HIVE

How it works

Launch, trade, burn.

Every coin launched on HIVE is paired with $HIVE. $HIVE's own trading fees pay a worker that, every 5 minutes, buys and burns $HIVE and the 3 biggest coins. Here is each step in plain words, and where to check it.

Lights up with each new transaction

Where the fees go

$HIVECREATOR FEESpaid in SOLWORKERWALLETevery 5 minDEVELOPERwalletBUY + BURN$HIVE1BUY + BURNTOP 350/30/2080%20%50%50%
Waiting for the first burnnext run in --:--

Worked example

10 SOL to spend

Say $HIVE earned 12.5 SOL in creator fees. 10 SOL lands in the worker wallet and 2.5 SOL goes to the developer. At the next 5-minute mark the worker spends it like this:

50% burns $HIVE50% top 3
10SOLWorker spends100%
5SOLBuy + burn $HIVE50%
5SOLBuy + burn top 350%
2.5SOL#1 coin50%
1.5SOL#2 coin30%
1SOL#3 coin20%

Worked out with splitBurnBudget, the same integer math the worker runs. Each split rounds down and gives the remainder to the last share, so nothing is lost: 10 SOL in, 10 SOL out.

Step 1 · Paired with $HIVE

Launch a coin

QUOTENEW COIN$HIVE

Connect a Solana wallet, pick a name, ticker and image, and sign. Your coin launches on pump.fun, paired with $HIVE instead of SOL.

Every coin is a holder rewards coin (pump.fun calls it cashback). The 1% fee on every trade goes to the coin's holders. Not to you, not to HIVE.

Paired with
$HIVE
Trading fee
1%, paid to holders
Supply
1,000,000,000, fixed
Dev buy
Optional, paid in $HIVE

Step 2 · Pay with SOL or $HIVE

Trade

SOLYOU PAYBUYS $HIVEBUYS COINSELLS GO BACK THE SAME WAY

Buy any HIVE coin with SOL or with $HIVE. When you pay with SOL, the site swaps it to $HIVE first, then buys the coin. So every SOL buy of any coin also buys $HIVE.

Selling works the other way: back to $HIVE, or all the way back to SOL.

Step 3 · Split 80% / 20% by pump.fun

$HIVE earns fees

80% WORKER / 20% DEV
  • Worker wallet, 80%
  • Developer wallet, 20%

$HIVE itself trades on pump.fun against SOL. Like any pump.fun coin it earns a creator fee, paid in SOL, on every trade.

pump.fun's fee sharing splits that fee: 80% to the worker wallet, 20% to the developer wallet. The split is set on pump.fun when $HIVE launches. HIVE's code never touches it.

Step 4 · Every 5 minutes, on the clock

The worker burns

SUPPLY LEFTBURNED

A small program runs at :00, :05, :10 and so on. It claims $HIVE's fees, keeps a little SOL back for transaction fees, and spends the rest:

  • 50% buys $HIVE and burns it.
  • 50% buys the top 3 coins by USD market cap and burns them, split 50% / 30% / 20%.
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Next run in
5 min
Runs every

Step 5 · Don't take our word for it

Check it yourself

  1. 1Treasury pageEvery worker run and every transaction, newest first, each linked to Solscan.
  2. 2BurnsEach burn is the token program's burn instruction. The coin's total supply drops by that amount.
  3. 3The 80% / 20% splitOpen $HIVE on pump.fun and check its fee sharing: worker wallet 80%, developer 20%.
  4. 4Holder rewardsOpen any HIVE coin on pump.fun: holder rewards are on, and the fee is 1%.

Addresses to check

$HIVE
-
Pump.fun
6EF8r...EwF6P
PumpSwap
pAMMB...MfXEA
Pump fees
pfeeU...VojVZ
Open the treasury

Questions

FAQ

Short answers. Every number on the site comes from the chain and the worker's ledger.

The coin's holders. Every coin launched on HIVE uses pump.fun's holder rewards (cashback) mode, so pump.fun pays the 1% fee to the people holding the coin. The launcher doesn't get it, and neither does HIVE.

From $HIVE's own trading fees. $HIVE trades on pump.fun against SOL, and 80% of its creator fees go to the worker wallet. Buying any HIVE coin with SOL buys $HIVE first, so more trading in HIVE coins means more $HIVE trading and more fees.

Be one of the 3 biggest coins on HIVE by USD market cap when the worker runs. That is the only rule. Volume, percentage gains and age don't count. The ranking is checked fresh every 5 minutes.

The empty spots wait. With 10 SOL to spend and only 2 coins: 5 SOL buys and burns $HIVE, #1 gets 2.5 SOL, #2 gets 1.5 SOL, and #3's 1 SOL stays in the wallet for the next run.

Nowhere. They aren't sent to a dead wallet. The worker calls the token program's burn instruction, which destroys them and lowers the total supply. You can see the supply drop on the token's page on Solscan.

No. You sign every launch and trade in your own wallet. The worker only spends from its own wallet, and only on the burns described above.

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