The final price is set on-chain. Every trade goes in and out as SOL or ZEC through the $SAPLING/ZEC pool in one route; you never hold $SAPLING. Each transaction is simulated first and refused if it would cost more SOL than shown. Coins can go to zero.
To another wallet 27RRv2HYXvDTyjBiTLd1MRwzTKPton2osLhzWKBNaxJRprofile
40% of this coin's creator fee goes to 27RRv2HYXvDTyjBiTLd1MRwzTKPton2osLhzWKBNaxJR, not to the wallet that planted it.
The deployer, GWFybY8K8dr1GiJPHuN2zXto7oXV51fx9GE73WH14cMa, has no control over it.
Anyone can send it; Sapling does so automatically when the payee has a ZEC account.
Only the current payee can redirect it or turn it into holder rewards. Redirecting hands over control. You can't take it back.
Every trade deepens the roots: the liquidity share goes into $SAPLING/ZEC liquidity whose LP tokens are burned, so nobody can pull it. pump.fun takes its own protocol fee on top: 0.95% on the curve, 0.25% after graduation. None of it reaches Sapling. The split can change within the program's bounds: liquidity never below 0.50%, Sapling never above 0.40%.
Paired with SAPLING. Pay with SOL or ZEC, sell for SOL or ZEC: every trade goes through the $SAPLING/ZEC pool in one route, so you never hold $SAPLING. Its price and market cap are shown in ZEC.
2.00% creator fee, paid in $SAPLING and split: 0.50% burned in $SAPLING, 0.50% $SAPLING/ZEC liquidity, and 0.80% to the wallet its deployer chose and 0.20% Sapling, both turned into ZEC on chain.
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Request DEX fundingOn pump.fun the deployer's wallet shows as creator; the creator fee itself goes to Sapling's program (5LRF…RQau), which splits it on chain.
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