smart inu (si)
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si is a token on solana with one rule: the creator fees it earns are turned back into si and burned. every swap of si on pump.fun pays a creator fee to the dev wallet. a bot runs on that wallet, checks the fees every 35 seconds and claims them once at least 0.02 sol has built up. nothing is claimed for a person and spent somewhere else. the fees are split three ways the moment they are claimed, and each part has exactly one job. this page describes the path of a fee from the claim to the burn.
the split happens once at least 0.05 sol of fees has been claimed. smaller amounts wait until the next claim tops them up, so no fee is lost and none is spent on transactions that cost more than they move. of every split, 25% goes straight to buyback and burn, 35% goes to the smart reserve, and 40% goes to the elite treasury. the percentages are fixed and apply to every claim in the same way, whether the fees came from buys or from sells.
the 25% is spent right away. the bot buys si with it at the market price, with slippage capped at 30%, and then burns exactly the tokens that buy returned. it does not burn tokens the wallet already held, and it does not buy without burning. each burn is a normal solana burn instruction, so it lowers the total supply for good. both transactions, the buy and the burn, are listed on the reserve page with their hashes, and anyone can open them on solscan.
the 35% does not buy right away. it builds up in the smart reserve and waits for the price to fall. the bot checks the price every 35 seconds, smooths it with a five minute median so a single spike, including one caused by its own buyback, cannot set the high, and compares it with the highest smoothed price of the last 24 hours. when the price is 15% below that high, the bot spends 30% of the reserve on si and burns it. at 25% below it spends 43% of what is left. at 35% below it spends the rest. each step fires once. the steps reset when the price comes back to within 5% of the high. if the price is still down two hours after the last step, the steps reset too, but the next dip is measured from that lower price, so the same low is never bought twice. the bot does nothing for the first hour after launch while it builds price history. the idea is simple: a smart dog does not buy at the top. the reserve buys the dips, so the harder si is sold, the more of it gets burned.
si is run by a bot, not by an immutable program. the rules above are a public commitment, not code that nobody can change. what makes them checkable is that every claim, buy and burn is an on-chain transaction from one public wallet. the reserve page shows the totals, the current reserve, how far the price is below its 24 hour high, which steps have fired, and the latest buybacks with links. if the numbers on the page and the numbers on chain ever disagree, the chain is right.
si is a token on solana whose creator fees are spent on si and burned. every fee the token earns on pump.fun is claimed by the dev wallet, split three ways, and two of those parts end as burned supply. one part burns at once. the other waits for the price to fall and burns more the further it falls. every number on this site is a readout of that happening.
the bot runs in one loop, every 35 seconds: check the fees, claim them once there is at least 0.02 sol, split, buy and burn, check the price, maybe buy the dip. if nobody trades, there are no fees, and nothing is bought or burned.
swap on pump.fun
│ creator fee
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dev wallet ──── every 35s: claim ────┐
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pending (waits for 0.05 sol)
│ split
┌───────────────────────────┼──────────────────────────┐
▼ 25% ▼ 35% ▼ 40%
buyback + burn now smart reserve elite treasury
buy si → burn it waits for a dip not touched
│ by the bot
price −15/−25/−35% vs 24h high
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buy si → burn it
fees are split only once at least 0.05 sol has been claimed, so no fee is spent on transactions that cost more than they move. the shares are fixed and do not depend on whether the fee came from a buy or a sell.
the 25% share is spent in the same cycle. the bot buys si at market with slippage capped at 30%, reads how many tokens that buy returned, and burns exactly that amount with a solana burn instruction. it never burns tokens the wallet held before, and it never buys without burning. if a buy fails, the share stays queued and is retried on the next cycle.
the 35% share is not spent when it arrives. it builds up and is spent in three steps, each triggered by how far the price sits below its 24 hour high. each step spends a share of what is left in the reserve, so the reserve is never emptied by the first red candle.
each step fires once. all steps reset when the price comes back to within 5% of the high. if two hours pass after the last step and the price is still down, the steps reset too, but the next dip is measured from the price at that moment, so the reserve is never spent twice on the same low. the chart below runs these exact rules over an example day: the price climbs, slides 40% from its high, and recovers.
example data, not si's real price. the lower chart is the smart reserve in sol: it grows with every claim and drops at each step.
on a thin pool a single buy, including the bot's own buyback, can spike the price for a few seconds. if that spike counted as the 24 hour high, the next normal price would look like a dip and the reserve would buy for nothing. so the bot takes the median of the last five minutes of prices and only that median can set the high. short spikes are ignored, real moves are followed within minutes.
example data. the raw price jumps 60% for a minute and falls back; the median, and with it the 24h high, barely moves.
it does not sell si. it does not spend the 40% elite treasury. it does not burn tokens it did not buy in the same operation. it does not trade during the first hour after launch while it collects price history. it does not buy with less than 0.005 sol, and it always leaves 0.02 sol in the wallet for network fees.
read from the bot's live data when it is connected; otherwise these are the values it ships with.
everything above can be checked without trusting this page. every claim, buy and burn is a transaction from one public wallet, and the reserve page links each buy and burn on solscan. the bot is run by the team, so these rules are a commitment, not immutable code. the transactions are how you check it is kept.