The launchpad smarter than you.
Every 3 minutes the engine claims the creator fees of every coin launched here. 80% buys the coin back and burns it, 10% buys and burns $SIPAD, 10% buys and burns $SI, Super Intelligence. No roadmap. No team wallet. Just the loop.
Launch. Wait 3 minutes. Burn.
One clock runs every coin on the pad. When it hits zero, every coin does the same three things.
Your coin goes live on pump.fun
A normal SOL pair. Its creator is a fresh engine wallet that only the pad runs, so its creator fees belong to the loop.
The engine claims the creator fees
All of them, in SOL. 80% becomes one buy of your coin, 10% one buy of $SIPAD, 10% one buy of $SI.
Every buy is burned on-chain
Exactly what each buy brought in, nothing more. Supply drops on Solscan. Nothing sits in a wallet.
Numbers read from the chain.
Every figure comes from the engine's ledger and on-chain reads. None of it is a promise.
The latest experiments.
| Coin | Status | Mcap | Burned | Fees waiting |
|---|
All of the creator fees burn.
Fees leave the chart
The creator fee lands in somebody's wallet. It can be sold, kept or forgotten. None of it has to come back to the coin.
0%burnedFees become burns
80% buys your coin back and burns it. 10% buys and burns $SIPAD. 10% buys and burns $SI. All of it, every cycle.
100%burnedEvery coin here is a $SI sink.
A tenth of every coin's creator fees buys $SI on the open market and burns it. The more the pad trades, the less $SI exists.
Every cycle buys $SI
Each coin's 10% is a market buy of $SI on its PumpSwap pool, every 3 minutes, for as long as the coin trades.
Then burns it
The $SI is burned in the same cycle, so it leaves the supply for good instead of sitting in a treasury.
One direction
The engine only buys and burns. There is no sell instruction anywhere in the loop.
Model a day of fees.
Drag to set the creator fees a coin launched here earns in a day. The engine splits them every cycle. Illustration only.
Questions a superintelligence would not ask.
What does Singularity Pad do?
It runs buybacks and burns. Each coin launched through it has an engine wallet as its pump.fun creator. Every 3 minutes the engine claims that wallet's creator fees and spends all of them: 80% buys the coin and burns it, 10% buys and burns $SIPAD, 10% buys and burns $SI.
Why aren't coins paired with $SI?
pump.fun only accepts a fixed list of tokens as a pair, and $SI is not on it today. So coins trade against SOL, and the engine buys $SI with part of the fees instead.
Is this the official Super Intelligence launchpad?
No. Singularity Pad is an independent project and is not affiliated with the $SI team. The pad's own token is $SIPAD.
Who holds the fees?
Nobody keeps them. The fees are claimed and spent in the same cycle, and every claim, buy and burn is a transaction you can open from the ledger.
What is the roadmap?
Burns every 3 minutes, forever. That is the whole plan.
Is this financial advice?
No. Digital assets can lose all their value. This page explains a buyback loop and nothing more.
Launch a coin that burns itself.
Name it, add a logo, send the launch SOL. An optional dev buy goes through right after the create and lands in your wallet. The engine takes it from there. Public launches open soon.
Every coin on the pad.
| Coin | Status | Age | Mcap | Burned | Fees waiting |
|---|
The token every other coin feeds.
$SIPAD is the pad's own token. Every coin here spends 10% of its creator fees buying it and burning it. Its own creator fees do the same with 90%, and the last 10% burns $SI.
$SIPAD burned per cycle, last 24 cycles
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How the loop works.
Singularity Pad is a launch layer on top of pump.fun. It creates coins, keeps nothing, and runs one cycle every 180 seconds.
- A user submits name, ticker, logo and launch SOL.
- The engine generates a fresh creator wallet, uploads metadata, and creates the coin on pump.fun paired with SOL.
- The optional dev buy is executed and sent to the user's wallet.
- Every 3 minutes the engine claims the creator fees of every coin's wallet and splits them: 80% buys the coin, 10% buys $SIPAD, 10% buys $SI. Each buy is burned.
- Every transaction is written to the ledger with its signature.
Why SOL, not $SI
pump.fun only lets a coin pair with tokens on its own list, and $SI (9aqmJjCnnMQv42TXLk921ceUkN35nea2QP969n1caqjj) is not on it. Coins pair with SOL, and the engine buys $SI on its PumpSwap pool with a tenth of every claim instead. The pad never sells $SI.
The engine
A scheduled worker owns the creator wallets (encrypted at rest) and runs the cycle. It is crash-safe: a claim is credited before any buy, a buy is recorded before its burn, and it burns exactly what each buy brought in. A failed cycle picks up where it stopped on the next tick.
Tech stack
Frontend one HTML page on Vercel, /api rewritten to the engine
API Node + Express on Railway
GET /api/stats totals, next burn, fees waiting
GET /api/coins coins, mcap, burned, fees
GET /api/ledger claim / buy / burn rows
GET /api/burns $SIPAD burned per cycle
Engine same process, one clock every 3 min, Postgres advisory lock
pump.fun SDK · PumpSwap · @solana/web3.js · Token-2022 burn
Storage Postgres (coins, cycles, txs, legs)
Metadata IPFS via pump.fun upload endpoint
Risk
Independent project. Not affiliated with the Super Intelligence team, Solana Labs or pump.fun. Digital assets can lose all their value. Nothing here is financial, tax or legal advice.
Every claim, buy and burn.
The engine writes each transaction here as it lands. Every signature opens on Solscan.
| Cycle | Type | Paid by | Amount | Signature |
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