$PLUG

Stake $PLUG. Earn SOL from every launch.

50% of the platform fee (the protocol share of launch LP fees) goes to $PLUG stakers in SOL; the rest buys back and burns $PLUG and funds the liquidity engine. Swaps routed through PLUG pay a 0.5% fee: half to stakers in SOL, half buys $PLUG and burns it.

PLUG burned, all time
0
Share of supply 0.000%
Price
0
Market cap
$0
Supply
0.0000
Protocol share
20%
24h buybacks
0
Next buyback
0

$PLUG launches on PLUG itself. Once it is live, its price, supply, stakers and every buyback and burn show here in real time.

Stake $PLUG, earn SOL
50% of fees

Paid in SOL, pro rata to your stake. Fewer stakers means a bigger share each.

APR
0
Staked
0.0000
Paid to stakers
0.000 SOL
Last 7 days
0.000 SOL

Pick an amount of SOL. PLUG buys PLUG and stakes it, in one signature.

Treasury
$0
Waiting to buy backAmountUSD
Empty

The treasury only swaps toward $PLUG and burns it. Each run spends 10% of a balance, at most once per 10 minutes, and only within 2% of the 30 minute average price.

Buybacks live
PaidReceivedAge
No buybacks yet
Burns live
BurnedUSDAge
No burns yet
Swap fees live
FeeUSDAge
No routed swaps yet
Liquidity engine
Funded by 30% of the protocol share of LP fees. Positions are locked for good and their fees are added back in.
Locked in PLUG pools
$0
Positions
0
Waiting to deploy
0.0000 SOL
PoolValueFees earnedLocked until
The engine deploys once 0.5 SOL has collected
How the burn works

From router fee to burned supply.

1
Swap

Every swap pays its fee. 20% of each launch's LP fees is the protocol share.

2
Treasury

The protocol share and the router fee collect in the treasury wallet, in SOL.

3
Buyback

The crank spends 10% of the balance on $PLUG, at most once per 10 minutes, only near the 30 minute average.

4
Burn

Every $PLUG the treasury buys is burned. Supply only goes down.