SOLANA STATIONhow it works

Solana · pump.fun

One machine.Nothing else.

Solana Station has no staking, no locks, no conditions, and no promises about price. It has exactly one mechanism, running in the open: every trade pays a creator fee, and most of that fee is used to buy SOLS back on the market and destroy it.

How the money moves

  1. Every trade pays a fee

    pump.fun charges a creator fee on every transaction in SOLS. It arrives as SOL in the station wallet, whose address is published below.

  2. The fee splits

    80% is set aside to buy the token back. 20% pays for running the thing — server, RPC, upkeep. Both shares are visible on-chain as separate transactions.

  3. The station buys on the open market

    The buyback share is spent buying SOLS like any other buyer would — same price, same slippage, same market.

  4. What it buys is destroyed

    Everything bought goes straight to the burn address. It is never stockpiled, never held, and can never be sold again — not by us, not by anyone.

80% buy & burn
20% operations

Sellers fuel it too

This surprises people, so it is worth stating plainly: on pump.fun the creator fee is charged on both sides of a trade. Someone selling SOLS pays exactly the same fee as someone buying it.

So a wave of selling does not starve the machine — it feeds it. Every exit pays for a buyback. That is why the live terminal shows green and red arrivals flowing into the same place.

What the dev holds

Token bag
Zero. The dev never bought SOLS at launch.
Support wallets
None. The launch used a single wallet.
Income
Only the 20% fee share, published above.

This is a deliberate trade, not modesty. A dev holding a bag can win big and walk away; there is no version of this where that question ever stops being asked. Taking a stated slice of the fee instead means the only way to earn more is for the market to stay busy — which is the same thing holders want.

Check it yourself

Nothing here needs to be taken on trust. Every address is public and every transaction is on Solscan.

Contract
Station wallet
Operations wallet
Burn address

The live terminal reads those same addresses directly from the chain and shows every fee, every buyback and every burn as it happens, each one linked to its transaction.

Open the station wallet on Solscan

What this is not

The machine runs on trading volume. Busy market, busy buybacks. Quiet market, slow buybacks. If nobody trades, nothing is bought and nothing is burned.

Nothing here guarantees a price, and this page does not promise one. Buying back and burning reduces supply, and what that does to price depends on demand — which nobody controls. The only thing that is guaranteed is where the fees go, and that part you can verify yourself at any moment.

Treat this like everything else on pump.fun: only put in what you are willing to lose entirely.

What comes later

These are not built yet. They are written here so the direction is on record, not as a promise of delivery.

  1. Launchpad

    Other tokens launch from the station, and their creator fees flow back into the same buyback. The engine stops depending on SOLS volume alone.

  2. SOL reserve and redemption

    A share of fees is kept as SOL instead of being spent, and holders can hand back tokens for their portion of it. Making that a guarantee rather than a promise needs an on-chain program that can only release SOL through redemption, with the keys thrown away.