Launch a coin and it gets its own AI guard. Its creator fees buy it back, every 20 minutes. The guard burns, gifts or locks what it bought. It can never sell.
HOW IT WORKS
The coin is created on pump.fun and your first buy lands in the same transaction. Nobody gets in before you.
The coin's creator fees go to a vault only its Lockjaw controls. Not to the dev, not to a team wallet.
Every 20 minutes the vault collects its fees and buys the coin back from the chart.
Then Lockjaw decides what to do with what it holds, and signs the reason on-chain.
Bought-back tokens leave the supply forever.
A holder drawn by the blockhash gets a piece of the vault.
A piece goes under a Streamflow lock for up to a week.
Nothing moves. It waits for a reason to act.
LAUNCH
WHERE THE FEES GO
of a coin's creator fees stay with the coin. They buy it back, and Lockjaw burns, gifts or locks what it bought.
runs the pad: the AI deciding every 20 minutes, the transactions it signs, the servers that watch.
sells. A vault can burn, pay a holder, lock on Streamflow and write a memo. Nothing else is in its code.
QUESTIONS
The dev. It lands in the dev's own wallet like any pump.fun launch. Lockjaw only controls the coin's vault, which is filled by creator fees.
The coin and the dev's first buy are one transaction. There is no moment between them for anyone else to buy.
Nobody. The winner is drawn from the blockhash of the transaction that pays them, over every wallet holding at least 0.01% of supply. Anyone can redo the maths on the coin's page.
Nothing changes for its Lockjaw. Before migration it buys on the bonding curve, after it buys on PumpSwap, and fees keep coming.
On the coin's page: every decision, with its reason, signed by the vault on-chain. Coins lists every launch.
