docs // how_it_works

Blind draw. Open rules.

Everything that decides a bounty is public: the deck, the randomness, the rules, the trades. Here's exactly where the money goes and how an outcome is reached.

01 // fee_flow

Every trade feeds the vault

Every buy and sell on the bonding curve pays a trading fee, split on-chain the moment it is harvested. Nearly half of it is locked to the token's own quest.

intake // every trade

1 SOL

fee 2.5% = 0.0250

Bounty Vault

Locked to this token's quest

1.2%

0.0120 SOL

Meteora protocol

Meteora DBC protocol fee

0.5%

0.00500 SOL

Auto-LP

Deepens the DEX pool after migration

0.3%

0.00300 SOL

Ops

Keeper, randomness and infrastructure

0.3%

0.00300 SOL

Platform

BLIND BOUNTY treasury

0.2%

0.00200 SOL

intake // every trade

1 SOL

fee 2.5% = 0.0250 SOL

Bounty Vault
Locked to this token's quest
1.2%
0.0120 SOL
Meteora protocol
Meteora DBC protocol fee
0.5%
0.00500 SOL
Auto-LP
Deepens the DEX pool after migration
0.3%
0.00300 SOL
Ops
Keeper, randomness and infrastructure
0.3%
0.00300 SOL
Platform
BLIND BOUNTY treasury
0.2%
0.00200 SOL

Example trade1 SOL

A 1 SOL trade pays 0.0250 SOL in fees, and 0.0120 SOL of it lands in the token's Bounty Vault.

02 // randomness

The blind draw & reset loop

One global deck of 20 targets. Each launch draws one blind, without replacement, until the deck is empty and reshuffles.

Before a draw, the keeper publishes the hash of a secret. The target is then computed from that secret mixed with the hash of a future Solana slot that doesn't exist yet when the commitment is posted, so neither the keeper, the slot leader nor the dev can pick the target.

Every re-commit (for example after a missed reveal) is counted publicly on-chain, so retries can't be hidden.

1
> commit
Commit
Before the draw, the keeper publishes the hash of a secret. The secret itself stays hidden, but it can no longer change.
2
> launch
Launch & lock a future slot
The token goes live and the draw is tied to a Solana slot that hasn't been produced yet.
3
> reveal
Reveal & mix
The keeper reveals the secret; the program checks it against the hash, mixes it with that slot's hash and picks one of the targets left in the deck.
4
> strike
Strike & continue
The target becomes the token's public quest and is struck from the deck for this cycle.
∞
> reshuffle
20/20 → reshuffle
When the last card is drawn the deck resets and a new cycle starts. Every quest appears exactly once per cycle.

03 // outcomes

Win the quest, or feed the fire

bounty vault

Verdict

quest.hit

Diamond Hands get paid

80%to wallets that bought and never sold or transferred out, pro-rata, claimed with a merkle proof.
20%to the dev who launched the token.
⟳Whatever isn't claimed before the deadline is bought back and burned.

quest.missed

The vault burns

100%of the Bounty Vault buys the token back from the market…
▲…and burns every token it bought. Supply shrinks; nobody walks away with the vault.
0%to the dev, the team or anyone else.

04 // verification

Keeper, evidence & the challenge window

Precise about trust: most quests are judged off-chain, in the open, with published evidence and a veto window before anything moves.

1
Quest window
15 min to 24 h depending on the target. Trades fill the vault; progress is computed live.
2
Keeper proposes
The keeper evaluates the rule against public on-chain data and posts the outcome with its evidence.
3
Challenge · 1 hour
The vault stays locked. During this window the platform guardian can veto a wrong proposal.
4
Finalized
Success: a merkle root of Diamond Hand shares. Failure: the vault buys back the token and burns it.
5
Claims · 3 days
Diamond Hands claim with a merkle proof; the dev claims 20%. Unclaimed SOL is bought back & burned.

off-chain proposal

Outcomes are proposed by the keeper from public on-chain data. Every proposal links its evidence so anyone can re-run the numbers.

fully on-chain: quest #17

Dev Trust Test is verified by the program itself: the burn or 1-year lock either happened in the window or it didn't. No keeper judgement involved.

no exit to the team

Nothing can withdraw a Bounty Vault to the team. The only paths out: Diamond Hand claims, the 20% dev share, or buyback & burn.

05 // faq

Questions, answered

01What is a hidden quest?

A target the token has to hit within a time window, like reaching a market cap, a holder count, or 50 buys in a row. There are 20 of them (see the Codex). Yours is drawn blind right after launch, so nobody knows it in advance.

02Can the dev or the team choose the quest?

No. The keeper commits to the hash of a secret before the draw, and the target is computed from that secret mixed with the hash of a future Solana slot. Neither the keeper, the slot leader nor the dev can steer the result, and every re-commit is counted publicly. Drawing is without replacement, so the same quest can't be farmed twice in a cycle.

03Who decides whether a quest succeeded?

The keeper evaluates the rule from public on-chain data (trades, holders, prices) and proposes the outcome, publishing its evidence so anyone can re-run the numbers. A challenge window follows, during which the platform guardian can veto a wrong proposal. Quest #17 (Dev Trust Test) is the exception: it is verified fully on-chain by the program.

04Can anyone withdraw a Bounty Vault to the team?

No. The program has no instruction that sends a bounty vault to the team. A vault can only pay Diamond Hands and the dev after a successful quest, or buy back and burn the token. Unclaimed funds after the claim window are also bought back and burned.

05Who counts as a Diamond Hand?

Wallets that bought through the pool at least once, never sold, and still hold at least everything they bought (no transfers out). The dev wallet is excluded (it gets the 20% dev share instead), as are pools and program vaults.

06How is my share calculated?

Pro-rata. Your weight is the amount you bought through the pool, divided by the total bought by all Diamond Hands. Tokens received by plain transfer don't count, so sellers can't launder through a fresh wallet. The holder pot is 80% of the vault; your claim is pot × weight, proven with a merkle proof.

07What happens if I sell?

You can trade freely, it's a normal bonding curve. But selling or transferring out forfeits that wallet's share of that token's bounty.

08What happens when the bonding curve completes?

The token graduates to a Meteora DEX pool and trades via Jupiter. The quest and the vault continue unchanged; the Auto-LP share deepens the new pool.

09How long do I have to claim?

Claims open once a success is finalized and stay open for the claim window shown on the token page. Anything unclaimed after the deadline is bought back and burned.

10What happens when all 20 targets are drawn?

The deck reshuffles immediately and a new cycle starts with all 20 targets back in play. The Codex shows which targets are still in the current deck.

11Is this financial advice?

No. Memecoins are extremely volatile and most go to zero. Quest rewards are not guaranteed. Only use money you can afford to lose.

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Diamond Hands get paid

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Every trade feeds the vault

The blind draw & reset loop

Win the quest, or feed the fire

Keeper, evidence & the challenge window

Questions, answered

Every trade feeds the vault

The blind draw & reset loop

Win the quest, or feed the fire

Keeper, evidence & the challenge window

Questions, answered