Bond first. Coin second. Devs post a 5 SOL bond before launch. Break the terms in 24h, holders get paid. CA: BAiZ5e6oYjyn4NBhQNX2FYp5ck9nRY5DTrxv5Db3bond
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Devs promise. They dump and vanish, and holders eat the loss. That is the pain every launch runs on.
BONDED ends it. The dev posts a 5 SOL bond before the coin exists. Break the terms in 24 hours, holders get paid from the bond and the fees. Automatically.
Bond first. Coin second.
the bond is posted.
5 sol is in the vault, held by the program. the 24 hour window opened and closes tomorrow. checkpoints every 6 hours, measured on chain.
hold the terms, the bond comes back in full. break them, the bond and the creator fees in the vault split between the holders. no vote, no appeal. the program does it.
Check the bond here:
solscan.io/account/HbQ4ppFCc…
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here is the part people are missing.
if i break the terms, the lost share of my bond and the same share of the creator fees in the vault get split between the holders. paid by how much you hold when it settles.
you are not just buying a coin. from the second you hold it, you hold a claim on the bond and fees if i step out of line.
i have something at stake. now you do too, on the right side of it.
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for anyone checking: the 5 sol for the bond is sitting in the launch wallet. it has not moved.
the bond program caught a defect before any funds moved. the fix is being implemented now and the bond posts when it passes.
watch the wallet yourself:
solscan.io/account/89J45iZVc…
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my dev position is locked.
the full 7.5% sits in a Streamflow lock for 7 days. it cannot be cancelled. not by me, not by anyone.
do not take my word for it. check the lock yourself:
solscan.io/account/EMi3dt9me…
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The first bonded coin is live.
$BONDED
I posted a 5 SOL bond before this coin existed. Hold the terms for 24 hours, the bond comes back. Break them, and the program splits the bond and the held fees between the holders. Automatically. No vote. No appeal.
My dev buy sits in a Streamflow lock for 7 days. It cannot be cancelled.
Bond first. Coin second.
Ca: BAiZ5e6oYjyn4NBhQNX2FYp5ck9nRY5DTrxv5Db3bond
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We are live on Uneed today. An upvote helps more devs find the door: uneed.best/tool/launchkey
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BONDED is listed on Uneed today, and this morning is when it counts.
BONDED is a proposed feature in design and testing. It is intended to let a developer post a SOL bond when a token launches. The bond would be held by a Solana program, with the terms for that bond fixed before it is posted.
uneed.best/tool/launchkey
Morning upvotes set the day on Uneed. If you have ten seconds, an upvote there is the most useful thing you can do for this today.
Building this in the open. Every rule printed before anything runs. Every test result published, the failures too. That is the whole pitch so far.
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Every day it goes like this.
On pump.fun, a dev launches a coin. The dev dumps. The dev deletes everything and comes back next week under a new name. Nobody keeps the receipts, so nobody pays for it. The crowd eats the loss and the cycle repeats.
We got tired of watching it, so we are building the thing that makes a dev put something behind their own launch.
It is called BONDED. A developer posts a bond. Published rules measure what the dev does next. The rules are printed in advance. They run the same for everyone. No judges. No appeals. No vibes.
Here is where it stands, in the exact words our counsel approved for public use:
BONDED is a proposed feature. The proposed rules measure activity from the developer wallet and a fixed set of wallets linked by a published funding rule. A link under that rule does not prove common ownership. Activity from wallets outside the set is not covered. The proposed design has no challenge or appeal stage. A published execution can be voided only if its measurement fails the stated recomputation test against chain data. The production design would execute outcomes through the program. Any manual pilot would be settled by hand.
The receipts so far are testnet receipts, and we post them as we earn them. Bonds built and settled on devnet, pools paid out to the lamport. A timing failure in our own rehearsal, published as a failure, not edited into a pass. That is the standard this account will keep.
What this is not: a launch. Nothing here is live. No deposits. Nothing is being sold. BONDED is a proposed feature, currently in design and testing, and it stays described that way until the proof says otherwise.
The dev who plans to vanish does not post a bond. That is the whole idea.
