$LOADED
$LOADED is the platform's coin, and it is an ordinary LOADED coin in Floor mode — same vault, same rules, 100% ammo, nothing to redeem — with two extra feeds: a share of the profit every other vault makes selling into pumps, and 10% of every collected creator fee, spent buying $LOADED and burning it. It also lends part of its ammo to the sponsor pool on a credit line.
$LOADED isn't set on this cluster yet. Until it is, each vault keeps its $LOADED share on its own account; it sweeps the moment $LOADED exists.
The extra inflow#
When a vault sells into strength or recalls inventory, its proceeds pay any backing, then the sponsor or the tokens' cost, then what it owes for reinforcement and credit, and what is left is profit. 5% of that profit is set aside on the vault as floor_token_pending. Anyone can call sweep_to_floor to move it into $LOADED's vault, where it is credited like any inflow — all ammo, and the floor recomputed.
- Only profit: any backing, the sponsor's repayment, the tokens' cost and what is owed for reinforcement or credit are paid first. A coin that never sells above cost sends nothing.
- Only to one address. The $LOADED launch is written into the platform account once, by
set_floor_launch, and can't be changed after. - Before it is set, each vault simply keeps its share on its own account; nothing is lost, it sweeps later.
The credit line#
When $LOADED's reference MC has stayed at 3× its floor MC or more for 10 minutes, and its MC is there too, the sponsor pool's operator can borrow part of $LOADED's ammo with draw_floor_credit (for the pool) or draw_launch_credit (for a launch queue): at most 25% of ammo plus what is already lent. The borrower owes it back at 125%; repay_floor_credit / repay_launch_credit return the principal to ammo and pour the 25% premium in as an inflow. Before 7 days after its last draw the pool may repay only everything owed at once; from then on anyone can push idle pool SOL back to $LOADED. With nothing owed, the next draw waits that long too. The credit terms are frozen into $LOADED's own launch terms. $LOADED's stored floor doesn't move on a draw, but its strength drops: the vault bids the floor with less ammo until the borrower repays. The full rules.
Buyback and burn#
10% of every coin's collected creator fees goes, through sweep_fees, to the buyback pool. The agent spends it with buyback_burn: it buys $LOADED on its venue and burns every token bought, in the same instruction (BuybackBurned).
- At most once a minute, alone in its transaction, and only while the price is close to $LOADED's slow reference price.
- Drip-paced: each buy spends about 1/1440 of the waiting SOL (at least 0.001 SOL) and at most 1.5% of $LOADED's SOL liquidity, so a backlog spreads over about a day.
- Burning shrinks $LOADED's supply while its ammo stays, so the floor may ratchet up.
- Only the agent can call it. Before $LOADED exists, the SOL just waits.
Live figures and every burn: buyback and burn. The platform admin can withdraw the SOL waiting in the buyback pool (admin_withdraw_buyback); see admin powers.
What $LOADED is not#
The program gives $LOADED no powers: no governance over parameters, no fee switch, no emissions, no claim on any vault beyond the shares above. A $LOADED holder gets what every Floor-mode holder gets — a stored floor that only moves up, bid while its ammo lasts — fed by the whole platform's pumps instead of one coin's.
$LOADED's extra inflow exists only when other coins pump and their vaults sell at a profit. In a quiet market it is a LOADED coin like the rest. Its market cap is set by its market, not by the sweep. Read the risks.