Hold the bag.
Catch the flare.
Launch a coin and its creator fees go to the people holding it. Every 30 minutes a flare goes up and pays five holders in SOL: the deepest in the red, the longest holder, and three more.
Coins with a pool.
Every coin launched here has its own holder pool and its own 30-minute clock. Demo coins below.
Five holders. Every 30 minutes.
When the clock hits zero, the pool splits five ways, 20% each. One winner per category, worked out from on-chain holdings. Nobody self-reports anything.
Your coin, with a pool from block one.
Name it, pick an emoji and you're done. The coin trades on a bonding curve, and 100% of its creator fees go to its holders.
drawn to the light. holds anyway.
Every flare prints a receipt.
Round id, pool, five winners and the amount each one got. Tap a round to open it. These are preview rounds.
Connect. See where you stand.
Which categories you're close to
Connect to see your positions and how near you are to each category. Connecting only reads your address. No signature, no transaction.
How FLARE works
Launch
Create a SOL-paired coin. The holder pool is set as its creator-fee recipient at mint and can't be changed.
Trade
People buy and sell on the curve. Every trade pays a creator fee, and 100% of it goes into the pool.
Flare
Every 30 minutes the pool splits five ways and pays one wallet per category, straight to the wallet.
Receipt
Each flare publishes a receipt with the round id, winners, amounts and the snapshot slot it used.
fees collected in 30 min on a busy coin
20% each to five wallets
less trading means a smaller flare
- A flare is paid out of fees. It almost never covers what you lost by holding. Losing money is still losing money.
- Pools only grow when people trade. A dead coin has a dead pool.
- $FLARE and every coin launched here can go to zero. Memecoins are extremely risky.
- This page is a preview. The rounds, wallets and coins on it are demo data, not live chain data.
- Nothing here is financial advice.