One buy · one more cell
Every buy of $DUPLICATE creates a brand new holder. A bot watches the chart, and for each buy it sends supply from the reserve to a $CATE holder who does not hold $DUPLICATE yet. The holder count duplicates itself.
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Token not created yet. The bot is armed and the recipient list is built.
Straight from the bot. Every line below is an on-chain transfer you can open in Solscan.
| when | new holder | triggered by | amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| waiting for the bot… | |||
Four steps, no promises: the whole mechanic is a bot, a reserve wallet and a list of $CATE holders.
Any buy on pump.fun, PumpSwap, Raydium or through Jupiter counts. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to claim.
It watches every transaction touching the mint and the pool, and tells a real buy apart from a sell, a route hop or an airdrop.
Next wallet from the $CATE holder list that does not hold $DUPLICATE yet. Pools, vaults, team wallets and dust are dropped.
The reserve opens their token account and sends the airdrop. Holder count +1, and the wallet finds out it already owns the coin.
One buy = one new holder by default. The rate is a dial, not a promise. It can go up when the reserve allows.
The airdrop mirrors the buy, capped, so a whale cannot drain the reserve in one transaction.
Recipients come from $CATE, the holder base DUPLICATE spun off from. Nearly 95,000 wallets are already on the list.
Nobody has to claim anything. No site connection, no signature, no gas from the receiver. Tokens are just there.
Paste a Solana address to see whether the bot has already sent it an airdrop.
Holding $CATE puts a wallet in the queue. A buy of $DUPLICATE moves the queue forward by one.
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FRONTRUNZ
No. The bot creates the token account and sends the tokens. Nothing to connect, nothing to sign, no fee from you. If a wallet is on the list and a buy happens, the supply simply arrives.
Holders of $CATE who do not hold $DUPLICATE yet, shuffled. Dust wallets, pools, vaults and team addresses are filtered out before the list is built. When the list runs out, another source mint gets added and the list is rebuilt.
By default the airdrop mirrors the size of the buy, capped so that a single whale cannot empty the reserve. It can also be switched to a fixed amount. Whatever the size, the effect is the same: one more holder.
Every send is written to the bot's state before the next one starts, and the recipient's balance is checked on-chain right before the transfer. A restart, a timeout or a retry never produces a second airdrop.
The bot logs it and stops sending instead of sending twice. Another source mint is added, the snapshot is rebuilt, and it continues from where it stopped.