Reactr takes 100% of your Pump.fun creator fees as fuel. The core runs leveraged perps on Jupiter. Output buys back and incinerates your token — no team, no deposits, no off switch.
From a Pump.fun launch to a self-running buyback core in under five minutes.
Deploy your token on Pump.fun. Route 100% creator fee share to the Reactr core wallet and revoke admin.
Paste your mint. Reactr verifies on-chain that fees are locked to the core and admin is revoked. One-time.
Fees claimed continuously. 70% drives leveraged perps. Profits + 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.
Pulled from the engine in real time. Falls back to last-known values if the core is offline.
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Search, sort, and inspect each fueled token. Tap a card for full position detail.
Pick a market, name your derivative, set fees on Pump.fun, and let the core take over.
This is what the core trades. Direction is LONG-only at launch; shorts are coming.
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.
REACTRcorewa11et1111111111111111111111111111
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 $RTR. Every token in the core adds buy pressure to the protocol itself.
Reactr fires creator fees into perpetual positions at high leverage. Positions can and will be liquidated when markets move against them — that collateral is lost. The core survives by claiming fresh fuel and compounding buyback pressure over time, but no mechanism guarantees profit. This is experimental software interacting with third-party contracts. Never fuel more than you're willing to see burned. Nothing here is financial advice.