOL payout and earns revenue from real trading volume.
Sees in one place how much of the fees the floor protects and how much the DAO governs.
No transfer tax: a standard pump.fun launch doesn't support one — all burning happens through fee-funded buybacks.
An honest split: what works from block one, what is being built, what is pushed to phase two. Nothing deferred is presented as ready.
No trades — no fees — no burn. The revoked mint guarantees supply never grows, but the pace of reduction is bounded by the fee stream.
"Deflationary" describes the supply mechanics, not price action. A shrinking supply does not guarantee a rising price.
The floor burn cannot be switched off and does not depend on any vote — the DAO only governs the share above the floor.
At launch: revoked mint, keeper, floor burn, public counter. Staking, DAO voting and the SOL payout come online as the programs ship.
A console with a live simulation of the full cycle: fees → keeper → floor burn → epoch → vote → outcome.
Open the $WANEFI console