As early as it gets.
Even buys the whole pump.fun curve at creation and opens the token to everyone at one price. Whoever is in at the open is as early as anyone will ever be — no wallet holds a cheaper bag. The supply sits in a program no one controls. Dev holds zero.
The first hour, side by side.
Bundlers profit by buying before the crowd and selling into it. On Even nobody buys before the crowd, and the chunk they would have dumped goes to the people holding.
- Bundled wallets take a large share in block zero.
- They sell into every buyer who follows.
- Anyone who supported it early is exit liquidity.
- Opens at the floor. Nobody holds a cheaper bag.
- Most of the supply is in the vault, not on the market.
- Selling ends your stream, so the float stays in strong hands.
Most of the supply never touches a wallet.
For a $100K floor, around 80% of tokens go straight from the curve into the vault. Of that, 85% streams to holders over fourteen days, 10% is sold in the Open, and 5% is dropped to wallets that have never heard of the token.
Created, opened, streamed.
Three steps. The first one is the whole trick.
Created
Token creation on pump.fun and the buy up to your floor happen in one atomic transaction. There is no block where cheap supply exists. The tokens land in the Even vault.
The Open
Fifteen minutes. Anyone buys at the floor price, capped at 2 SOL per wallet, and everything bought here is locked for 24 hours. Then the market opens. A bot can join, but it gets your price, your cap, and can't sell before you can.
Streamed
Every six hours for fourteen days the vault releases one slice, split by tokens held times days held. Sell anything, forfeit everything. No wallet takes more than 1% of an epoch.
The drops decide who's early.
Nobody gets in before launch. After it, 5% of the vault goes out in six waves to wallets that have never touched the token, chosen from a public snapshot of active Solana wallets with the selection seed posted on-chain before every wave. The community isn't bought. It's found.
Spread across the fortnight
One wave every two to three days while the stream runs, so the community keeps growing after the loud first hour instead of being fixed by it.
Seed on-chain before the wave
The snapshot is published, the random seed is posted before selection, and the full recipient list follows. Anyone can recompute who was chosen and why.
Many wallets, modest amounts
Thousands of recipients rather than a few big ones. A drop is an invitation, not a bag. The people who stay become holders in the stream like anyone else.
No more bundles. No more supply hidden across a thousand wallets. No more vamps. Nobody gets in before launch. The community forms after it, and the drops decide who's early.
What happens to snipers.
Nobody can stop a bot from buying on pump.fun, and nobody can tax its sell. What Even removes is the thing a sniper needs: buying before the demand. Then it makes the attempt expensive.
They pay what you pay
The Open serves the demand at one price with a cap and a 24-hour lock. A bot that hits the market at minute sixteen is buying into a crowd that already bought at the same price and can't sell yet. There is nobody to dump on.
Their dump gets bought and burned
Any wallet that buys large in the first blocks after the market opens and sells within 24 hours is flagged. The fee pool buys those sells and burns them. The price recovers without them and the supply is gone.
Excluded from every Even launch
Flagged wallets go on a public registry and receive nothing from the stream or the marketing drops on this launch or any future one. For a serial sniper, that's a whole launch layer closed to them.
The rules, in full.
Everything below is enforced by the program, not by a promise.
$EVEN only burns.
Four sources, all behavioural. Nothing is scheduled and nothing is minted.