/faq
Real answers.
Is this an investment?
No. It's a token with no revenue, no yield, no claim on anything, and no promise attached. Buy it because you want to hold it. That's the entire pitch.
What does holding it get me?
The token. That's it. Not a dividend, not exposure to anything else, not a share of fees.
Does this give me access to tokenized stocks?
No. It has nothing to do with them. It exists because of how they're being gated, which is a different thing.
Can the team rug this?
The mint, freeze and update authorities are null, and the liquidity sits in the pump.fun curve with no withdraw, then in PumpSwap with the LP burned. All four are irreversible and verifiable. The dev can claim trading fees and can sell from the disclosed wallet, which you'd see on-chain.
Does the dev make money?
Yes — pump.fun's creator fee on every trade, plus whatever the launch buy turns out to be worth. Checks 06 and 09 read both live.
What happens to the liquidity?
Until the curve sells out, trades settle against the pump.fun bonding curve, which nobody can withdraw from. Then it migrates to PumpSwap and the LP is burned. Check 05 reads whichever stage it's in.
What are the trading fees?
pump.fun's published fee schedule, on the curve and then on PumpSwap. It isn't a tax on your token, and wallet-to-wallet transfers are free. Part of it is the creator fee, which is the dev's income.
Is this sniper-proof?
No. Nothing on Solana is, and anyone claiming otherwise is selling something. The curve is public state and anyone watching can buy in the first blocks. What we did instead is publish the sniper percentage on the front page and define exactly how it's measured.
What's the roadmap?
There isn't one. There's nothing to road.
Who's behind it?
The dev wallet is public. The person isn't. Everything the project can do is on-chain, so who holds the keys matters less than what the keys can do — which is the short list above.
Why "war bonds"?
Because an issuance you're locked out of is the oldest reason in American history to print your own.
How do I know I'm looking at the real token?
Compare it against the genuine-article block on the home page and against the pinned post. The real roundel carries the mint address struck around its border — read it against the screener row.
Why Solana?
Because the chain itself has no permission layer — the whitelist lives inside specific tokens institutions issue on it, not in the base layer. The manifesto has the long version.
What's a founding holder?
Anyone holding A1-01 before the founding cutoff — read live from the chain, no action required. Founding wallets are ranked on the roll by when they stood and can mint a soulbound founding medal that verifies across every future issue. It's a service record, not a reward: proof you were here first, permanent, and impossible to buy after the fact.
Can I sell or trade my founding status?
No — by design, and on purpose. The founding medal is soulbound: non-transferable, unsellable, no market, no price. You can display it, use it to verify across issues, and delegate your community vote to another founder, but it can never be cashed out. That's what keeps it a birthright instead of a coupon — and it's what keeps this a token instead of a security.