A fire that fuels itself.
blazly.fun turns creator fee revenue into permanent token burns. Contributors help fuel the pool and receive a share of future revenue.
Creator fees → the pool
Each token has a dedicated fee vault. During launch, 100% of its pump.fun creator fee route is directed to that vault and locked. Only creator fees enter this system; protocol fees and liquidity provider fees do not.
A 10% platform commission is taken first. The creator chooses a contributor reward share from 0% to 90% of the remaining fees. Everything else funds buy-and-burn transactions. With no eligible contributors, all net fees go to the burn pool. The share is locked at launch.
A burn every 10 minutes
The server worker collects fee revenue and checks ten-minute cycles measured from pool activation. When fuel is available, the vault buys the pool’s token and burns the purchased amount in the same transaction. Both bonding curves and graduated pump AMM pools are supported. The budget is a hard spending cap; a price change can cause the transaction to fail and be retried.
Successful transactions are counted only after Solana finalizes them. Failed or delayed transactions remain visible in the burn history. Network fees and token account rent are funded by the operator wallet. The worker must be running for automatic burns and payouts to execute.
Add SOL or tokens
SOL contributions enter the vault and are used to buy and burn the pool’s own token at a burn cycle. Token contributions burn that same token directly from your wallet. Every contribution is verified on chain. Contributions are permanent and cannot be withdrawn.
Your share of future fees
Each wallet’s weight equals the cumulative quantity of tokens it has helped destroy. SOL contributions gain weight only after their buy-and-burn transaction finalizes. Token contributions gain weight when registered and verified. Different pools maintain independent weights.
Each new fee event divides the chosen contributor reward budget proportionally among the weights eligible at that event’s timestamp. New contributions do not receive historical fees. SOL payouts are queued automatically and sent to those wallets; there is no manual claim. Rounding dust goes back into burn fuel. Rewards depend on future trading and are not guaranteed.
Follow the transactions
Pool pages show the token mint, vault address, burn history and contributor weights. Wallet dashboards link payout signatures to Solscan. Fee terms are included in the activation commitment and cannot be edited once the pool is active.