COMING SOONRewards that trading generates are collected, matched in worth across token plus SOL, then deposited as PumpSwap depth. Receipts for that depth get destroyed immediately, which keeps every deposit permanent.
Trading rewards get collected.
Half turns into token, half stays SOL.
Both halves join PumpSwap; receipts destroyed.
Runs again as fresh rewards arrive.
Figures come from the engine wallet and the ledger. Until the first cycle settles they stay pending rather than showing a number nobody can check.
Every deposit mints LP receipts, and those receipts are destroyed in the same transaction. Nobody holds a claim on the depth afterwards — not the team, not the engine, not an early holder.
A pool is only as safe as whoever can withdraw it. With the receipts gone there is no withdraw path left, so liquidity only moves in one direction: up.
Each gather, buy, deposit and burn lands in the ledger with its transaction. You do not have to believe the engine ran; you can open it.
Fees come in. Depth goes out. Nothing comes back out again.
Any pump.fun token can route its rewards through the engine. Paste the mint, check it against the chain, and the loop starts on the next cycle.
Fresh pump.fun tokens with their price, move, liquidity and volume. Tokens routed through the engine are marked. Everything here comes from Dexscreener at load, refreshed every 45 seconds.
Four stages, every cycle, in the same order. Each one writes to the ledger before the next begins.
Trading rewards accumulate in the engine wallet. Nothing is swept out, nothing is routed to a team address; the balance simply builds until a cycle is worth running.
The gathered amount is split down the middle. Half buys the token on the open market, half stays as SOL, so the pair going into the pool is matched in worth rather than lopsided.
Both halves are deposited into the PumpSwap pool as depth. The LP receipts the deposit mints are destroyed in the same transaction, which is what makes the depth permanent: there is no token left that could withdraw it.
The engine goes back to gathering. Every cycle leaves the pool deeper than it found it, and nothing in the design walks that back.
A pool takes two sides. Depositing SOL alone would just hand the pool a free trade; depositing token alone would do the same in reverse. Splitting the fee first means the deposit lands as depth instead of as a price move.
LP receipts are the withdraw ticket. Holding them would mean the depth could leave again, which is exactly the thing this engine exists to prevent. Burning them in the same transaction closes the door behind every deposit.
Paste a pump.fun mint. The site reads it from the chain and from Dexscreener before anything else happens, so you can see exactly what is being registered.
Registration does not take custody of anything. It points the token's reward stream at the engine; the token's own authorities are untouched.
Every gather, buy, deposit and burn, with its transaction. Append only — entries are never edited once written.
The wallet balance is read live from Solana RPC. Totals come from the entries above, so they only move when a cycle actually settles.
Its fees run through the same loop as everything else registered here.
Read from Dexscreener, refreshed every minute. Anything it has no answer for stays blank.
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Connect a wallet to read your $OWNR balance and share of supply.
Short version: every fee flows back into the PumpSwap pool, and the receipt for it is burned so nobody can pull it.
OWNR is a fee engine. Trading rewards that a registered token generates are gathered by the engine, split into a matched pair, deposited into that token's PumpSwap pool as depth, and the LP receipts are burned in the same transaction. The result is a pool that only ever gets deeper.
LP receipts are the claim on deposited liquidity. As long as somebody holds them, the depth can be withdrawn — which is what every pulled pool has in common. Burning the receipts at deposit time removes the claim entirely. The depth stays because there is no longer anything that could take it out.
Paste the mint on the Register page. The site reads the mint account and the Dexscreener pair before anything is signed, so you see the supply, the authorities and the live market first. Registering points the reward stream at the engine; it does not take custody of the token and does not change its authorities.
The Ledger lists every entry with its type, amount and transaction link, plus the engine wallet balance read live from Solana RPC. Entries are append only. Until the first cycle settles the totals read pending rather than showing a figure that cannot be checked.
The Markets page reads fresh pump.fun tokens from Dexscreener with price, 24h move, liquidity and volume. Tokens routed through the engine are marked; the rest are listed as they come.
Phantom, Solflare and Backpack. The site reads balances from public RPC endpoints. Nothing is signed until you approve it in your wallet, and if a step does not complete, nothing is spent.
The engine's own token. Contract address is in the bar at the top of every page and on the $OWNR page with live market data and the top holders read from Solana RPC.