🔥UBM
The mechanism

How It Works

man ubm-cycle

UBM runs on a fully automated loop that repeats every 2 minutes, 24/7, with no human intervention. Here is exactly what happens on every single pass.

  1. Trading generates creator fees. Every time someone buys or sells UBM on pump.fun, a small creator fee accumulates on-chain, owed to the token's creator wallet.
  2. The bot claims those fees. Every 2 minutes, an automated script collects 100% of whatever creator fees have accumulated since the last cycle. If nothing has accumulated, it simply waits for the next cycle - no fees are ever left unclaimed for long.
  3. 90% goes straight into a buyback. The claimed SOL isn't sent to a team wallet or held anywhere - 90% of it is immediately used to buy UBM on the open market. This is real, verifiable buy pressure tied directly to trading activity.
  4. 100% of what's bought gets burned. Right after the buyback, the bot burns its entire UBM balance - not just what it just bought, but literally everything sitting in the wallet. If tokens were ever sent there manually, those get burned too on the next pass. Nothing is ever kept, hoarded, or redistributed.
  5. Supply shrinks, permanently. Burned tokens are destroyed on-chain and can never come back into circulation. As circulating supply steadily decreases while trading continues, the token becomes structurally scarcer over time - which is the whole point of an "unlimited burning machine."
  6. The loop repeats. Forever. Two minutes later, it starts over: claim, buy, burn. No pauses, no discretion, no off switch tied to price or sentiment - the mechanism doesn't care what the market is doing, it just keeps executing.

The flywheel, visually

┌────────────┐ ┌────────────┐ ┌────────────┐ │ TRADES │ ──▶ │ CLAIM │ ──▶ │ BUYBACK │ │ (fees ↑) │ │ fees (2m) │ │ 90% of SOL │ └────────────┘ └────────────┘ └─────┬──────┘ ▲ │ │ ▼ ┌─────┴──────┐ ┌────────────┐ ┌────────────┐ │ PRICE ↑ │ ◀── │ SUPPLY ↓ │ ◀── │ BURN │ │ (pressure) │ │ (permanent)│ │ 100% held │ └────────────┘ └────────────┘ └────────────┘

Why burn everything, not just half?

A partial burn still leaves a growing pile of tokens sitting in a wallet somewhere - a pile that could, in theory, be sold or redistributed later. Burning the full balance every single cycle removes that possibility entirely: there is never a stockpile to worry about, and every token the mechanism ever buys is permanently gone within minutes of being purchased.

Why does this put upward pressure on price?

Price is a function of supply and demand. The buyback step is real demand (SOL is actually spent buying UBM on the market), and the burn step permanently reduces supply. Doing both, continuously, means the same amount of trading activity has to be divided among an ever-shrinking number of tokens - a structural tailwind that compounds the more the token trades.

Everything described here happens on-chain and is publicly verifiable: every claim, every buyback, and every burn is a real Solana transaction anyone can inspect on a block explorer.