Well, Binance got hacked the day we launched our token.
But yeah, sure.
Job’s not finished until we fix the tokenization.
We locked 10% of the $FIX supply as a Liquidity Seed.
Other platforms can't route swaps through our DEX yet, so $FIX is bootstrapping on Meteora DBC first. When the lock ends, the seed goes into a $FIX pool on fix's own AMM.
app.streamflow.finance/contr…
Other platforms don’t route swaps through the fix AMM yet, so $FIX will launch on Meteora DBC first to bootstrap liquidity.
When it unlocks, all of it goes into the FIX pool on the fix AMM, with the LP locked for good.
We designed our AMM from the ground up.
A platform that depends on another platform can never truly reach what it set out to achieve.
So we didn't build on any existing platform. We laid the foundation of the design on our own values.
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We reverse engineered pumpfun in a day. Everything is in one repo.
because we can.
I'm reverse engineering the pumpfun contracts
Why?
Because I can
But I need your help
First, you can do this yourself. You need a ChatGPT subscription. Get the $200 max plan. It's so worth it. You get free resets almost every day from @thsottiaux for the next couple weeks.
You can also use GLM-5.3 or Kimi K3.1. Gemini is garbage and Claude will refuse unless you use an older version like Opus 4.8.
Next, check out "reverse engineer anything"
github.com/morluto/rea
I'm not using this, tbh, but you should. You can reverse engineer anything. Video games, software, smart contracts, anything.
Next, paste this into ChatGPT or your chosen agent:
"Please fork and clone this repo lalalune/pumpfun-source and help with disassembling and reverse engineering until it is byte identical with the original binaries. Every time you make progress, make a PR."
That's it, that's all you have to do.
"But I could just make this in like 10 minutes" dude you don't get it. This isn't about making a smart contract LIKE the original contracts. This is about making a byte-identical version. Identical. With the same bugs, same flaws, same everything.
Smart contracts should not be closed source. Ever. It's a cancer on public infrastructure. It was considered an absolutely retarded move and guaranteed way to get scammed back in 2019. For some reason it got normalized on Solana. But this ends now.
$40m+ was drained in the last year due to private contracts with critical security vulnerabilities. When these contracts are open source, humans (and AI) can spot these vulnerabilities and report them.
It's the only way to have a secure internet.
We're building a project called slop.cash and launching on @umia_finance , and we're focusing on this goal: secure the internet. I'm working on adding private security bounties and payment in project token.
Someone made a memecoin and I've been getting the fees and using to buy back. I'll put the tokens up as a bounty to split with all the contributors who help me get to byte-identical reverse engineered.
When I am done with the mainnet upgrades for slop.cash I'll add pumpfun-source to it.
Have fun and do the right thing!
This is a good curve. (Feels like looking at an early version of Clanker.)
Keeping the price volatility while making bundling far riskier ends up being better for every organic trader.






