On-chain · ownerless · verifiable

The pot fills. Then it sweeps the market.

Trading fees pile up as ETH inside one locked, ownerless contract. When they cross the line, the pot fires a single market buy of the token — one big green candle — and burns the coins it buys. Anyone can pull the trigger and earn a cut.

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pot / threshold connecting…
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pot — ETH threshold — ETH

Fire the sweep & earn

Once the meter hits the line, anyone can trigger the sweep — and whoever fires it first earns — of the pot, sent straight to your wallet in the same transaction. There's nothing separate to claim. The rest buys the token and burns it. If it's not full yet, you'll be racing others the moment it is.

reward for firing right now: —

New here? You just need a browser wallet (like MetaMask) with a little ETH for gas. Connecting only lets you fire the sweep — the site can never touch your funds.

Sweeps fired
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Total ETH swept
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Total tokens burned
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Last sweep
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How it works

One loop, no operator.

01

The pot fills

Every trade pays a small fee that lands in the contract as ETH. The pot grows on its own — the meter above is that pot, live.

02

Anyone fires it

When the pot crosses the line, any person or bot presses the button. Whoever's first earns the reward, paid instantly to their wallet.

03

Buy & burn

The rest of the pot market-buys the token and burns it — a green candle plus a permanent cut to supply. Then the pot refills. Forever.

On-chain

Sweep history

SweepETH spentTokens burnedTx
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Don't trust — read

Verify it yourself

The contract can do exactly two things with ETH: market-buy the token to burn it, and pay the bounty (shown live above) to whoever fires the sweep. Nothing else is possible.

  1. Open the verified source and grep for an owner, a setter, a withdraw. There are none — every setting is frozen at deploy.
  2. The only two ETH exits are the buy into the pool and the capped bounty to the caller. The tokens bought are burned in the same transaction.
  3. The right to collect fees is an NFT parked inside this ownerless contract — it has no way to send it back out, so the fee stream can never be redirected.

Contract: not launched yet

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The honest part: sweeps recycle a slice of trader fees into buys and burns. They amplify momentum; they don't create demand. Between sweeps there is no price support. This is a high-risk meme experiment, not an investment — nothing here implies a return.