Twelve tokenomics live inside one coin. Each one spends the creator fees for six hours, then the code scores it against twenty similar coins. The best four breed, the worst die out.
The first life opens when $AS is live.
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Generation 1. Twelve genomes, each one owning the budget for six hours, in this order. The bird is drawn from the genome itself: the beak is its burn share, the crest its dividend share, the tail its liquidity share, the breast its savings.
Generation 1 was seeded from the phrase in the config, so anyone can rebuild it.
No life has finished yet. Rows fill six hours after a life closes and are never edited afterward. Holders and amounts kept come from Solana RPC; volume and price come from Dexscreener.
| life | genome | growth | holders kept | volume | price vs basket | score |
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A life's score is 50 + 50 × (0.40·growth + 0.25·holders kept + 0.20·volume + 0.15·price vs basket), each term measured against a basket of twenty similar pump.fun coins chosen when the first life ends. Six hours is a short, noisy window and early generations are a small sample. That is the experiment.
Set the shares, sign with your wallet and burn 100,000 $AS. Two submitted genomes enter every generation: the two that sit furthest from the genomes already in the population. Win a generation with yours and you get the breeder mark and a row in the pedigree.
Set as you like; the six shares are normalised to 100. Your result: —
Buy only under the hourly average by 0%
Burning 100,000 $AS submits the genome. The burn and the genome travel in one transaction, so the submission is the burn.
A season is ten generations, about a month. At the end of the season the treasury the hold gene built is burned, and the season's best genome becomes a fixed policy over 20% of the next season's budget.
Who came from whom. One column per generation, the survivors on the left of each column. The randomness that made every child is a Solana block hash, published with its slot, so anyone can rebuild a generation from the one before it.