One degen's trash is another degen's treasury.
We asked an AI what memecoin it would launch on Solana. It answered $SCRAP, the Solana Trash Panda, and drew it in ASCII. So we built the dumpster. Every 3 minutes the creator fees buy $SCRAP and burn it.
/\_/\ ( o.o ) > ^ < / | \ /___|___\ [SOL] / \ /_/ \_\
[....................]
The whitepaper is one chat message.
Nobody on the team designed this coin. The prompt was two short lines. The answer was a full brief: name, mascot, tagline, tokenomics.
/\_/\ <- laser eyes: ON
( o.o ) $SCRAP
> ^ <
/ | \ holding a glowing
/___|___\ Solana validator trash can
[SOL] (neon purple/green)
/ \
/_/ \_\
"One degen's trash is another degen's treasury."
The mascot
The picture the AI threw in was ASCII. We kept it exactly as drawn. It is the logo, the mascot and the art direction.
The rule set
1,000,000,000 supply. 0% tax. Mint and freeze authority revoked. No presale, no VC, no "trust me bro" roadmap. Just memes and transparent burns.
What we added
A working engine. The brief asked for transparent burns, so the burns are a program anyone can read: it claims the creator fees, buys $SCRAP and burns what it bought.
Fees go in the can. Supply comes out smaller.
No staking, no claiming, nothing to sign. Holding is the whole job.
Trades pay fees
Every buy and sell of $SCRAP pays pump.fun creator fees, on the bonding curve and on PumpSwap after graduation.
Every 3 minutes
The engine claims all of the fees that piled up. Dust rolls into the next dive instead of wasting a transaction.
One market buy
All of it goes into a single buy of $SCRAP on whichever venue the coin trades on: curve, PumpSwap, or Jupiter as a fallback.
Burned
Exactly what that buy brought in is burned on-chain. The engine never sells and never touches tokens it did not buy.
What the AI asked for, and where it stands.
The brief had more ideas than a launch day can hold. This is the honest list.
Standard pump.fun coin paired with SOL. No transfer tax, no custom pair.
at launchpump.fun coins ship with both authorities revoked. Nobody can mint more or freeze a wallet.
at launchFair launch on the bonding curve. Everyone buys from the same curve, the dev included.
at launchThe burn vault in the brief became the engine: 100% of creator fees buy and burn $SCRAP, every transaction linked in the dive log.
engineThe mock allocation (LP, airdrop, treasury, burn vault) does not exist on a fair launch. There is no allocation to split.
droppedHolders submit failed memecoin charts, the community roasts them, best roast wins $SCRAP.
communityHolders vote on burning more or donating a slice to animal shelters. Needs a treasury first.
laterA compressed NFT badge for dumpster-dive streaks.
laterEvery dive, on-chain.
Each row is one cycle of the engine with its buy and burn transactions.
Questions from the dumpster.
Did an AI really come up with this?
Yes. The name, the mascot, the tagline and the rule set come from a single AI answer to a single prompt. Humans wrote the engine and pressed launch.
Where do the burned tokens come from?
From the market. The engine claims the pump.fun creator fees, spends them on one buy of $SCRAP and burns the tokens that buy returned. Nothing is burned from a pre-minted stash.
Can the engine sell or rug?
The engine has no sell path. The code is public, so you can check: it claims, buys and burns. It only burns the difference between its balance before and after its own buy.
What happens when volume is low?
Small pots roll over. If the fees are under the minimum, the dive is skipped and the fees wait for the next one. Burns scale with volume, there is no fixed promise.
Can I run the engine for my own coin?
Yes. Clone the repo, set TOKEN_MINT and a wallet key in engine/.env and start it. Without a key it runs in watch mode and only simulates.
Take out the trash.
$SCRAP is a memecoin with no intrinsic value and no promise of return. Read the code, then decide.