Pump.fun fees fuel leveraged perp positions. Profits buy back and burn your token. Autonomous. Forever.
From a Pump.fun launch to autonomous, perpetual-backed buybacks.
Deploy your token. Set 100% creator fee share to the Reactr wallet. Revoke admin.
Submit your mint address. On-chain verification confirms fee allocation and admin revocation.
Fees are claimed continuously. 70% drives leveraged perps. Profits and 30% buy back and burn — forever.
Nothing sits idle. The fee engine sweeps creator fees the moment they cross a threshold, converts them to collateral, and fires them into the core. There are no vaults to drain and no multisig to trust.
Real-time on-chain data. Updated every 30 seconds.
Live feed of tokens the reactor has bought back and burned. Click any entry to verify the transaction on Solscan.
Perpetual positions the core is running right now against registered tokens.
Real-time data for all registered Reactr tokens. Tap a card for full detail.
Deploy on Pump.fun, register with Reactr, and let the engine run.
Choose the asset and direction. LONG only at launch — shorts coming. Max leverage. Max aggression.
Selected: LONG @ 100x on —
This becomes the token name on Pump.fun. Keep it tickerable.
Create your token with these exact settings, then come back with the mint.
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Paste your mint. Reactr checks the on-chain config before the core accepts fuel.
Ordinary Pump.fun tokens leak fees into nothing. The core turns that leak into a burn engine.
Every fee collected buys tokens off the open market and torches them. Circulating supply drops on every cycle, with no action from you or holders.
Fuel is fired into perps at up to 250x. A profitable run amplifies buyback power far past the raw fee amount — that's the reactor's job.
The core wallet runs on open-source code. No multisig discretion, no withdrawals. Verify every transaction on Solscan yourself.
70% of output buys back the fueled token, 30% buys back $REACTR. Every token in the core adds buy pressure to the protocol itself.