Ophelia
Ophelia / how-it-works

The story, in three acts

Launch. Graduate. Bloom.

Everything $OPHELIA does fits in three words. The chain enforces the first two. We keep the third — in public, every Sunday.

Act I

Launch: one curve, everyone equal.

$OPHELIA is created on pump.fun and sold on its public bonding curve — a formula where price rises as coins are bought. There's no presale and no list to get on. You, a bot, and the founder all pay the same price in the same block.

Price rises along the curve as tokens are bought A line chart where price starts near zero and rises increasingly steeply as supply sold increases. first buyer pays least …price climbs… later buyers pay more tokens sold → price ↑
Selling walks back down the same curve. The spread between buy and sell is the curve's normal math, not a fee.

About 79.31% of the billion coins sell on the curve. The rest wait for act two. pump.fun sets every rule here — there is no knob we could turn even if we wanted to.

Act II

Graduate: the pool becomes permanent.

At ~85 SOL raised, the curve is full. pump.fun's program moves everything to PumpSwap, a standard decentralized exchange — and burns the keys that could ever withdraw the pool.

Flow from bonding curve to PumpSwap pool with LP burned Three boxes connected by arrows: 'curve complete (~85 SOL)' leads to 'all remaining tokens + SOL move into one PumpSwap pool', which leads to 'LP tokens burned — liquidity permanent'. curve completes ≈ 85 SOL raised ~206.9M tokens + all curve SOL → one PumpSwap pool LP tokens burned 🔥 the pool stays
Done by the protocol, in one transaction, the same way for every coin that graduates. Nobody — founder included — can withdraw the pool afterwards.

Mint authority and freeze authority were revoked back at creation, so supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000 from birth and no wallet can be blocked. The stage is set. Now the garden gets its ritual.

Act III

Bloom: 90% of every fee comes back as a burn.

Every trade pays a small fee, set by pump.fun — 0.30% of curve trades is the creator's share, up to 0.95% on PumpSwap. That share piles up in one public wallet. Every Sunday 90% of it comes back as a burn; the other 10% goes to the team.

The Sunday cycle A four-step loop: traders pay fees; fees accumulate in the public treasury; on Sunday 90% of the SOL is market-bought via Jupiter and the bought tokens are burned, shrinking total supply, while the other 10% goes to the team; loop repeats. traders pay fees 0.30–0.95% share public treasury one auditable wallet Sunday market buy via Jupiter · 90% of the pile BURN 🔥 supply ↓ forever every Sunday every hop lands on-chain, in public each week we post the burn's signature

The bought $OPHELIA is burned — sent where it can never return — so total supply only goes down. The burn's signature is posted each time, and that signature is hashed into one flower in the garden. No promises about size: if fees are small, the burn is small, and she sinks a little slower. That's the whole trick.

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