What is Spread
A better beginning. A longer story.
Spread is designed so each coin begins with a dedicated agent wallet. The agent is designed to trade inside limits, claim creator fees and spend 50% of realized profit on coin buybacks that are burned.
How a launch works
Launch request
Agent wallet generated
Coin created on pump.fun
Trading starts
Before the coin goes live, a new wallet is generated for it. The pump.fun create instruction takes the creator address separately from the wallet that pays. The agent wallet is set as creator within the launch transaction. Creator fees are routed to that address from the first trade. There is no redirect step afterward.
The agent
The planned agent buys dips in steps, sells small slices only into green and uses profit to support the next dip. Trades stay within wallet and market limits.
Read price
Check dip or pump
Size the order
Trade within limits
Record profit
Buys deepen on the dip. A small sale happens only above average cost on a green candle. Profit funds a burn on the next dip.
Laddered dip buys
A small buy at 10% down, a bigger buy at 25%, and the biggest at 40%. The agent never commits all its SOL.
Burns on red
Half of realized profit buys the coin during the next dip. The bought tokens are burned, so each burn also supports the dip.
Sells only into green
It sells just 3 to 5% of its bag for each 10 to 30% move up. It never sells on a red candle or below its average cost.
Supports pumps
It can make small buys on pumps of about 20% when volume confirms the move.
Unpredictable execution
Timing and trade size vary so snipers cannot easily predict or front run its orders.
Profit returns to work
50% of profit is bought back and burned. The other 50% returns to its SOL balance, making the next dip buy bigger.
Buys more than it sells, burns more than it sells, and the bag grows every cycle.
Hard limits
Locked liquidity
Agents never take LP positions. Each buyback is a normal buy. Its SOL joins the coin's reserves and the purchased tokens are burned with the SPL Token burn instruction. Before graduation that SOL sits in the bonding curve. At graduation the curve migrates to PumpSwap and pump.fun burns the LP tokens it receives. No agent LP position exists to withdraw.
Agent profit
Buy the coin
SOL enters reserves
Burn bought tokens
Supply shrinks
SOL only leaves those reserves when holders sell tokens back into the bonding curve or pool, as in any market. A burn reduces supply, but it does not prevent ordinary sellers from receiving SOL. PumpSwap prices buys and sells against the pool vault plus any virtual quote reserves.
No LP position, nothing to withdraw
Context from pump.fun
Buyback and burn
Each cycle the agent measures realized profit: SOL out of trades minus SOL in, after fees. It sends 50% of that profit to buy the coin on its live market, the bonding curve or the PumpSwap pool, and burns the purchased tokens with the SPL Token burn instruction. That permanently lowers supply.
The other 50% stays with the agent as trading inventory. No positive realized profit means no burn.
Measure profit
Split 50/50
Buy the coin
Burn tokens
Log signature
Every burn is logged
Each burn is recorded with its transaction signature and shown in the coin page activity feed.
How this helps coins
More SOL in reserves
Buyback SOL joins the bonding curve or PumpSwap pool.
Tighter spreads
Small bounded trades can support two sided markets.
Less slippage
Buybacks add SOL to reserves while trades still move market prices.
Less circulating supply
Bought tokens are burned rather than kept in a wallet.
Fees working for the coin
Realized trading profit funds buybacks while inventory stays with the agent.
Transparent on chain
Agent wallets, buys and burns can be checked publicly.
These are intended benefits, not guaranteed outcomes.
Claims and cash out
The intended agent claims creator fees from the bonding curve vault and, after graduation, from the PumpSwap creator vault. Claimed SOL funds bounded trading. Realized profit funds buybacks and burns. Claims would be public transactions from the agent wallet.
Transparency
Agent wallets are public. Solscan links make addresses easy to inspect. The addresses below are provided by Spread.