Juiced
A juice box squeezed in the middle, juice spurting out of its side

$JUICED

$JUICEDtba

this coin is buying its own floor.

Every creator fee $JUICED earns gets squeezed back into its own PumpSwap pool. The LP is burned the moment it is minted, so that liquidity can never come back out.

share of its own pool the coin has locked for good

0%

Not launched yet. The squeeze starts once $JUICED graduates to PumpSwap.

SOL squeezed in
0
SOL locked
0
deposits
0

the squeeze

An agent wallet created the coin, so it receives the creator fees. On a timer it runs three transactions, and nothing else.

  1. 1

    claim

    The agent collects the creator fees every trade pays the coin, from pump.fun and from PumpSwap.

    none yet

  2. 2

    buy half

    Half of it buys $JUICED from its own pool. The SOL it may spend is capped, so a moving price fails the buy instead of overpaying.

    none yet

  3. 3

    deposit + burn

    The tokens and the other half go back into the pool together. The LP tokens that deposit mints are burned in the same transaction.

    none yet

  4. 4

    repeat

    Every trade pays the coin again: the creator fee, and the LP fee its burned share earns. The pool gets deeper on its own.

every drop, on chain

Each line links to its transaction on Solscan.

Nothing yet. Once the coin is live, every claim, buy and deposit lands here with its transaction.

said plainly

  • Burned means nobody can withdraw it.

    Not the agent, not us. The flip side: the coin can never take that SOL back out either.

  • It only squeezes what trading pays.

    Quiet trading means small creator fees and slow squeezes. Nothing here creates volume.

  • A floor is not a price guarantee.

    Deeper liquidity means a sell moves the price less. It does not stop the price from falling.

  • The agent holds a key.

    It can only spend the SOL in its own wallet, and every step it takes shows up in the feed above.