The mechanism
A launchpad where every coin
runs a real position
Perpetio launches standard pump.fun coins with one addition: the coin's creator fees are wired, from block one, into a leveraged perp treasury on Phoenix. Here is the whole machine, end to end.
Launch on pump.fun
Name, ticker and image, then pick the engine: any Phoenix market, long or short, 2x to the venue max. One transaction, a standard pump.fun coin.
Fees feed the position
From the very first trade, creator fees sweep into the coin's own sub-wallet and become USDC collateral on a live Phoenix perp at your chosen leverage.
Profits burn the supply
Every take-profit buys the coin on the open market and burns it on-chain. Drawdowns never close the position, incoming fees deleverage it instead.
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The launch
A launch is one transaction on pump.fun's own program: standard token, standard bonding curve quoted in SOL, graduation to PumpSwap with the pool locked by the protocol. The launcher picks the engine at launch: any live Phoenix market, long or short, and a leverage from 2x up to the venue's ceiling for that market. The choice is immutable for the life of the coin.
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The sub-wallet
Every coin gets its own treasury sub-wallet, and that wallet is the coin's on-chain creator: pump.fun routes the creator fees there automatically. The key is derived inside the keeper and never stored, displayed or shared. The venue only accepts orders signed by that wallet, so nobody, launcher included, can touch a coin's position.
03
The fee split
The keeper sweeps a coin's fee vault whenever it holds at least $25, and splits every sweep the same way:
- 50% the perp treasury: opens the position at $20, then tops up collateral
- 15% the launcher, paid on the spot, for the life of the token
- 20% buys back and burns $PERPETIO, the platform token
- 15% the coin's buyback and burn reserve
04
Profits burn the supply
The keeper marks the position every few seconds. Each time unrealized profit climbs 25% of collateral above the last high-water mark, it closes 20% of the position. Of the realized profit, 75% goes to the coin's burn reserve and 25% to the platform. The reserve buys the coin on the open market in $25 clips and burns it on-chain. Burn money is ring-fenced: once earmarked, it can never be put back at risk.
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Drawdowns deleverage
Losses never trigger a panic close. While the position is underwater, incoming fees attach as pure collateral: equity rises, effective leverage falls, and the liquidation price moves away. Size only grows again once equity supports the coin's chosen leverage. If the venue does liquidate, it is recorded as a public event on the coin page and the engine rebuilds from the next $20 of fees. The fee-funded burn never stops.
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Everything is verifiable
The sub-wallet address is public on every coin page. Fee sweeps, swaps, top-ups, take-profits, buybacks and burns are all ordinary mainnet transactions, linked from the coin's history feed. Anyone can reconcile the whole treasury from the explorer without trusting us.
The honest risk paragraph
Leverage cuts both ways. A high-leverage coin on the wrong side of a fast move can be liquidated, and the coin loses its profit-burn stream until fees rebuild a new position. pump.fun, Phoenix, Jupiter and RPC providers are live dependencies: outages pause sweeps, top-ups or burns. Pick a market, a side, a leverage and a coin you actually believe in.
