Waking up Smarty
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Your coin,with a brain.

Launch on pump.fun with rules that run themselves: buyback & burn, team splits and a locked dev bag. Written into a smart contract the moment your coin is born. Nobody can change them. Not the dev. Not us.

Launch a smart coin
$SMARTY Launching soon
THE CORE IS THINKINGLIVE
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Spent on burns0 SOL
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tokens held by contracts
01 · Follow the SOL

Every trade feeds the brain.

On pump.fun, every trade pays a creator fee. On a Smarty coin, the "creator" is a smart contract, so those fees land in the contract, not in anyone's wallet. Keep scrolling and follow them.

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Someone trades your coinOn the pump.fun curve, and later on PumpSwap. Each trade pays a small creator fee.
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The fee lands in the contractThe Smarty contract is the coin's creator, so the fees flow into it. Anyone can trigger this, and our crank bot does it every few minutes.
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Burn reactorYour burn share buys the coin back and burns it, a little at a time, so bots can't profit from it.
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Split prismTeam shares go straight to up to 5 wallets, to the exact lamport.
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Dev vaultThe dev's launch buy sits in a vault only the contract controls, and unlocks on the date you set.
02 · Launch

Build a coin with a brain.

Pick your rules. Watch the contract assemble. One click launches it on pump.fun with the rules locked in forever.

Devnet: free test SOL
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Your coin

Add links (X, Telegram, website)
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Where the fees go

every SOL of creator fees, forever
Buyback & burnBuys your coin and burns it
50%
Team walletsGet the rest, split your way
50%
Smarty 5%Burn 47.5%Team 47.5%
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Dev buy & lock

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SMARTY CONTRACT · PREVIEW

Your coin

    If your coin trades

    Estimate using pump.fun's current creator fee (about 0.3% of volume on the curve). Real numbers depend on pump.fun's fees.

    Launch fee0.01 SOL
    Dev buy0.1 SOL
    Network + accounts≈ 0.03 SOL
    Total≈ 0.14 SOL

    One transaction creates your coin on pump.fun and attaches this contract. After that, these rules can never be changed by anyone.

    03 · The Orbit

    Every Smarty coin, live.

    Each one orbits the Core and streams its fees into it. Tap a coin, here or in 3D, to see its contract and every burn and payout it has made.

    Crank bot: collecting fees, splitting and burning for every coin
    04 · Smarty Scan

    Read any contract in plain English.

    Paste a coin address. If it's a Smarty coin, see exactly what its contract does, live from the chain. If it isn't, you'll know that too.

    Try one of the coins above, or paste any pump.fun address.
    05 · $SMARTY

    The first coin with a brain.

    $SMARTY launches through Smarty itself, with its own contract, so everything on this page applies to it too.

    Where Smarty's 5% goes

    Buyback & burn $SMARTY
    Planned
    Platform revenue buys $SMARTY back and burns it, through its own Smarty contract.
    Every Smarty coin
    5%
    of the creator fees flowing through each contract. Hard cap in the code: 10%.
    Launch fee
    0.01
    SOL per launch. Hard cap in the code: 1 SOL.
    Earned by Smarty so far
    0 SOL
    Coins launched
    0

    Why hold $SMARTY

    • Burns from every launchThe more coins use Smarty, the more $SMARTY gets burned.
    • Cheaper launchesHolders launch for less (coming with the launch).
    • New blocks firstMilestones, anti-dump, lottery and staking reach holders first.
    CALaunching soon
    Buy $SMARTY
    06 · No fine print

    What's guaranteed, and what isn't.

    A contract you can't read is a contract you can't trust. So here it is, straight.

    Guaranteed by the contract

    • A coin's rules are written once at launch. No function exists to change them.
    • Fees go into a vault only the contract can spend, and only by those rules.
    • The dev's locked bag can't move before its unlock date.
    • Outsiders can't redirect a Smarty coin's fees. We tested it: pump.fun refuses.
    • Smarty's own cut can never go above 10%, a cap written into the code.
    • Anyone can trigger the payouts and burns, so nothing depends on us staying online.

    Honest limits

    • pump.fun's admins can change any pump.fun coin's creator, for example in a community takeover. That would stop fees reaching the contract. It applies to every pump.fun coin, not just Smarty ones.
    • The Smarty program can be upgraded while pump.fun keeps changing its contracts. Upgrades will need a multi-signature wallet.
    • Locking the dev's launch buy doesn't stop a dev buying more with other wallets.
    • Not audited yet. Mainnet waits for an outside security audit.
    07 · Roadmap

    More blocks for the brain.

    Live on DevnetPhase 1

    The core contract

    Burn, team split, dev lock, crank bot, this site. Tested against pump.fun's real code.

    NextPhase 2

    Audit & mainnet

    Outside security audit, multi-signature upgrades, then $SMARTY launches as the first Smarty coin.

    PlannedPhase 3

    More blocks

    Milestones ("burn 5% at $1M"), anti-dump limits, holder lottery, staking.

    PlannedPhase 4

    Talk to the brain

    Describe your rules in plain English and Smarty builds the contract for you.

    08 · Questions

    Good questions.

    Is a Smarty coin a normal pump.fun coin?

    Yes. It's created by pump.fun's own contract, trades on pump.fun, graduates to PumpSwap like any other coin and shows up on pump.fun. The only difference is who its "creator" is: a Smarty contract instead of a person.

    Where does the money for burns come from?

    From pump.fun's creator fee. Every trade pays it, and normally it goes to the dev's wallet. With Smarty it goes into the coin's contract, which spends it by your rules.

    Who presses the buttons?

    Anyone can. Collecting fees, paying wallets and burning are all open to everyone. Our crank bot does it every few minutes and earns a tiny tip (at most 0.001 SOL) for paying the network fee.

    Can bots front-run the buybacks?

    Each buyback is small, at most 0.2% of the market's SOL, so it moves the price about 0.4%. That's less than a bot would pay in fees to attack it. Bigger budgets are spent over several rounds.

    What's Devnet?

    Solana's test network, with free test SOL. Everything here works there exactly as it will on mainnet. In Phantom, turn on Settings → Developer settings → Testnet mode and choose Devnet, then get free SOL from faucet.solana.com.